20 Best Cooling Fan For Ps5 (2023 Updated)

I used these on the receiver of my home theater. They kept it nice and cool. Very convenient with the dual fans and speed control. I got these because my previous fan was so loud and disturbing while watching a movie.

At low speed these are virtually silent, at full speed they are still very quiet. Not enough to interrupt the movie. As long as these keep working I’ll be happy.

My stereo amplifier was overheating at higher volumes even though I have a wood cabinet with the back removed and front glass doors removed. I put a fan at either side of the heatsinks and set on the lowest level.

These fans are quiet on the lowest level and although its still winter I pressed my amp for a good 1 hour with dynamically demanding music checking the heatsinks and amp every 10 minutes and it was very very cool! Not a hint of heat on the lowest setting.

These fans will become ever so more essential in the summer. My only gripe being the secondary usb female port which should come with a safety cap! For instance say that live usb port was near your banana plugs at the back of the amp!!! You could destroy your amplifier.

Alternatively i’m going to have to put insulation tape over the unused dangling usb port. Cooling the amp off will reduce heat damage to the output stages and the rest of the circuits so these fans are an absolute must for me.

Some cooling systems are way overpriced on the net whereas this is an exceptionly cheap method of cooling. I just have my ps4 in standby and use the usb port to power the fans. Superb.

This was my first purchase from B&H, and they were rapid fast in processing the order. The product is also amazing. It is exactly as the description. It is super quiet and the controller is so convenient.

If only they were sold in Canada.

I have a router that overheats causing major signal output and streaming issues. Someone on a forum suggested the 120mm USB cooling fan. Apparently he had the same issues and these did the trick for him.

I use one for the base blowing upward and the other drawing out the hot air. Well shazam! No more bad signal. Works like a charm. Going to get some more for my son’s computer. Who knew.

As all of the other reviews state, this fan is QUIET and really moves air – no matter the orientation. Many cheap fans will rattle or make noise depending upon orientation. It is good for hours/days of constant use.

Everything from the cord length/quality, to the firm and responsive switch makes apparent that this thing is built to last, for any application. The ability to daisy chain is really nice. I am thinking about buying a few more.

I have two of these now. The first one I purchased to cool my Linksys WRT1900ACSv2 Router which ran at around 83C. After purchasing this and putting it on top of the router drawing air up through the bottom of the router my temperature is around 61C.

That’s a huge drop in temp. 22 Centigrade equals 71. 6 degree FARENHEIT drop in temperature and that is running the fan on the medium speed setting which is still quiet. The second fan I purchased for my H96 MAX media player which uses a Rockchip 3399.

This box runs hot and was causing my Antutu score to be 65000. After using the second fan placing the media player on top of the fan blowing air up though the bottom of the media player my Antutu score jumped to 105000.

Just from the cooling of the fan. These fans are worth every penny. Very quiet. Well built. Rubber spacers on both sides of the fan. 3-speed fan control. Buy it to cool your overheating electronics. You won’t be sorry.

This fan is very loud. In comparison to the previous generations of Corsair’s 140mm fans, this is turbo loud but without much airflow improvement. I have 7 fans in my aged PC, including liquid CPU cooling fans, all of which are Corsair 140mm’s or 120mm’s.

They all live in a Corsair 780T case. One of them span with noise just recently, so I thought it needed replacement. After installation, this new one actually runs louder than the noisy problematic one that it has replaced.

All other fans still run as quiet as usual even on max speed. And I thought technology these days advances in the speed of light? So I swapped the new one out, with an even older Corsair fan without LED that came originally with the case 7 years ago.

It now runs smooth and quiet. I am also in the process of getting a brand new desktop; just haven’t decided on how much damage to break the bank yet. With Corsair fans running so loud like this, I will perhaps consider other choices.

If I had the money I would have bought two more for my case so that the outflow was better, hopefully they will go on sale again so I can afford them they really are nice fans. Thanks to all who make this possible.

I imagine that if I had better outflow my temperatures would go down even further as right now there is a bottleneck in airflow. These really are nice fans they would be quiet if I kept them at the same rate of airflow as my other fans but I wanted to secure my computer for longer life so I have them at max.

Amd Ryzen High Performance energy settings and its a X570 mb, Ryzen 9 3900x CPU, Radeon RX 470 video card. The temperatures with nighttime ambient temperature outside being 81 at 11:37pm and indoor ambient temperature being 70.

7 the temperature of the processor is 89 Fahrenheit average of 3800 mhz to 4200 mhz the motherboard temperature is 77 Fahrenheit then the south bridge temperature is 102 Fahrenheit. fan speeds reading at 2400 -2500 rpm (case fans these fans listed here).

CPU fan speed reading 1500~ rpm and south bridge reading at 930. output fan is reading really weird as it isn’t PWM but I know its probably around 1200 – 1400. The point is that these fans work 89 f, 77 f, 102 f, @ 70.

7 ambient room temperature isn’t bad at all especially for a Ryzen 9 3900x which is notorious for very high temperatures max temperature of 90 c not f is what it is capable of going to before meltdown.

I wish you all the best on your purchase but if you do decide to go with these fans they are mag lev. so they won’t wear down because of bearing failure.

I bought this pack (plus a third, separate fan of the same model) to replace the two Fractal fans that came with my Meshify 2 XL case. Somehow, despite there being an extra fan, they are quieter! The only downside is that the cables aren’t quite long enough to reach my enormous case’s built-in fan hub, so I’ve had to connect them directly to the motherboard.

If the cables were slightly longer, it’d be perfect. If your case isn’t so mind-bogglingly huge, though, you’ll probably be alright – they were literally just a few centimetres too short. The RGB hub(s) come pre-attached with 3M sticky pads, so you can secure them wherever you want.

The RGB is gorgeous, and they cool my system. Not sure what else to say!.

After a live chat, the associate (I don’t remember his name) helped me choose a set of fans to cool a very hot tube amp. The price was totally reasonable, and I wasn’t even sure they would be big/powerful enough to do the trick, but I was wrong.

One fan cools four tubes and one sits over the transformer. Very happy with the purchase. I can definitely recommend these for their easy placement, effectiveness, and value for the money.

I have a game, Risk 2, embedded on my hard drive on a very old Dell laptop. Game is great but it requires Windows XP or older system. So, i’ve Kept this old laptop because the game is on the hard drive.

I have no other use for the computer. Unfortunately, a few years ago the internal fan stopped work and the laptop got incredibly hot in just a few minutes. I hadn’t played the game. I then got the idea of using an external fan hoping this would work and purchased your product.

It works great and prevents the pc from overheating. I am now enjoying the game again thanks to you. An easy and inexpensive solution – thank you.

I bought these fans for my DVR. The DVR is in a a cabinet with not a lot of room for air flow and seemed to be getting way too hot. The DVR was not recording correctly and was giving us all sorts of problems.

So I found these fans online and took a chance. They are AMAZING! They are small enough to fit in this small enclosed box/cabinet and they are EXTREMELY quiet. You don’t even know they are on. I purchased the ones with an adapter to plug into an electrical outlet but it also has the capability to be plugged into a USB port as well.

I would buy these fans again without hesitation!.

The product is good. Vrey efficient, and good functionality with different modes. It does look like it will be hard to clean as there are three different blades and several screws to remove. Not sure yet.

Also a slight engineering complaint, as the handle is right opposite the touch screen, so you invariablly change the fan operations whenever attempting to move or rotate the fan.

Not really worth the money. I mean it looks fancy, sure. It’s not powerful in terms of the amount of air it pushes out. And after 4 months the middle fan just inexplicably stopped working. Which reminds me, the settings are very annoying.

The touch display is sensitive and close to the top of the fan so they’re easy to accidentally touch. Each fan can be adjusted to the setting of your choice and I guess if you want to feel like you’re on vacation there is a setting that mimics an ocean breeze.

You can light a nice candle for the full effect I suppose, but otherwise I’d skip this one.

I’ve never owned a tower fan before, prior to this one, and I was hesitant to purchase this one at first as it was a bit pricey. However, I read reviews until my eyes bled and decided to go for it. I’m glad that I did.

The fan is well constructed and the base is weighted enough to prevent it from wobbling or moving around. The blades of the fans make noise, obviously, but it’s nowhere near the levels that a traditional box fan or standard oscillating fan make.

This means that you’re able to have a normal conversation without having to yell over the noise while still enjoying pleasant air circulation in whatever room you want it in. My fiancee and I typically run the fan at night while we are sleeping to keep the room cool and cancel out other noise that might disturb our sleep with the white noise that the fan creates.

It works great. There are several modes that you can use the fan for and you have the ability to control all 3 fans being on or off, the speed at which they move, as well as other things you’d associate with a fan.

It also has a timer which is pretty cool if you’re into that sort of thing. We’ve had this fan for a year+ now and have had zero issues with it. It does exactly what I expected, when I need it, and it’s slender enough to move out of the way when not in use.

I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to venture into the world of tower fans or if you’re already a tower fan. fan?.

Works perfect. I bought two for the RV for cooling the AV system and the satellite SWM switch. The systems are powered by separate surge protectors and I plugged in one AC fan to each strip. Whenever you power up a system, the fan will come on too.

I set them on HI and you have to get close to hear them, no whine. Another nice feature is that the transformer plug is at a right angle so it doesn’t cover two outlets on the power strip. Somebody was thinking on this one.

They are solid, well made fans. Thanks.

The multi-fans were exactly what I needed to help cool my plasma HDTV. These TVs produce heat while turned on which create video and other problems. The multi-fans were a perfect fit on the back of the TV panel and after making the necessary port holes for maximum efficiency they produced my desired results.

They are very quite and come in multi-speeds to help me set them for the best results which I really like. I highly recommend them to anyone who owns high end electronic devices that may produce excess heat which can give you problems and shorten the devices life.

Unless I’m doing something stupid wrong, the SP120 PRO’s don’t seem to want to work with the included Node CORE. Only fan #1 lights up and white. I select SP Fans and the fans don’t respond to any changes in the software.

Selecting other fan models, they respond somewhat differently, but obviously not as desired. I have an older 570X case and the built in SP fans work perfectly with the Node CORE. After a little research, the older SP fans are non-PRO apparently.

Not sure I want to buy multiple kits to piece-meal a working solution. The one kit should work as designed. Did I get the wrong controller or wrong fans? I have it set to return these, but if these are a mistake, perhaps I’ll exchange instead and see what happens.

I bought this triple pack for exhaust (1 rear/ 2 top) and am totally satisfied with it. Best things: – amazing RGB experience with handy software (iCUE) – great cooling system bad things: – you need to buy fan hub seperately (or splitter).

The Lighting Node Core is only for RGB connection which means you need fan hub to supply power for fans. because I am not the IT expert, that made me frustrated as the fans didn’t work initially. After a few hours spent for googling I managed it with Deepcool fan hub (that was also purchased from PBtech).

overally, it is really good RGB case fans. totally recommendable.

Fans move a decent amount of air, are very quiet, and produce very nice RGB effects. They were easy to mount like any other fan, the included hub was very useful, and it was easy to understand the instructions.

My only complaint is with the iCue software. It is not very intuitive or user friendly and if you aren’t good at figuring out software it’s probably going to irritate you. It’s capable of producing some nice effects and you can create lots of interesting profiles but it’s just laid out poorly and not very well explained.

These are also pretty overpriced for what they are. Considering you can get full ARGB fans that don’t require proprietary hubs for similar prices you’re definitely paying a Corsair tax here. But if you can find them on sale or if you already have Corsair components they definitely aren’t the worst rip-off around and it’s better than buying the cheapest fans you can find and replacing them after a year when they seize or start to hum.

Pretty pleased with them. If they were 15 bucks cheaper and had better software they’d be a 5/5.

I don’t know what I did for so many years without this fan. It has several speeds for the perfect amount of cool, refreshing breeze on a hot work day. I usually have it positioned horizontally underneath my computer monitor, so it can blow directly onto my face, but it works just as well when stood up vertically like a miniature tower fan.

There is very little noise at all. I highly recommend this fan and would purchase it again.

Like most of us, my husband is working from home now and we just don’t have the space for a big desk for him. He’s runs constantly hot so a desk fan is a must. He also sits in a dark corner so he needs a light also.

We were able to mount this on the wall right above his desk and save desk space by getting rid of his fan and lamp. It produces a nice amount of air for it’s size, and the light is very bright. The touchpad buttons aren’t my favorite, I would prefer regular buttons because sometimes you click it two or three times without realizing it.

It rotates but it tends to want to stay in the same position so you either have to wrestle it around or keep moving it back. Luckily for us, it naturally sits in the perfect position to blow on him.

This fan may be little but it packs a punch! I was super impressed with the sleek design, the compactness and the colors. Love the black and orange. I initially plugged it in and played with all of the settings, with it being summer right now it was put to the true test.

I was blown away (not literally) at how much air this tiny fan was able to produce. Don’t get me wrong it’s not super super tiny but compared to an actual fan this is definitely a desk top fan. It’s not loud at all, I slept with it on my night stand pointing at me and I like that I’m able to basically move it anywhere I am as it’s so small.

Buttons are touch and seemed touchy at first but worked well. Packaging was very good, it was packed well so no breakage would occurre. I highly recommend this fan if your looking for a desk top fan or simply just a small one for you to sleep with at night.

The two ways to use this are convenient. I used it as a tower and on its side and it did not mess with the functionality of this fan. 10/10 highly recomend.

The fan and stand are great! My issue is I have bought two of these now, and both times the front charging station has stopped working completely. This is quite disappointing considering now only one of my chargers can charge at a time.

I am not sure if it’s a flaw or not. But it’s really strange that is has happened twice.

This is a stand that I enjoy. It’s light and appealing to the eye! The fans are quiet, and one side of the stand has storage slots that slide back into the stand. The PS5 is charged and kept cool in the station.

It completes the task at hand. Any PS5 owner will appreciate this purchase.

Just received my new PS5 stand and it honestly looks amazing. Super easy installation took me less than 5 minutes to get it set up. The LED indicators work perfectly and I can actually feel the fan working.

The game rack on the back is a nice bonus.

I use this instead of the OEM stand that came with the PS5. It’s sturdy and allows me to keep my controllers organized. The 3 extra USBs allow me to use my Astro A40 with a mix amp and charge extra controllers when needed.

I liked the fact that my husband’s console and games are not taking up much space. This was a great investment!

This makes my PS5 feel a lot more stable. Fans are not very noisy at all, and it has nice cooling. It is worth the price!

Looks good and very easy to install as slotted in perfectly. To setup you just have to remove the film covering the pre-installed thermal tape and screw the plate into place. No issues with overheating or game stuttering so far.

I’m using this with a firecuda 530 2tb. The cost was cheaper than the version with a heatsink attached and from watching vids it’s also a better solution to keep everything cool.

Sabrent heatsink is great and works very well with my Seagate Firecuda 530 2tb heatsink. I chose the Sabrent based on the YouTube videos which tested things like read and write speeds, performance and heat tests.

I’ve been using this in my PS5 for a few weeks now and would highly recommend it. Although Scans price is reasonable I have since seen it on Amazon for £20.

No complaints. I installed a Firecuda 530 1Tb and for maximum protection and efficiency decided on this option for a heatsink, with the added benefit of the cover. In my opinion, this heatsink/cover combo will have better long-term performance.

Had two of these drawing air out of my case behind 2 hard drives. Fans were properly mounted using all 4 anchor points. Connector was plugged into the motherboard, which also is new. fans were placed vertically as pictured.

Upon initial fire and reload, the computer and fans ran well. Kept my two Constellation ES 2TB drives ~100*f. Fast forward 6 days and upon initial power on, you hear the fateful moan of a dying fan. Checked all other fans first (and double checked, I mean, new small silent fans CANT be the issue).

You could feel the vibration in the case as i discovered one of my two new Silent5 screaming for life. Doing what most would, I tapped the outside of the case against the fan several times with my finger and it stopped making noise.

Great. Fast forward another 6 days, and as I powered on my machine you hear not one but BOTH of my Silent5 fans screaming and screeching. Tapped on both, they were quiet. 7th day? Could not make the second of the two stop screeching.

I dont know if I got two bad fans, however I have never had ANY fan fail in such a matter of time. I would not recommend, and would not purchase again.

I bought a pair of these as part of a cooling upgrade to my Asus CS5111 Media Center PC. Their near silent operation allows me to run them at 90% speed and still be much quieter than the stock fans at 40%.

They’ve been the perfect solution and I couldn’t ask for better performance. The low level noise produced is more of a “whirring” rather than the lower pitched hum of my old fans and is much more pleasant to be around.

Highly recommended due to very high flow rate at low decibel levels. Other fans of this size may be slightly quieter, but move less than half the air that these do. I’m very satisfied that these were the right choice now that they’ve been in service for a while.

Money well spent and cheap insurance in the form of excellent cooling for my hard drive, motherboard, and processor. As always, Newegg delivers with fast shipping and top notch support.

Bought this ’cause I wanted to install a silent fan in my ASRock ION 3D PC / Media Center replacing the original fan. This new 50mm fan was said to be extremely silent, so I bought to more for other similar purposes.

It turned out that the fan part is very silent, much more than most, but the electrical motor within is very noisy! Total evaluation of the fan is that it’s more noisy than the standard fan delivered with the pc.

and that is both annoying and frustrating.

Enough airflow for the case or for a big CPU radiator.

10/10 party on gamers

Maybe in a few years i will know more.

I have owned an older model of this fan for over a decade. I have dragged it with me everywhere. It’s been abused and neglected more often than not. It has always held up well, continued working, and most important of all, was effective.

Knowing that I invested in a new one, the only real difference being and more modern remote. The new one operates as good as the old one. It works very well in a small to midsize room or when you need to direct air to a specific area.

Glad I bought it.

I bought this when my air conditioning went out during a heat wave. I have asthma and it was so hard to breathe with my old box fan plus that thing makes a racket the neighbors can hear. This takes up less real estate, is super quiet, really moves the air and makes the room more comfortable.

Even on high you can still watch tv without busting out eardrums. You couldn’t do that with my old box fan! The remote is excellent but in honestly we’ve rarely used it. I expect that it will get more use in time but right now, we tend to turn it on and leave it alone.

But I love that the remote stays attached until I need it. My family has a habit of losing everything!! This way they can’t, but I’m sure they will try. The functions are all very easy to operate and it was a very quick job to put together.

I’ve had cereal boxes that were harder! Writing this review, I might have convinced myself to buy another one!.

This fan meets one criteria I wanted. It is mostly white. But the cord and the remote are black. And that is just irritating. It would benefit a lot from having a white cord for the looks. The photo here does not really show that the vent grid is silver matching the LASKO lettering on the medallion.

The blades inside are black so it’s a bit more contrast than the photo. This fan is not quiet and does not move much air. It does have a small footprint. It serves one use in my home, to blow air six feet away over the person at the kitchen sink without blocking a door.

It can do that. It is a very weak fan, I cannot see using this in a large room. i do not think it is suitable for a bedroom as it is loud, especially for the small amount of air it moves. Or rather does not move.

I think I have mentioned that. Setting one is almost useless, it has to be on #2 or #3. I’m not sure if it is by design or by defect, but it does not oscillate through a very wide angle, maybe 45 to 60 degrees at most.

It was very easy to put together, less than five minutes and very obvious. You can’t clean it easily as nothing comes apart, so plan on compressed air to dust it out. It doesn’t seem all that sturdy.

This is my first LASKO brand fan and it is underwhelming. Don’t expect too much.

We actually tried & returned 2 of these units. First unit smelled like burning plastic every time we ran it. Exchanged for a different unit that ended up smelling the same way. Honeywell support was contacted for the smell issue, and their recommendation was to run outside for “up to 8-10 hours to eliminate the smell.

” So we ran the 2nd unit in the garage for 3-4 days and the unit still smelled like burning plastic. The 2nd unit was returned and we ended up getting a TaoTonics tower fan from amazon (that works great and doesn’t smell like it will catch on fire) instead.

My whole adult life I’ve been a white noise sleeper. My tool of choice has always been a box fan, or when I’m away, an app. This new Honeywell Dreamweaver Sleep Fan with Pink Noise comes very close to the best machine I’ve personally experienced with very few complaints.

Pros: -Small size. It’s quite compact and light. It can fit on a bedside table easily. -Powerful fan; optional wind. I set the fan up three feet from the end of my bed and could still feel the wind from it.

It also has a slide-down panel that you can close if you want the noise but not the fan. -USB port. You won’t lose a plug for charging since it has one built in. -Tilt base to put it into whatever position you like.

-Many different settings, including fan strength; auto-timer; icon light dimming (for darker rooms). Cons: -No remote. There is a model of this fan that comes with a remote. It really shouldn’t be offered without it, since it makes using it SO much easier.

-It does not save settings. Every time you turn it on, you have to adjust it to your personal preferences. It would be nice if it just saved it as a favorite. -The touch pad (the control pad for the fan) is extremely sensitive; so much that I’ve often messed up my settings while trying to press a button.

-Cosmetic. It would be nice if the fan were offered in other colors, or even white. Black , for me, is just so generic for appliances.

My daughter loves this fan. She has no need or want for the pink noise ( the sound is a constant hum, it isn’t excessive, just noise all the time, we just didn’t need it for that) but the way this fan is made, I knew it would be perfect for beside her bed.

My daughter overheats very easily. If it’s up to 50 degrees, she’s too hot. With this fan, there is a door to open an area to direct all the air. So if she gets hot she can point the air at her when she’s going to bed or working on her computer doing schoolwork without having to turn on the air-conditioning in the middle of winter.

You can close the vent/door and have the air blowing straight up. Which she does to circulate the air in her room. Three-speed fan, light dimmer, timer and it spins. You can also point it up down on the stand for wherever you want to air directed.

She loves this thing and I haven’t heard “I need the ac on” when everyone else is wearing sweaters!.

Bought from Argos via Sainsbury, which means I didn’t get the free storage bag, but no matter, I understand I can buy one separately. Replaces a 3 speed fan I’ve had for years. Having 12 speeds makes it really flexible.

We’re currently in a heatwave and it’s 31 degrees upstairs so I’m using it on the highest setting while sitting at my desk. It’s very powerful. At night I have it on a low setting on my bedside table.

Here’s the thing: it’s VERY quiet on a low setting. I also tend to use use the timer function at night, though in this heat I will probably leave it on all night. Here’s another thing: on timer it doesn’t beep when it shuts down, so it doesn’t wake me up.

That tells me there’s a lot of thought that has gone in to the design. To be honest I don’t use the oscillation function all that much. I just leave it pointing directly at me. Other reviews I’ve read claim that it cools the air, but of course it doesn’t.

It circulates the air. There’s no air con unit in it. I can’t comment on its durability as I’ve only had it about 2 weeks. It isn’t cheap but so far I think it’s good value for money.

I did a fair amount of research before buying a MeacoFan 1056 Air Circulator, primarily because I wanted a quiet fan. I am so pleased with the fan that I have decided to write a review, in the hope that it helps others.

On its lowest speed setting it is whisper quiet and shifts enough air to keep me cool on hot nights, without disturbing my sleep. On its most powerful setting it gives out a lovely fierce blast of air, just right for rapid cooling when required.

I completely agree with the Which? report, that gave top marks for the actual feel of the air stream from the Meaco fan, a factor I had not even considered. Also the same report said the Meaco was the quietest fan tested at comparable speed settings ( I suppose any fan can be quiet if it is not shifting much air).

To my mind the product videos on this Meaco site give a good indication of the fan performance. Also, in case it helps and you want to do a bit of experimentation, I have taken some noise measurements of my own that you could use to get a VERY approximate feel for how quiet the fan is, possibly by using a different fan such as a cooker hood extractor at a suitable distance.

I downloaded a free sound meter app to my phone called Decibel Meter by EXA Tools, though any sound meter app would do. Because phones vary you are given the opportunity to calibrate the phone in as quiet a room as you can find.

Obviously this is unlikely to be as accurate as a calibrated scientific instrument, but hopefully it will give you an indication. Once calibrated the app gave a reading of 25 dB in the quiet room, the app saying this was equivalent to the background noise in a library.

With the Meacofan 1056 on its bottom speed setting of 1, I got a noise reading of 33 dB, equivalent to a whisper, when about 2 meters away and just outside the main air stream. I got a reading of 40 db directly in the air stream due to buffeting noises.

On a fan speed of 12 I got a reading of 62 dB just outside the main air stream, again at 2 metres away. The sound meter said this was equivalent to the volume of a normal conversation. I got a reading of 72 dB under the same measurement conditions directly in the air stream, but that 72 dB was like standing in a lovely gale on Beach Head :).

One of my best purchases from QVC. I was originally having second thoughts about spending so much money on a fan, but being of a certain age, and having a few personal summers and tropical moments,(especially at night) I took the plunge.

I am so glad I did. It’s quiet and I can sleep with it on and it not keep me awake. I usually set the timer for a couple of hours and fall asleep keeping nice and cool but then not waking up cold because of the fan still being on.

I’ve not yet had to use it any higher than speed 3. Love the fact that you can set a timer for it to come on before you go to bed so that the room can cool down I’m sure this will be a godsend during the hot summer months, as my bedroom gets the sun during the evening.

The remote control is a plus as I am disabled with a few mobility problems. I would recommend this fan to anyone and say don’t be put off by the price.

Pleasantly surprised by this cooler. Was used in a build where there was a strict budget, and this was used as a cheaper option to cool a 10400F. Installation was fairly simple, and the cooling performance is great, with good, quiet acoustics Would recommend this to anybody looking for a solid cooler for a mid-range CPU outputting around 65w.

Pros:- Good quality cooler, relatively compact design for smaller cases. Good DIMM clearance. Cons:- Two rather than four screw fixation onto CPU. Possibly less effective cooling for some intel based systems.

It’s quiet, though of course it does make a little noise when the processor is under load. Probably overkill on a processor with only 65W TDP, but better safe than sorry!

I bought this fan from Wayfair over a year ago. It is the best fan I’ve ever had! It is completely QUIET! And effective! Many different modes to choose from. It has a lovely small footprint that fits just about everywhere.

The digital screen is bright and clear, and easy to read, even from about 10 feet away. The remote is well-designed and comfortable to use (and even stows inside the top of the fan when not needed, so you don’t lose it.

) I can’t think of any problem or anything missing from this great fan. I highly recommend it!!!!!!!.

Blows cool air and keeps track of the temperature in the room. I like it but it is not the fan for extreme heat. It only keeps the room a few degrees cooler

This Tower Fan is stable and does what it is meant to do but not as effectively as I expected from the price. Also the ‘Night time’ darkness is still so bright I cannot use in the bedroom. I use in my hallway during the day -3 ft wide, 16 ‘ long -.

These cooling fans do a great job at cooling down you games console, especially if you have your console in a shelving unit like I do. They are super quiet so have minimal fan noise. The LED lights are a great feature and can be controlled using the controls attached to the cable.

Both the LED strip and fan are powered by USB, simply plug them in to an empty USB port on the console and you’re away!.

Great little product, keeps the PS4 from getting too hot, make sure you move the console forward a bit so the fan targets the power area on the back. Plenty of colours to choose from, look great at night too.

Need 2 usb ports to power the lights and fan together but I have a USB charging bank next to the TV or you can plug the USB in the TV and power through that if you want to save your usb ports on the PS4.

All in all, a great product.

Im new to eBay and was dubious about using it, however I bought this product and delivery was on time, product was all packaged up well and it works great, fan is quiet but very effective and easy to use/change light settings.

It is plastic and feels a little flimsy but for the price it is 100% worth it! Thank you.

I have two of these on the front of my phanteks eclipse p350x case. They are connected to the rear fan header on my sapphire nitro+ vega 56. The vega 56 is a big card and the heatsink works well on it, but it definitely increases the internal temp of my case.

These fans do a good job of blowing cool air under the vega and over my scythe mugen 2 rev b cpu cooler and am4 motherboard. Everything stays under 65 degrees c while stress testing and under 60 with just regular gaming.

These fans are nice and quiet while still moving a large amount of air. Even at full speed you only hear the low pitched rush of air through the front of the case and no whining motor or fan blade noise.

They look sharp and all of the cables are nicely sleeved in black. The split connectors are great too; allowing me to attach both fans to one of the two headers on the graphics card. These are great fans and i have always been a fan of artic’s products.

They are less expensive than other major brands without sacrificing function or quality. Edit: i removed one star because after messing with fan curves i noticed when the fans speed up from very low rpm they make a whining electric motor sound while accelerating only.

Depending on how you have your fan curves set this sound will repeat as the fans speed up and slow down with varying system load. It can get annoying. I decided to keep the fans at a minimum of 30% speed to prevent this, but now they are louder and more noticeable, even if they are still relatively quiet.

I would still recommend these fans over options at nearly twice the price, but it might be better to go with noctua’s less expensive redux line over these, although i do not personally have experience with them.

I run three of these on a 420mm medium density radiator plus four as exhaust fans (see attached photo) , and although this may not be the ideal use case for these fans, they still perform beastly due to their rather interesting construction.

More on that later. Let me just say that the Arctic F140 competes head on with the best of the best from Noctua, EK, Be Quiet!, Scythe, and similar premium brands. The motor is a 3-phase design, very similar or probably identical to that of the famous Noctua fans.

You can run these fans all the way down to 200 RPM if your fan controller allows it. This lets you create fan curves with a very wide span (200-1800 RPM). Another benefit of the 3-phase design is the extremely low noise level.

At full tilt these fans only produce a pleasing breeze-like sound from the air passing through them, and at lower speeds you need to really lean in close to hear them at all. Another interesting thing about these fans is their construction.

They’re not the usual standard 25mm tallness, instead they are 27-28mm tall. Make sure you take that into account when planning your build. The extra tallness is due to an elongated straight fan barrel, and possibly also due to a taller-than usual propeller.

All in all this seems to have a positive effect on air flow, because these fans can really move beastly amounts of air at full tilt. By the way, these fans have a small design flaw that you should keep in mind; The motor is a 3-phase design, but the RPM counter does not seem to take this into account.

So the RPM readout is actually 33% higher than it actually is. This means that when your motorboard reports 2400 RPM, the actual speed is closer to 1800 RPM. Keep this in mind when you check out reviews of this fan on Youtube and the like.

Many reviewers weren’t aware of this, so there are lots of unfair comparisons of this fan. If you need top performers for your cooler (high density air cooler or radiator) but don’t feel like paying the premium for Noctuas, then you can not go wrong with these.

Also make sure to check out the P12 and P14 static pressure fans from Arctic, they have the same super quiet motor design (although with correct RPM readouts).

Bought two fans for making a laptop cooler, and both fans are able to start off USB (5v/500mA) power with no problem. Inrush current was measured peaking at 390mA and settles down to ~270mA while running.

On the box just one fan is rated at 200mA, these are excellent low power fans. Being able to start at 5v is important so the fans don’t stall and burn up the motor. Stuck my finger against the fan and they were still able to strongly resist and push through with a significant amount of force so there’s a good amount of torque to maintain static pressure.