Corsair LL120 RGB 120mm Dual Light Loop PWM RGB Fan - Single Fan - Black

I've recently installed the Corsair LL120 RGB 120mm Dual Light Loop PWM Fans in my gaming rig, and they have exceeded my expectations in both aesthetics and functionality. The triple fan kit, which includes the Lighting Node PRO, offers a comprehensive solution for enhancing both cooling efficiency and visual appeal.Aesthetics: Each fan features 16 independent RGB LEDs across two separate light loops, creating vibrant and customizable lighting effects. The colors are vivid, and the lighting transitions are smooth, adding a dynamic flair to my build.Performance: Beyond their stunning visuals, these fans deliver impressive cooling performance. The PWM control allows for precise fan speed adjustments, ensuring optimal airflow while maintaining low noise levels. Even under heavy loads, my system temperatures remain stable, and the fans operate quietly.Installation: Setting up the fans was straightforward. The included Lighting Node PRO simplifies the process of synchronizing the RGB effects through Corsair's iCUE software, which offers an intuitive interface for customization.Pros:Vibrant and customizable RGB lightingExcellent cooling performanceQuiet operationEasy installation with user-friendly softwareCons:Premium price pointOverall, the Corsair LL120 RGB fans have significantly enhanced both the appearance and performance of my system. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to upgrade their PC's cooling solution with a touch of customizable RGB flair.

It is EXTREMELY hard to take photo that does these fans the justice they deserve. These are by far some of the best looking case fans you'll find anywhere. Paired with a "Commander Pro" you can run these dead silent and still see good thermals. Replaced my stock fans on my Mugen 5 rev B cooler, in a push pull configuration. At light to medium cpu load these perform just as good as the stock fans. However thanks to the higher RPM's, perform much better at full load. A little noisy when spun up to 100% but when you have an air cooled system you should expect that. My Highest temps under full load never exceed 77°c (CPU Ryzen 7 3700x).Installation of these fans are fairly straight forward, however be prepared for serious cable management. You'll need sata power for both the RGB controller and the node core controller + a free USB header. These fans DO NOT plug into your RGB or ARGB headers on your motherboard. Make sure you have somewhere to stick or hide these devices at the back of your case. (The commander pro, is both these devices in one, with the addition of being a fan hub too). With so many mobos having different RGB headers, this system makes it much easier to RGB your system without having to worry about compatibility.Once hooked up you'll need to install the iCue software which is when the true magic of these fans are realised. iCue is EASILY the best RGB customization software there is. It's not even close. If you own an Asus motherboard and graphics card, iCue can now be used to customise these too, via a plug in available from the Corsair website.A nice surprise was the reactive RGB profile that activates when playing Farcry 5. The LEDs change colour based on what's happening in the game. I hope to see this in more games going forward.Very happy with my purchase.

I have four of these fans running in my system - two in the front, one in the back, and one attached to my CPU heatsink. The fans themselves are quite easy to install; the lighting however is controlled by a separate cable which must plug into an RGB fan controller, which itself is plugged into a corsair lighting node pro; both of these require a SATA power connection each and the LNP connects to the motherboard via USB header. The fan hub and LNP are included in 3-packs, but not single or duo packs. Be prepared to do some cable management, but it's worth the results.The lights are pretty even and powerful and show through strong filters (my case has a thick dust mesh at the front), and the lights are controlled through corsair's icue software. Each fan can be individually controlled with 12 lights on the outer ring (same as a clock's numbers) and four on the inner ring, each light independent from one another. I prefer simple 'base and highlights' colour schemes but there's a lot of scope to be creative here.The fans are often somewhat louder than what I was using before - generic PC Specialist fans and Fractal Design's stock fans - with significant volume increase at about 57% speed and 70+%. While not particularly loud, the difference stood out to me and I value consistency. I recommend customising your fan curve in BIOS to get what you want and monitor temperatures.

Had to buy other ones from elsewhere but thought I'd leave an amazon review anyway.Corsair fans! Simple to setup and the RGB looks fabulous, quiet and sleek, makes any build pop out great. Would recommend if you have the money, too overpriced in my opinion however.