Montech AX 120 ARGB Fan – 1600PWM, High-End Durability, Silent Performance, and Stunning ARGB Design (120mm, Black)

I purchased a new case which came with seven fans and a hub. But, it was missing the SATA power cable adapter, which was proprietary and I couldn't find it anywhere. The fans also had an eight pin connector vs the usual four and three pin. So, I couldn't just buy another hub. I Installed a three fan CPU water cooler in the top of the case. So, that took care of three. I had one great exhaust fan for the back of the case. But, I needed three inlet fans for bottom of the case. Enter these. I did quite a bit of research. For three fans and a hub these looked to be a good choice. I found some comparison reviews. Out of ten, the consensus seemed to put these at about a seven looking at RGB appearance, air moving ability and sound levels. For the price that was a win. To move up I'd need to spend twice the money.. These are nice. In fact, they seem equal to some more costly fans I have. They have rubber isolated mount points for sound reduction. They include all screws. The hub is magnetic mount, which worked well. It looks like the magnets can be removed, leaving somewhat standard position looking mounting holes. It's in a plastic clear top box so it can't short against the case easily. The cables are a suitable length. Installed, these look nice as to the RGB. They are very quiet and move adaquate air. The one thing, these are AX, which blow air from the RGB end to the non-RGB end. So, they are exhaust fans. This isn't mentioned in the description. If that is standard nomenclature I wasn't familiar with it. Anyway, I had to turn them around. They still look OK with the RGB rings on the bottom against the case. I have plenty of lights in the system anyway. The installed RGB works great. These are mounted in the bottom. For the money these are great. I would only spend more if I wanted to get fancier RGB. I don't think sound and air movement will be improved much with extra dollars. These deserve five stars. I attached the hub wiring diagram. I couldn't find that online anywhere prior to buying. I wanted to confirm compatibility. You will need your SATA power supply cable from your power supply to the hub.

I bought these to replace my AIO fans to have a uniform look in my King 95 Pro. The fans themselves feel a little on the flimsier side, although I wouldn't call the crappy or anything. I'd say they're perfectly adequate for the price. A major reason I got the King 95 was because of the included fans and their design. I love the ring around the blades rather than the fully illuminated blades. Recently, Montech announced pro versions of these fans which will include both the ring lights and blade lights. One weird thing, though, is that the colors don't completely match the other fans that were included with the case. I will disclose that I bought the case a year ago and it's been sitting around waiting for me to build in. Maybe that time spent sitting caused them to degrade a little or something. Either way, it's not a big deal to me. One major strike against these fans is the inability to daisy chain. I thinks it's weird that a modern fan wouldn't have this feature. However, this is remedied by the included fan hub. I'd rather have them daisy chain but at least the issue was addressed. I ended up buying a $3 splitter to hook them up to my CPU fan header. I went into my build knowing all of this so I wasn't caught off guard or anything. The cooling is fine. I have all of my fans set to 40% during normal operation (including AIO fans on 9800X3D) and temps have yet to be an issue. All in all, they're good fans if the design is specifically what you are looking for. I can easily recommend.

These montech fans are very nice. Simple clean look and solid performance. The 140 moves a lot of air while staying quiet. For the price this is a top choice. The LEDs are really bright.

I've never written an Amazon review but I feel like I had to for this. I just filled my rig with the 140's - 6 reverse for the case intake and 3 standard for my 420 aio exhaust - they are shockingly quiet and move a good amount of air. Can't speak to the 120mm's but I'm impressed. I like them better than the Arctic P14's the aio came with. The only thing I don't like are none of the Montech fans seem to have a built in splitter so cabling became a bit of a mess, but some argb splitters, a Razer argb controller, and a cheap 10 port pwm hub fixed it (This wouldn't be a problem with the Montech King 95 Pro case, which looks great but I cannot speak to). Not a lot of reverse argb options that aren't Lian Li and those are stupid $$$ and the software is garbage. Another option, the ThermalTake SWAFAN EX's, have terrible led diffusion is terrible and they are much louder than these Montech's at all speeds and push less air while doing it. Not having these fans tied into any vendor RGB software is amazing - all RGB software is terrible and these work great with OpenRGB and the Razer argb controller. Video: case is an O11D Evo RGB and doesn't have the plastic taken off the glass yet, but gives a good idea. The 140's look and perform better than they have any right to especially at their price.

Pretty legit. Not too loud at moderate speed. Looks great and fair pricing overall.

They work great in my new computer, they were easy to install, they are very quiet (on high and low fan speed), compared to other fans they are amazing for the price. The one fans leds were wonky but I turned off all the rgb and don't even notice.

Very nice fans, nice subtle lighting, quiet & moves plenty of air. No complaints.

Amazing price, amazing quality, amazingly quiet, amazing temps