120mm Black Computer Case Fan with ARGB Sync - High Airflow

In this review of the upHere 120mm Black Computer Case Fan six-pack, the bottom line is simple: it is best for builders who want strong airflow, customizable ARGB lighting, and a low-cost route to a coordinated case lighting setup. The reviewer found the six fans deliver solid cooling with a maximum 1800RPM, and the included fan hub and remote make lighting and speed adjustments straightforward without needing complex software. For those seeking a balanced combo of high airflow and visual flair, this kit is a practical choice.

Key Features

• High-Performance Cooling: Nine-blade fans reach up to 1800RPM to move air efficiently through a typical mid-tower case for stable operating temperatures.
• PWM Control: The 4-pin PWM interface allows the motherboard to adjust fan speed automatically for quieter operation under light loads.
• 5V ARGB Sync: The 5V 3-pin ARGB support lets users synchronize lighting with compatible motherboards for coordinated RGB effects.
• Fan Hub and Remote: The bundled upHere hub and remote let you change LED effects, colors, brightness, and fan speed instantly without opening software.
• Hydraulic Bearing: Durable hydraulic bearings reduce vibration and extend life up to 40,000 hours with lower running noise in typical use.

Who It's For

The kit is well suited to PC enthusiasts and system builders who want an affordable six-pack of identical ARGB fans to improve case airflow while adding coordinated lighting. It is also a good fit for users who prefer a hardware remote or hub to control LEDs rather than relying solely on motherboard software.

Those who should look elsewhere include buyers who need professional-level silence for studio work - while these fans are relatively quiet, some customers reported mixed noise experiences - and anyone who intends to connect LEDs to a 12V RGB header, which the manufacturer warns will damage the lighting.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Strong airflow from nine-blade design and 1800RPM top speed improves case cooling.
• Flexible control via 4-pin PWM and the included remote/hub for lighting and speed adjustments.
• Good value for a six-pack with coordinated ARGB and long-life hydraulic bearings.

Cons

• Some users report mixed noise impressions, so absolute silence is not guaranteed in every system.
• Requires 5V 3-pin ARGB connection; connecting to a 12V RGB header will damage the LEDs if done incorrectly.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The upHere six-pack is a pragmatic option for builders who want dependable case cooling and eye-catching ARGB at a reasonable price; the hub and remote simplify control, and hydraulic bearings promise long life. It represents solid value for gamers and general system builders, while those needing ultra-quiet operation or who cannot use a 5V ARGB header should consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the fan speed be controlled by the motherboard?
The 4-pin PWM connection allows motherboard control, but note the remote also controls fan speed when used with the included hub.

Is the RGB compatible with all motherboards?
The lighting uses a 5V 3-pin ARGB standard; do not connect to a 12V 4-pin RGB header or the LEDs may be damaged.

How long do the bearings last?
The hydraulic bearings are rated for up to 40,000 hours of operation under normal conditions.