CorsairAF120 RGB SLIM, 120mm PWM Fluid Dynamic Bearing Fan Kit - Thin Profile for Small-Form Cases - Low-Noise - Up to 2000 RPM - 8 Addressable RGB LEDs - Dual Pack with Lighting Node CORE - Black

very good but could be cheaper

Solid fan, this has been used in my push-pull configuration as it was the only thing that fit and was the right colour.See above the radiator

It was opened .

Slim, quiet, does the job, very nice product.

The media could not be loaded. The fans works great, it's almost completely silent, the sound bearly noticeable and it's really good quality fan.I've got the fan connected to a 4 pin to usb adapter, plugged into my PS4 and it works great.Super happy and I would definitely recommend 👍

I like the pair of these fans I purchased, my first Corsair fans in fact since I usually tend to buy Noctua.Two reasons pushed me towards this fan, firstly the slim profile as my custom case is a small Lazer3D LZ7 and can only realistically fit 15mm fans and the second reason is because my build is predominately white.These are louder than the Noctua exhaust and Vortex intake fans I was using previously and they don't seem to work properly with ASUS AI Suite 3, so I have had to run them through a Corsair Controller which came with the Capellix AIO I also recently purchased to swap out a ASUS Ryujin.I am happy with these now they are running through Corsair's software and everything is controlled in one application. I would recommend them to everyone, but especially if you have a small case like mine.The only thing I can think of as being a negative is the lack of arrows on the fan showing airflow direction and blade rotation for anyone new to computing, but simple enough to figure out by taking one look at the fan and blades if you are a seasoned pro.

Brilliant little fan very ideal for those with huge graphics cards in a smaller case

That is if you're using it for a radiator. The screws they supply are M3, yet the radiator I have uses #6-32 screws instead. Just be mindful of that.Other than that, they work great, I don't use their software to control the RGBs, I prefer using OpenRGB and they work great! Nice and quiet too.