QUALITY ARCTIC IS NOWHERE ELSE!!!

Looking for ARGB fans that do not sacrifice quality for RGB and vice versa and do not have a crazy price for 3 pieces, I found these MONSTERS here. I have had them for about 1 year and they are PERFECT.
The POSITIVES/NEGATIVES are a little below for you to see.

POSITIVES:

1. Quality. Really ARCTIC has top fans that match or even surpass big brands at half the price and these are not an exception. They have a very sturdy construction and vibration pads to prevent shaking. From youtube reviews and personal (non-professional) measurements, I have to say that they move A LOT of air and lower the system temperature.

2. Silent. Although they can exceed 2000rpm, they are almost silent. Playing relatively light games such as counter strike 2, minecraft etc. on high settings, they were almost inaudible. The only case where their noise can be noticeable is when the system is really stressed and the cpu goes to 100%. (Because my system has air coolers for both the graphics card and the cpu, sometimes I confuse the noise of the graphics card with the fans, so what I said about the noise may not be 100% accurate, but in official measurements on youtube they seem very silent)

3. ARGB. A feast!!! Although I don't mess around too much with adjusting the lights and synchronizing them with, for example, the color on the screen, I am very satisfied. They have a bunch of functions. Also, there is a remote control so you don't need software for simple lighting adjustments. The only fans I have seen with a remote control and it is very convenient.

4. Fan hub. The fans come with a Fan hub to connect them so they don't "eat up" all the motherboard fan ports. The fan hub takes a SATA POWER cable (which comes with most power supplies), the fans are connected to it with their own cables, and I think the fan hub connects to an RGB PWM port on the motherboard (CAUTION I don't remember exactly the wiring because it's been a while since I messed with them as it wasn't necessary since they work perfectly. Everything is explained in the instructions)

5. Good instructions. Again, ARCTIC QUALITY. When you open them, don't be scared if you don't find paper because ARCTIC has the instructions on their website where you can download them. (Just scan the QR code on the box or search for their model and instructions like "arctic p12 argb 3 pack manual" on the internet and you will find them.)

6. Extra screws. In case you want to install them on a liquid cooler, this is done simply with the special long screws because the fans are thicker than the standard thickness. (CAUTION!!! BEFORE INSTALLING THEM ON A LIQUID COOLER, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ENOUGH SPACE FOR THE THICKNESS OF THE FANS AND THE THICKNESS OF THE LIQUID COOLER)

NEGATIVES
(WHAT NEGATIVES, WE ARE TALKING ABOUT ARCTIC)
However, joking aside, there are some things that bothered me a little, not so much though as to not give them 5 stars.

1. Thickness. The fans are thicker than standard and for this reason they may not fit in all cases. Personally, in the NZXT H510 Flow, they fit without any problem. (CAUTION! I RECOMMEND YOU TO PAY ATTENTION TO THE CASE INSTRUCTIONS TO MAKE SURE THEY FIT BEFORE BUYING THEM.)

2. The remote control needs a specific angle. It doesn't work perfectly. You have to find the right angle for it to work, but once you find it, there is no issue. (CAUTION! The remote control has a plastic tab that disconnects the batteries, so you have to remove it by pulling the "tag" in order to use it.

Overall, these fans are excellent for their price and can even surpass expensive brands in performance and quality. They also have many new features and details that you won't find elsewhere (there are reviews on YouTube that go into more detail). Overall, ARCTIC is a very underrated company with great quality and customer service. I will make edits if I change my opinion in the future. I recommend them to anyone who wants lights and good performance in their system! I hope my review helps you with your purchase :)

WARNING! Let me warn someone because I fell for it. IT DOES NOT INCLUDE LARGE SCREWS TO ATTACH IT TO A LIQUID COOLING REFRIGERATOR. Since I have the Arctic Freezer 34 eSports DUO and have been satisfied with the fans for 3 years now, I happened to come across an AIO liquid cooling without fans and I decided to buy them since I had a complete opinion to put them on top of it. However, as soon as I opened the package, I saw that it does not have large screws. Unacceptable, I think, from such a big company that is well-known in the field of liquid cooling and a very popular fan in the market. Unfortunately, it is not an excuse to return it to the store, so I will simply find screws from elsewhere. Other than that, my review as a fan is quite positive. It is not the best in terms of quality (I have my whole box filled with Be Quiet fans where you immediately understand the quality from the packaging itself, but a silent wings fan costs more than the 2 arctic fans combined and I did not have the budget at the moment), but at the price of 10-15€, I don't think you can find better. If it wasn't for the issue with the screws, I would give it 4 or even 5 stars, but because of that, it gets 3 stars. Otherwise, the biggest negative for me is that they haven't released a total black model yet, while they have released a total white one.

First impressions: beautiful and high-quality, exactly like in the photos. Also, they have a 6-year warranty from Arctic, while for some reason the purchase receipt I received says 10!
My system:
• Motherboard: Asus Prime X370 PRO
• RAM: 2 x 8GB Corsair Vengeance 2666Mhz
• Disk: Kingston KC3000 1TB
• CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X
• CPU Cooler: NZXT X63
• GPU: Palit RTX 2080
• Power Supply: Corsair RM1000x
• Case: Lianli 0-11 Dynamic

I replaced the Corsair QL120 as they had a discoloration problem on their LED rings, after 1 year and 3 months of use. I returned them under warranty and got a set of three of these. I don't regret giving up the colorful RGB as we're talking about something that costs 11 euros and not 33, like Corsair's!

Installation in the LianLi O-11 Dynamic took about 10 minutes, very slow and relaxed. The connection was made using this splitter: [link]

The two temperature photos (there is a difference of these 10 minutes of installation) speak for themselves. A detailed evaluation will be posted when I add another 3 fans in a few days to have a complete picture of what they have to offer. Anyway, for the past 2 days, I am very satisfied with the result.

Arctic warranty: [link]
The best program by far for fan speed management: [link]

Update 6/1/2024: After several tests, even changing the motherboard to a brand new B550, I couldn't get any of the 6 fans to run above 2000rpm. In fact, the maximum I saw them reach was 1950rpm and then they dropped back to 1880-1900 with small spikes at 1950rpm. This is the only reason I am deducting one star.

As soon as you open the box, you immediately realize that these are very high-quality fans.
The RGB is very good and you have the option to connect them either to the controller, which also has a remote control, or directly to the motherboard and control them through the relevant feature (Aura Sync, Mystic Light, etc.).
They perform very well in use, remaining almost silent. They just need to be properly adjusted to increase the speed when needed. They are suitable for both radiators and for input into the PC behind a filter. These are Air Pressure type fans, which is the best option unless you don't have a filter at all on the input of the PC case, which I do not recommend.
However, what sets these fans apart is the ability to connect them in series. If you have them close together, they have pins, or if they are at a distance, they have a separate cable that connects one to the other, resulting in one cable ending up in the motherboard. Tremendous ease in cable management.
Finally, I would like to mention that Arctic has excellent customer support, so you can shop without worry.

I was looking for a set of fans to give a nice appearance to my new PC case. Since I had the Arctic cooler, the popular Freezer 34 eSports Duo, and I had a good impression of the company, I searched and watched some videos on YouTube and proceeded with the purchase.
The first impression was in line with what I expected. Very good quality of plastics, smart solutions for connecting the 3 fans, and all the necessary cables, even for separate fan connections.
I installed two in the front and one in the back.
It synchronizes with the MSI Mystic Light that the motherboard has and gave a very beautiful look to the PC. With the remote control, you can choose different lighting programs for the RGB or synchronize it with the motherboard if it has an RGB lighting program.
The only noise I hear from my PC comes from the GPU fan.
The airflow it creates is strong enough, as in a test with an A4 paper sheet in the front of the case, it sucks it in and sticks it to the case mesh. In the back, it blows quite a bit.

ARCTIC fans are known for their silent operation and good performance, especially for their price. For many, the lack of RGB was a deal breaker.
Now you will find RGB and A-RGB fans in their lineup (as well as CPU Watercool AIO).

Connection options:
1. With the Arctic RGB Controller
2. Directly to the motherboard
Compatible with ASUS, ASRock, MSI, and Gigabyte ecosystems.

This bundle includes the controller, a remote control for the RGB, cables (the fans are modular to avoid chaos), screws, and 3M tape to attach the controller to the case.

Let's start with what interests people. The RGB is incredibly bright with 12 RGB LEDs in each fan, offering a variety of effects. Although quite silent during normal/gaming use, if you push them to 100% speed, they start to produce noticeable noise, but not excessive. They have pre-installed anti-vibration pads and are PWM. I recommend setting the fans to work above 65% at high temperatures only.

The cooling performance of the fans is excellent, like most mainstream fans on the market, but at a fairly affordable price for what they offer, and it's worth noting that we are talking about fans with a 6-year warranty!

In contrast to other Arctic fans, which had "cheap" build quality to reduce their cost, here we are talking about very high-quality construction.

As I mentioned at the beginning, there are 2 connection options.
1. For connection using the included controller:
The fans are connected to each other using connectors and fan-fan cables. This way, you avoid extra cables for a cleaner cable management, without creating chaos. Then, one of the fans is connected to the controller. The controller is powered by a SATA cable from the PSU and connected to a fan header on the motherboard, as well as a 12V RGB port. All cables are included in the bundle.
2. For direct connection to the motherboard, the fans are connected to each other again, but this time the output (fan header / RGB) is not connected to the controller but to the motherboard. Finally, the RGB header is 5V in this case, not 12V.

CAUTION, THE FANS ARE QUITE THICK, 3 centimeters in thickness compared to the (approximately) 25 you usually find in fans. It may cause problems in some cases without enough space.

I have installed 2 sets (6 fans in push/pull) on the radiator of the Freezer II 360, and they push a significant amount of air.
Compared to the 3 stock fans it had before the AIO, I have seen around 6 to 8 degrees lower temperatures at max RPM/full CPU load at 200-220 watts.

They are connected in daisy chain of 3 with pin adaptors, and the two sets are connected to each other with a cable adaptor. They are all powered by only one cable that ends with 2 connectors, one in the CPU fan header and one in the A-RGB header of the motherboard, without the need for multiple cables and splitters, just neat and compact.

In terms of performance, I consider their RPM and airflow to be quite good, but they are not silent. The minimum RPM with a 20% PWM signal from the ASUS BIOS is around 700+ RPM, and from there to 1000-1100 RPM, they are almost dead silent. Above that, they gradually become audible, which is reasonable for 6 fans plus whatever else the case has.

I find the RGB to be great; they synchronize perfectly with each other. In the photos, the intensity is around 20%.

They are 30mm thick, so if you plan to screw them somewhere with pass-through screws (e.g., radiator), you will need longer screws by 5mm compared to the usual screws for 25mm fans.
Overall, I am satisfied, and the only negative thing I find is that they do not include such screws in the package, as the length is not common, making it not so easy for someone to find them easily and quickly