be quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm PWM High-Speed Case Fan | Speed-regulating Closed Loop Motor| Extraordinary Air Pressure | Very Quiet Operation | BL106

Install is straightforward, came with necessary screws to attach to case innards. Nice and quiet compared to fixed fans, especially when running "silent" fan curve. Highly recommend this fan if you are looking for an upgrade or replacement fan on the cheap.

The fans feel good quality, with a decent heft to them. The performance is excellent, with a ton of airflow at full bore. That being said, not the quietest fans, though it is a tradeoff of air flow vs. noise. Throttled down the fans are very quiet.

They are quiet as you'd expect. The only thing id say is it would be nice if they had some rubber mounting for the fans just to even further eliminate any vibration. That is not a real issue though. These work well, are affordable & quiet. Hit add to cart if you're in the market for some non rgb explosion rainbow fans.

I love this brand. Fans are only one factor in keeping a PC quiet, but these do their part. I replace all case fans with these whenever I build a PC now.The cable length was just fine for your typical installation.

Love these fans! I have never had one go bad. Always work and always quiet.

This fans were for my small form factor build in the ncase t1. I use these on a radiator, the radiator places the fans within 1mm of the case panel. With the panel on it creates a lot of wind noise, with the side panel off it is significantly quieter but still creates wind noise between the fan and the radiator. Overall though the fans are quiet. I feel like if they were used just as case fans they would be dead silent but as a radiator fan or against a panel it creates too much turbulence.

I have been using the original Thermalright Frozen Prism 240 Black AIO 120mm fans, which were pretty good. Unfortunately 1 of them went bad and started making a loud grinding noise, despite nothing touching the blades.I picked up two of these Pure Wings to replace the bad fan as well as the other Thermalright, and I have to say both the airflow and noise level are noticeably improved. My CPU temperatures are a little lower on average (about 2 to 3 degrees centigrade) when playing Cyberpunk 2077 or working in really demanding office files. The fans typically run between 55% and 75% during my office tasks, and they ramp up to 100% generally when gaming. Even then, the sound is a pretty soft hum. It's noticeable if I lower the volume on everything, but when playing at a normal volume or with my headphones on I never notice the sound. The sound is certainly less noticeable than my GPU fans, which are quite loud above 70%.I can't comment on their lifespan yet. The first couple weeks of using these fans has been great, so if they continue this way I will be quite happy.

So, I installed this fan to replace some RGB nonsense fan that was installed. It was so much louder than the fan I was replacing, I was so disappointed. I even started a return and called beQuiet to complain. Then I thought, well, I'll just put the old fan back in. In the process of uninstalling the Pure Wings 3, I thought I would just plug it in to power while it's outside of the case, to see if maybe it was experiencing interference when installed or if it was always noisy. Well, when I plugged it in, I felt a nice breeze from the fan and very little sound. 😌 I then put it back in the case to see if it was still noisy when installed. It turns out, I had installed it backwards and it was pushing against 5 other fans and rightfully crying out for help! Nice and quiet now that it's flipped around. Don't be like me!! Install in the correct orientation!