Thermalright Fan and ARGB HUB×8,ARGB/PWM Hub Controller Used SATA Power Supply, Hub Support 8 Groups of Fans,PC PWM Fan and ARGB Fan Controller,PWM Fan/ARGB Lighting Hub,SATA Cable not Included

The media could not be loaded. Works as intended, here it is powering 7 ARGB Fans plus the ARGB Water Pump.

Alright hub. Basically you control all fans from 1 pwm motherboard connection. Argb are fiddly to install cause user doesnt see and barely feel if you installing cable in the right pins as pins are easily broken, people need to be careful.10£ for 8 argb and pwm fan hub is good price. Thickness is ok with newer cases. On phanteks nv5 it fits with the ssd behind the enclosure.

i've bought this to manage my RGB fans in my case, ive switched from an all black to rgb lit fans, it works great, very easy to install and manage, only thing i'd say would be an issue for some is that it is a bit bulky / thick, i am not using the adhesive tape they've provided as it is too thick and wouldnt fit in my case.

A+ Fits well, works perfectly and GREAT value for Money!

Firstly, this hub has given me hell this week. I bought 6 new ARGB fans and a new ARGB air cooler. My previous fans were just RGB so purchased this hub. There’s about 18mm clearance in my back panel so I’m not working with much room. This hub is very chunky, and with the think 3M tape on the back, it added a curve to my back panel. I personally removed the 3M tape and used my own which removed that problem. Anyways, used the PC for the rest of the day and the fans worked perfect. The next day I turn my PC on and the fans are flickering like it’s a rave. I thought the fans were faulty, but the air cooler wasn’t flickering so I was super confused. I ordered new fans, I changed the position of the hub to allow for more clearance but for 3 days in a row this issue continued. Ended up buying a bare bones hub but still had the same issue. Turns out it’s the cable that connects the hub to the motherboard that was broken. So, moral of the story; check the cable first before buying new components. Overall, really can’t recommend this product as it’s chunky and had a faulty cable. But love the company, as I have the peerless assassin ARGB air cooler and it’s super quiet and looks great.

I have seen various reviews on here that say things like the plugs fall out as they are too loose, and that this is way too big and as I fitted one last night I will give my opinion.For the first point I have no such issue. The plus slot in nicely and seem to be firmly in place, so not sure if this has had some sort of revision or the buy had some really unusually small plugs. I will say that the fans I plugged into it were Thermalright fans, so that may also be a contributing factor as to why I had no problem.Now onto the second issue, the size. On this I have to agree. My PC is a slightly older one, and is a full sized ATX case yet this hub was just way too big to hide behind the side panel. Luckily for me it easily sat on top of the HDD cradle, but it is worth being wary that unless you have a lot of clearance space in your chassis, this is always going to be way too big.So far not had any issues with it, and my new fans are working a treat on my old unit. Even stuck in a third fan as an exhaust at the back, which it did not have before.

Everything was good. The box came with everything needed and was brand new with no missing bits.It’s got a good build quality and for the price, I wouldn’t cry if it only lasts a year.I didn’t even try the sticky pad just because the warmth of the running PC will just make it loose, so used cable ties.Overall I really can’t grumble.

Very easy installation. And great pwm control