Quiet, pretty, NZXT

Have now 4x 120mm and 140mm 3x NZXTs installed, all run without problems (all LED fan). The fans run on the integrated fan control my NZXT Phantom 410 at medium speed. The air flow is good, they remain quiet. At the highest level you can hear them, but not annoying. The 13 instead of the usual 9 or 7 fan blades are likewise beneficial. The fan coasts with 1200RPM +/- 200rpm, needs 3.6 watts in a current of 0.30A, has an air pressure of 0.71 mmH20, a noise level of about 26.8 dBA and an average life of 40,000 hours that are about 4.6 years of continuous running, so it should be enough.

The far as I know from polycarbonate manufactured housing are very rigid and of good quality! When tightening the fan screws is please! ALWAYS! necessary to ensure that these are maximum tightened to the point, until you realize the resistance from the tightened thread (in no case further!), since overtighten the screws, the housing of the fan can be warped. This may cause a rattling and a subsequent bearing damage within a short time, because the fan is no longer running smoothly. This applies not only for these fans, but is generally observed. Be it Revoltec, Cooler Master, Enermax, be quiet or as here NZXT.

The only drawback that you can chalk up these fans is that they are quite expensive. Here some buyers are put off if necessary and then engage but to another brand.

The packaging content consists of:
- A 4-Pin Molex bridge with a 3-Pin fan adapter
- 4 black mounting screws
- 120mm NZXT White LED fan

But from me a clear recommendation!
I hope I could give a little bit of fan, any questions, please comment!