be quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm Quiet PWM Case Fan | High Top-end Speed with Low Minimum RPM | Extraordinary air Pressure | BL105

I recently installed the be quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm fans in my new PC build, and I couldn't be more impressed. These fans live up to their name—quiet. Even under load, the noise is minimal, making my PC experience much more enjoyable.Pros:Silence: As advertised, these fans are incredibly quiet. You barely hear them even at full speed, and that's exactly what I was looking for in a cooling solution.Build Quality: The construction feels solid, and the rubber corners help dampen vibrations, adding to the overall quiet operation.Good Airflow: They provide excellent airflow, keeping my system cool during heavy gaming sessions and rendering tasks.Easy Installation: The installation process was straightforward with all the necessary mounting hardware included.Cons:Not RGB: If you’re looking for flashy lights or RGB effects, these aren’t the fans for you. But if you're after function over form, these are perfect.Overall: If you’re looking for a reliable, silent fan that delivers great performance, the be quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm is an excellent choice. Highly recommend for anyone who values a quiet PC build!

To start, I ordered this fan to replace the stock ibuypower rgb exhaust fan. From testing and data collected from other manufacturers this fan is one of the best in terms of non restrictive air transfer while being slightly underwhelming in terms of static pressure. This means it is perfect for an exhaust fan without any mesh or radiator to push through.Operation is nearly silent at full rpm and I have this fan’s curve set much more aggressively being the only exhaust fan & I never notice it changing rpm. Sound is more of a whoosh than a hum like other fans similar in the way noctua fans are. This is most likely from the fins on the blades and the difference between this fan and my previous ibuypower branded fan is night and day.Bonus points for having a black and white logo on the intake side of the fan Be quiet!! Previous fan offerings have all been orange and subjectively unsightly in an all black setup like the one I have.Overall I ended up just getting one of these for the exhaust, and arctic p12s for intake as I use a push pull on my radiator making the static pressure a must have.

These fans are a big upgrade over the ones that i had in my PC. The fan noise had been a real distraction. I'm only aware of them if I listen closely, now, and they are just as effective as the old, loud fans. And the price is good, too. I think someone doing a budget build would be able to afford them.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Absolutely Silent and Incredibly Efficient!**I attached this to my router/micro PC with a variable voltage dial to strike the best balance between speed/cooling and fan noise. Running it at about 50% speed, and WOW - the router is now cold to the touch and dead silent.I couldn’t be happier with the **be quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm Quiet PWM Case Fan**! This fan is an absolute game-changer when it comes to cooling performance and noise levels. It runs incredibly quietly—even at high speeds—making it perfect for a silent PC build or router build.Installation was a breeze, and the build quality feels solid, as expected from **be quiet!** products. If you’re looking for a **high-performance, ultra-quiet** case fan, this is hands-down one of the best options available. I highly recommend it to anyone who values silence and efficiency in their PC or router setup!

Mounted to Xbox Series S outlet vent, sucks the hot hair right out. The xbox comes with a static fan that just blows hot air bouncing all in the case. This mounted on the outside draws out the air and increased air flow keeping temps down. Also zero noise complaints.

Ordered 3 of these to add to my case. Work great. They are decently quiet. Helped tremendously with my air flow issue.Same airflow as Noctua NF-P12s but cheaper per fan. Plus, it's German made :)

This is a nice fan, very quiet, well balanced, but it does not stop when the PWM duty cycle goes to zero (hint: the Noctua version of the same size does stop). This may not be a problem on some mother boards (and it does slow very slow), but I was driving it from a ESP32 with GPIO PWM output, and it would not stop.

Works like a charm! They're not called be quiet for no reason.