TZMRIT2-in-1 ARGB PWM Fan Hub with Controller, 9x 4 Pin PWM Fan Connectors, 9x 5V 3PIN ARGB Ports, Magnetic Base, SATA Power, 11.8 x 5.5 x 1.7 cm, Desktop Compatible

This is a great budget friendly rbg controller and the colour patterns are brilliant my daughter is very happy with this in her computer. Great value for the money.

I bouth this as my built in fan controller for my ARGB fans had sudeenyl stopped working (MSI Mag Force case built in board), and couldnt be more happy with this. For the low price its very solid and worked instantly once fitted (in less than 20 minutes). I replugged my case fans (3 front and 1 back fan) into the controller and fitted it using the magnetic strip inside my case where I can see the top which also displays the colour scheme glowing away! Plugging the controller in was simple enough for a DIY builder, very straightforward. I can now control my fans ARGB LEDs from the control pad itself (loads of available effects and colours), or can switch to motherboard control and use my RGBfusion 2 software to tweak the lights. (I also took the time to tidy up my back-plane wiring and reroute the cables). Really cannot fault this little gadget, dont be put off by the price or some of the lower scoring reviews. This is excellent.

Loads of colours , easy install

The connection is a big loose and the plastic feels cheap but it works.

decent device works well and has a lot of led variations in the patterns makes case builds with more than 5 fans way more manageable

I bought this to include in my new build featuring an NZXT N7 Motherboard. Initially I had issues where I could not get the lights to register on my motherboard and I could not control them through either signalrgb OR nzxt cam, this was a skill issue on my part.The controller has the remote/motherboard control built in to the "on" button. If you press on once it will light up with the controllers colours - if you press it again the lights will turn off but this allows you to then control it through the software of your choosing.

I had great hopes for this as I already have 7 fans from the same manufacturer and I love the performance and look. Unfortunately this was not the case with the hub that only worked for a couple of days. I saw the fans weren't spinning and I could smell burning: the hub was fried for no apparent reason. Instead of using the hub I ended up connecting my fans directly to the motherboard (all but one as I don't have all the necessary ports on the mobo) and everything works as it should. It might be that I got a defective unit but I didn't want to risk it with a replacement

This is not a V2 controller. It doesnt allow for multiple aRGB channels or Fan control. Its just a pretty box which has no more functionality than the splitter connectors on argb connectors and fans themselves .