Customer Ratings & Reviews

Served its purpose well for exhaust on a small form factor pc.

Its a cheap fan that does seem to work fine comes with screws

WORKS GREAT, GOOD PRICE, EASY INSTALL. DOES THE JOB WELL.

I got this fan to replace a noisy power supply fan on my desktop computer. It doesn't push as much air (CFM) as the original, but I had no problem with the installation and it was quiet.

The fan are average and way over priced. It works well with what I needed it for but next time, I think i'll try and find a Noctua fan of this size because they are a little loud.

This is a basic 80mm case fan which does its job. The fan is slightly noisy but other than that it’s okay for the price.

Doesn't really cool my processor very well. Fairly small so it doesn't move much air. A bit noisy as well.

didn't need it since the company that sold the computer replaced the whole computer.

Needed a new case fan, got this one, good price for purchase in person, it's a case fan.

The fan is pretty mediocre. It's quiet, and it does the job for the most part, but it doesn't push a lot of air. It's about half of what I used to have. For price/performance, it's not the best. If you're in a hurry, I suppose it will do.

Good fan for the price if you need a small form factor fan!

Had to go to Planoto purchase because Wichita Falls didn’t have hem.

I had to go back to the store five times in order to purchase

The fan works great. Great deal. My problem was getting it. Had to reorder due to fan not even getting to usps. Shipping was pretty sorry. So it took me almost a month to get the fan. Really?

Was not in stock as stated before I bought it Came in later than promised Was not even the same size (advertised as direct fit) Never again

We never purchased this! Why is it showing up on our purchases??!

Had some old Akasa, CRE Air, Arctic Cool, and FoxConn fans running for about 16 to 20 years almost 24/7 up to 49.5CFM in an old Chieftec TX-10 WD Scorpio case around same age, the high CFM meant more airflow so they kept things cooler though you had to air-dust much more often, the fans back then were about $1.99 to $7.99 each with $2.99 being more common, they run at about 3,500 - 4,700 or so RPM and were a bit noisy, one of the Akasa fans started making a noise and most the LED's were burned out on it and I decided with a new Ryzen build to replace the fans. I had cooler master, thermal take, and a few other brands throw blades (especially the CPU fans) and do some damage, they just never lasted long and was very fragile or stopped working so I switched to those previous ones. The Insignia fans aren't as fast or as cheap and the RPM and CFM maybe lower, but they are much quieter and run smooth and so far doing ok, the fan's seem to be well constructed, if these will last as long or longer than the others did I don't know. I do like them and it fits the basic case cooling needs, I've ordered a few more of these as needed 5 and the local stores didn't have enough in stock. I'd recommend them for custom case build's or for standard replacements.

Put this fan on my Wife's Computer CPU. Much better fan than the cheap one that came with her computer. It is so quiet I cannot hear it running and it is doing the job of cooling the CPU Very Well. Even under full load. I will recommend this fan to my friends and family. I am very pleased with it.

This is a fairly quiet fan. Does an adequate job moving air. BUT: beware of cord length. If you want your motherboard headers to control this fan good luck because the cable couldn't reach any of the four available headers on my motherboard.

Does what it says. Not superb but a good price for a decent fan.