ARGB HUB Controller Rev.A Used SATA Power Supply,Support 10 Groups of 5V ARGB Fans Hub, 10-Port 3 Pin Controller for Lighting

I was worried this wouldn’t come with an rgb cord to connect the hub to the motherboard since there was not one shown in the pictures, but it does! This product looks great, and I was able to connect my six fans to the hub very easily. It does seem to be made of a cheap plastic, but as it is in the back of my case with all the cables, you cannot see it, and I think as long as it gets the job done you can’t beat the price! It seems to be a good size, it was very easy for me to connect all the cables, and use a sata cable for the power supply. I haven’t tried to change the light speed or colors yet, so I’m not sure how well it controls that, but since it connects to the motherboard I’m sure it works just fine. I’m happy with where it is now so that was not a concern of mine. If you are looking to change the light speed/color I would note that it does not come with a controller or any instructions for that, however I am also using thermalright fans, and they apparently have an app (I have not tried to use it) that can control the rgb lights so if that is a concern I would look into the app. Overall, great product, you can’t beat the price!

Great in some ways! Good price, and easy enough to connect all my fans to. I was using Arctic fans, and the ARGB works just fine connected to this. Those are all the immediate important things. Downsides: One of the ports just would not latch onto the connector. Tried several different ones. By the time I discovered this, the thing was already attached with the sticky tape to my computer. Fortunately I was able to daisy-chain one of the others, so that was fine. But I'd test each one first, just by attaching. It also doesn't seem like a ton of software likes to talk through this thing. Possibly my own fault for using so many different brands, but everything from OpenRGB to MysticLight (and several in between) doesn't recognize the fans through this. I don't mind the stock setting where it rotates through colors though, so it's not a huge concern for me. Your mileage may vary though.

Great product, unfortunately I did not realize it doesn’t have a controller to adjust lighting and power on and off. My MB doesn’t have an ARGB port so I couldn’t use it. Had to get one with built in controller sensor

Worked great

No issues with it, used it a couple months, so far so good

I mean you get what you expect out of a controller for under $10 but I mean this thing feels like a piece of cheap plastic that youd get on Alibaba for $0.10. Doesnt work at all, tried messing with it and its just a lost cause.

This ARGB hub controller isn't anything fancy, and the build quality is cheaper. However, it does the job effectively for a very affordable price. This is a solid choice if you're on a budget and aren't concerned about aesthetics or build quality. I've hidden mine behind my PC, so it's not an issue. If you're in a similar situation, I'd recommend it!

Easy to install and perfect for rbg connections, a good product.

No issues so far, and great for the price.

very cheap and not good. I ended up purchasing a noctua fan hub because i figured the extra $60 would be better than starting a fire and replacing everything in my home lol

El Hub llego, sellado y todo. Solo que al revisar me di cuenta que no trea cable para conectarlo a la Motherboard. No puedo probarlo.