Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD Wireless 120-Single Pack-2.4 GHz Wireless Signal ARGB Fan-Infinity Mirror-Daisy-Chain -Customizable Lighting Effects-Controller NOT Included & Required - White (12TLLCD1W1W)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Premium Fans That Still Impress After 2 Years I’ve owned the Lian Li UNI Fan TL LCD Wireless 120 Triple Pack for about two years now, and they’ve been nothing short of excellent. From day one, the build quality stood out. The fans feel solid and well-made, and even after extended use, they’re still running just as smoothly and quietly as when I first installed them. No rattling, no drop in performance—just consistent reliability. Performance-wise, they do a great job keeping my system cool, even under heavy workloads. Airflow is strong, and temperatures have remained stable over time. The daisy-chain design makes installation incredibly clean and simple, which was a huge plus for cable management. The LCD feature is a really nice touch and adds a unique, premium look to the build. It’s customizable and gives the setup a clean, modern aesthetic that still stands out even after two years. Pros: • Excellent long-term reliability (2+ years and still going strong) • Quiet operation with strong airflow • Clean, easy installation with minimal cables • Unique LCD customization and premium look Cons: • Higher price point, but justified by quality and features Overall, these fans have proven to be a long-term investment. If you’re looking for high-quality fans that combine performance, aesthetics, and durability, these are absolutely worth it and compatibility is great seeing how you can control them with not only L connect 3 but signal RGB

High end feel and looks. Best brand for fans as they have worked out all the kinks. Just make sure you have a wireless dongle for the back. Love them!

Great customization lcd fans

In short: I've had many issues with their crappy software causing screens to stop displaying properly and now have had 2 out of 3 fans bearings fail which cause a loud grinding sound. Their quality is usually top notch however, these past few years have been quite terrible that I will be reconsidering purchasing their products in the future. Longer Version: Fan bearings failed for 2/3 of these fans which turned into an annoying grinding sound. First one failed after about 3 - 4 months. The second failed last night (about 8 months after purchasing) which caused me to actually leave a negative review. Lian Li's software for these fans is hot garbage (which isn't unusual from most other companies gaming focused tech companies). Sometimes the fans randomly stop displaying or freeze. This in tandem with my, also failing after a few months, Lian Li Galahad II LCD-SL Infinity cooler seems like Lian Li may be going down the drain. I tend to give them a break since I've been following and buying their products since about 2015 but, this level of quality in conjunction to their high cost is unacceptable.

Works great, make sure you purchase the Wireless usb so it works properly.

I use this as my rear exhaust fan in a Hyte Y70 case. It obviously does require a USB header, I have mine plugged into the Lian Li Edge Hub and works fine. It does require a bit more power, I use a PWM and a SATA power adapter. Airflow is excellent and with all UNI fans it's beautiful to look at and highly custmizable. Installation was simple with the included cables. If you want wireless functionality you will need the dongle. If you have free PWM headers wireless isn't required, imo.

TL/DR: these fans are not wireless they are 2 wires per fan to connect instead of 1 and extra parts to buy, they do not reduce wiring nightmare in a case they make it 1 cable worse per fan, but they are the best made fan frames and nicest looking RGB accents on fans you can get right now. These fans sacrifice cost and performance and extra connections to motherboard and operating system for looks. These 'wireless' fans have 2 wires per fan, PWM fan cable and separate USB 2.0 internal header cable, despite a wireless connection each LCD screen needs to be plugged in to its own USB 2.0 header to function, so though labeled 'wireless' there is 1 extra wire over a normal fan and if one runs out of USB headers on ones motherboard you will need the Lain Li internal USB 2.0 and PWM fan header hub unit. You will need the Lain Li wireless controller that has its own requirements to be plugged in to USB and is the ugliest chonkiest most 2005 looking USB dongle ever. On a nice modded PC build it must be hidden or suffer the most extreme embarrassment every time one sees it. Also its probably a Decepticon from the looks of it. So many wires for a 'wireless' fan system. Lain Li did not think this through beyond 'how can we make them buy more stuff?' I love how the fans look, I absolutely hate how they make a wiring nightmare inside the case even worse, and how they use extra wifi network that is absolutely useless versus just controlling fans or sets of fans using splitters off motherboard fan headers and the USB connection they demand to power the LCD screen as a USB display. The lack of including cable wrap to clean up the 2 wires coming out of the fan is just cheap considering all the extra parts required. Still, not unhappy I bought them, they have the more subtle trim RGB lighting that looks better and more 'sci fi' than 'show off'... but the extra wifi network sucks, it is both security risk and extra conflicting 2.4ghz wifi that can now cause signal lose on my phone my home wifi my wireless keyboard and wireless mouse, and the screens have their own USB connection so it seems just redundant and they could have functioned without if Lain Li hadn't demanded they need the extra expensive wireless adaptor.

Good