Prism4 Ultra 120mm PC ARGB PC Case Fan(Black Reverse_3 Pack) | Cooling Fan with Infinity Mirror| Daisy-Chain| 4 PIN PWM 1850RPM| Low noise computer fan

I love the look of the Prism fans. I have the Prism4RS fans for myself and these Prism4 fans are for my wife's build. She prefers the lit up fan blades and hub, while I wanted a more simple look to my lighting. The infinity effect is subtle, but gives the fans some visual depth. The edge lighting, inside and out is bright and nicely diffused. Airflow seems good and the fans are relatively quiet, mine typically run below 1000RPM. These fans don't interconnect like the Interstellar or Galaxy models, so you have to deal with wiring for each fan which can be a hassle, but in the place of a connector on the side you do get an additional thin LED strip that runs between the front and rear infinity mirrors. For the money, these fans exceed my expectations in form and function and are a great value when compared to the competition.

Fans are actually a little noisy. Didn't expect to get 3 separate fans. Thought they would be all connected. And only enough screws included to mount 2 of them. A bit disappointed. May uninstall them and send them back.

I picked up the Jungle Leopard Prism4 Ultra X3 120mm ARGB fans mainly for a white PC build, and visually, they absolutely deliver. The infinity mirror effect looks clean and modern, and the RGB lighting is bright, vibrant, and evenly diffused. In a tempered-glass case, these fans really stand out, especially if you’re going for a white or showcase-style build. The reverse-blade design is also a big plus if you care about aesthetics while keeping proper airflow direction. In terms of performance, the airflow is decent for 120mm fans running up to around 1850 RPM. They move enough air for case ventilation and radiator use in a typical gaming or productivity system. Noise levels are reasonable at low to mid speeds—quiet enough for everyday use—but they do become noticeable when ramped up to higher RPMs. That’s not unexpected at this price point, but it’s something to be aware of if you’re aiming for a near-silent build. The main downside is the installation and cable management. While the daisy-chain feature helps reduce cable clutter, the connections can feel a bit finicky, especially if you’re new to ARGB setups. Instructions are minimal, so some trial and error may be required to get everything synced correctly with your motherboard or controller. Build quality is acceptable, though they don’t feel as premium as higher-end brands. Overall, these fans offer very good value for the price. If you want eye-catching RGB, a clean white look, and decent cooling without spending a lot, they’re a solid choice. Just don’t expect top-tier acoustics or ultra-premium materials. For budget-conscious builders who prioritize looks, these are easy to recommend.