Lian Li UNI Fan SL - LCD Wireless 120 (Reverse Blade) - ARGB Fan - 1.6" LCD Display - 2.4 GHz Wireless Signal for RGB & Fan Control - Controller NOT Included & Required - Black (12RSLLCD1W1B)

Have a bunch of these fans (3x on AIO rad, 3x on bottom of case, and 1x exhaust) + 3x Lian Li's TCL LCD fans + 2x strimmers.The fans themselves are excellent and work solo or in a daisy-chained group (which is the primary feature of these fans - they fact they snap together without need for additional wires). They look fantastic, especially when they're lit up - the infinity mirror center is awesome.The ecosystem though is a bit frustrating to get set up and working together. Single fans come with different connectors than the daisy-chained 3 packs. Everything needs to be hooked to Lian Li controllers that only come with the 3-packs. Controllers can't be daisy chained and each type of fan (SL INF - these ones - TCL and the UNF/AIO fans) need their own separate controller - which means your USB bus is too flooded with nested connections and you need to use a separate USB cable routed through the back of your case to your motherboard's I/O instead of using USB headers (which you likely don't have enough of). Lian Li sells a power supply that helps solve this issue, but it's also an issue they've unnecessarily created.Overall, great fans.. but the ecosystem took forever to set up (actually get working flawlessly), requires too many cables and controller boxes, and requires a workaround of routing a cable outside your case). The software also isn't the greatest.I'd do it all again, simply because you only have to do it once per PC build - which should be once every 4-6 years. However, there's no doubt Lian Li has complicated what should have been a simpler solution.

Great fans, easy install. Kind of have to work with the Lian Li software a little bit. I know this product review is for the standard wireless fans but, one of my LCD fans were not working but I just had to move the fan order a bit. The USB stick allows for wireless adjustments to RGB with software. Keeps my PC cool and looks great!

The fans were easy to install and configure.The firmware update was a little fiddely to get done, had several failed attempts and failed manual attemts then it just went in.The fans lighting is super bright but kinda disapointing as there is no leds in the fan hub to illuminate the blades. It makes it look like something is missing.The software installed easy and seen the hub, you still have to set the fan size and number of fans,The term wireless is thrown around pretty freely, they are kinda wireless, you still have a usb and pwm cable , the hub has sata and pwm , the only thing thats wireless is the argb.You might want to get a usb hub, especialy if your combining TL and SA fans on 2 hubs.How many sata plugs does that require? All of them. 😆 How many usb ports? More than 2Overall the quality is very nice but expensive for not having hub lighting.

Love these fans! The are quiet and put out a lot of air! Solid feeling too! Will definitely buy more when I need them! Have had zero connection issues with software!

Works well. Installs easy. Premium quality. Sadly you need software for the lcd. The leds in it are premium quality tho.

Easy install and LCD looks amazing

I was optimistic with all the hate and horror stories I’ve heard but, installed and booked right up no major issues would recommend m, colors are perfect, overall build is solid and the price point is acceptable

These fans are honestly impressive in terms of hardware. They’re whisper quiet, deliver great airflow, and feel solid and high quality. The built-in screens are a unique and eye-catching feature—the colors are vibrant, and when they're working, they look fantastic. Cable length was more than adequate.Unfortunately, the software experience really drags the whole product down. Programming the screens is a frustrating process. You're locked into using a proprietary app that feels half-baked—it often fails to save your settings properly and doesn't reliably autoload your configurations.And if you're using Linux, forget it. There’s zero support. When booting into a Linux environment, the screens don’t retain any configuration and just sit there displaying the manufacturer’s logo, which completely ruins the aesthetic and makes the screens basically useless.Bottom line: the fans themselves are excellent, and I might even buy them again—but next time, I’d skip the version with the integrated screens. Great hardware, let down by poor software and nonexistent cross-platform support.