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 - Black (12TLLCD1W1B)

Lian Li always makes really good and innovative products, their wireless uni fans are great and so easy to set up. Perfect for more black and sleek RGB PC builds.

Good fans, on the expensive side but you get what you pay for, a premium fan. The look is just outstanding. High noise when at full speed but this are considered performance fans so it can get a bit louder. Easy installation because you only have 1 cable to connect to get power.

These little (not really) fans are quite awesome and move a ton of air. They are quiet when idle and ramp up when they need to. They were easy to install and worked great in a daisy chain (3). The reverse blades make for a clean consistent look while functioning how you’d expect. Plus the lights look fantastic. Happy I got these. One thing to note, the fans have a slight purple / grey white to the plastic when not in use (powered off). At least compared to my white case (HAVN HS 420). This doesn’t bother me in the least however, since they still look great and cool like a beast.

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.

No software issues whatsoever, very easy to install. They aren’t too loud and thats also changeable in the software itself, they were definitely worth the money for me especially due to how perfect the quality was and how amazing they sit in my build.

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.

Lian Li TL series of fans, particularly the Wi-Fi-enabled models, truly stand out as a blend of sleek aesthetics and powerful performance. These fans are a fantastic choice for PC builders looking for both visual appeal and efficient cooling. Aesthetics and Design: The TL fans are lauded for their simple and clean design. Lian Li has consistently delivered on creating fans that not only perform but also enhance the overall look of a build. The integration of RGB lighting is well-executed, offering vibrant and customizable illumination without being overly ostentatious. The "infinity mirror" effect on some models adds a sophisticated touch, giving the illusion of depth and a continuous light flow, especially when multiple fans are daisy-chained together. Performance and Cooling: Beyond their good looks, these fans deliver on their primary purpose: cooling. Users consistently report great performance, noting their ability to move a "generous amount of air." This translates into impressive temperature control, keeping crucial components like the CPU, GPU, and motherboard in the low 20s on idle. This level of cooling performance is excellent for maintaining system stability and longevity, even under demanding loads. The use of Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) fan blades contributes to efficient airflow and durability, even at high speeds. Connectivity and Ease of Use: One of the most notable features of the TL series, especially the Wi-Fi models, is the wireless control via L-Connect 3 software. This allows for easy customization of both lighting effects and fan speeds, offering a seamless user experience. The daisy-chaining mechanism further simplifies cable management, a common headache for PC builders. With fewer cables to contend with, builds look cleaner and are easier to assemble. A key piece of advice for installation, as noted by users, is to connect the adapter directly to the motherboard rather than plugging it into the back of the case. This is a crucial tip for ensuring durability and preventing potential damage to the adapter. Lian Li's controller system for the TL fans is designed to handle multiple units (up to 16 TL and TL LCD fans with one controller), which is a huge benefit for those with extensive cooling needs. Overall Impression: The Lian Li TL Wi-Fi fans are an excellent investment for anyone seeking high-performance cooling fans that also offer stunning RGB aesthetics and incredibly convenient wireless control. Their ability to maintain low idle temperatures for core components speaks volumes about their cooling efficiency. While careful handling of the adapter connection is recommended, the overall ease of installation and powerful performance make these fans a top-tier choice for any modern PC build.

Lian Li is so far ahead of every other brand and its not even close!!! These are by far the best case fans on the market right now, they look super clean with bright colors and have a sleek modern design that really brings your pc to life! The LCD screen is really awesome and can be controlled individually to make some pretty cool images/videos. The Lian Li L-CONNECT3 software also has sensors so you can track your temps in real time and display them on the LCD screen. The fans daisy chain together so they are super easy to install and the wireless aspect gets rid of that mess of cables most case fans come with and all of your RGBs are controlled by a USB stick that plugs in to the back of your motherboard. The wireless technology is really the future and they killed it with how easy it is to use. I will NEVER go back to non wireless again! The connectors on the fans also have a great build quality and don't feel cheap like some other brands! The fan speed is fully customizable with their software and they are by far the most quiet fan available at the moment. These things can also move some air! My CPU and GPU stay super cool while under load because of these things I really cannot express how much I love these fans! Keep up the good work Lian Li <3