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Max
> 3 dayThis fan does its job, and does it so quietly that I forget that its running. Ive been using it for about 2 months now as an extrusion motor fan on my Prusa MK3S, and its been running continuously from a 5v port from a Raspberry Pi 2.
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mbdundee
> 3 dayI replaced the stock fan in an Amcrest video surveillance recorder with this fan and it knocked down the noise substantially. It can be heard but it is considerably quieter than the stock fan.
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Andy
> 3 dayThese little fans are just awesome! Great packaging and quality! A++++
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Some Guy
> 3 dayI use these on my Raspberry Pi 3 and 4. The fans work well as simple, effective cooling solutions.
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RT4278
> 3 dayThe packaging is crazy for just a fan. This fan is way more quiet then the piece of junk cheap fan that came stock in my NVR power supply and case. The thing sounded like an aircraft taking off, but changing to this noctua fan made everything normal like it should be - whisper quiet now. Super impressed with this fan and well worth the extra few bucks. any future fans I get will be Noctua.
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Linda Feres
> 3 dayI no longer have to listen to the outrageous loud fans in my security DVR.
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Quality
> 3 dayThe first impression is always the most important one: the packaging is just excellent and contains a lot of information, very well designed and not a cheap chinglsih design or text. The fan is designed in Austria and manufactured in Taiwan. It comes with a 6 year manufacture warranty.
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Yaron
> 3 dayWhen it outputs air from the Raspberry PI 3 its very noisy. When I flip it to blow air into the case its much better. OK I guess.
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SVS
> 3 dayNoisy little fans. i purchased them to replace another ones ( louder ) thinking the positive reviews would reflect the outcome; sadly i think i paid too much for a little fan than i should.
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R. Mellott
> 3 dayI was very disappointed in this fans noise level. I have other Noctura fans in my system and am very pleased w/ them but this one was way off the charts in noise level. I used a generic one instead thats virtually silent.