XSPC 8-Way 5V 3-pin RGB Fan Splitter, White

This splits 5V (3 pin) RGB Signal for multiple fans - very useful little device, was hard to find. Saw some other reviews complaining about the build quality - The unit actually feels pretty sturdy for the function and price - once you set it up in your computer (comes with velcro to secure it) - you will probably never move it again, so the build quality is more than adequate for that. I currently have 4 fans plugged in to it and it's working great.

It works, but for almost 20$ it feels like a RadioShack special. The PCB is held on by a single screw making it woble inside the cheap plastic panels. It also has the shorter round pins for those of you like me trying to circumvent the thermaltake ARGB view 37 case fan addressable rgb issue (means de-pin and manually crimping the rgb cables to the thermaltake controllers). It does get the job done. And in case you aren't familiar, this will prevent addressing individually each fan/device connected to it, but rather control the whole unit as a single entity. No issues with overloading the 5V header using the sata power and connecting two thermaltake controllers each with 3 fans.

Working great so far except for a cable from Thermaltake that will not connect correctly. I need to a 3 pin flat female to a standard 3 pin addressable female cable

I bought this to replace the cheap plastic fan hub that came with a set of 6 Uphere ARGB fans to sync up with RGB Fusion on a Gigabyte Aorus B450M motherboard. I was worried because the former hub required you to hold a reset button for 3-seconds for it to sync with the motherboard. I'm happy to report that, despite having no reset button, this hub synced up just fine and allowed me to configure my fans with the RGB Fusion software. This installed quite easily. As it stands currently, I have this plugged up to a 3-pin RGB header (VD_G) without the need of any adapter that some of the older (VDG) Gigabyte boards had. Build quality is fairly solid, but it was easy to chip a piece of plastic off of the SATA connector.

Been using xspc for many years, never been disappointed with their products until I bought this RGB splitter. This is poorly made, pIns are too thin and too short making the connection loose, any movement will trigger motherboard protection shutt off.. dangerous.

I'm going to leave the review at 2 stars because for some bizarre reason, the HUB works without SATA power connected. WITH SATA power connected, unfortunately, and all manner of crazy problem occurs. CPU problem LED lit when shutdown, GPU problem LEDs lit when shutdown, GPU AiO fans spin non-stop when shutdown, and PSU never shuts off when shutdown. The seller was no help and the manufacturer doesn't reply to emails. I'm returning it for something that works properly.

Poor build quality, but does the job

easy to hook-up, works like a charm, very nice. Thankyou.