12 Way 5V RGB LED Splitter Hub with PMMA Case and Magnetic Standoff for ASUS/MSI 5V 3pin LED Controller

Pros:+Gets the job done+Nice Looking+Keep in mind that there is no clear "output" or "input" delineation. Any port can be used as input/output.+Easy to useCons-No instructions included-Pins bend easily-The acrylic comes with paper on it to prevent scratches during shipment. It is a pain to remove. I just disassembled the item (screws and all) and removed the paper.Other:-The pins are so thin that the aRGB plugs almost fall off of it. Sometimes it doesn't make good contact with the plugs. I think this is a problem with aRGB standardization and should be fixed. Some plugs work with some pins, some dont. So this isn't really something I can down the product on.If you look at my photos the right bottom plug is a plug from the thermaltake fan hub. It does work, but the plug is literally falling off the header. This is not a problem with the product, this is a problem with the system.

Very disappointed with this item, i bought this so i Don't have too many wire hanging around cause my case is the 570x corsair all glass panel so the less wired i got hanging around the better, when i open the item it was on this little bag and the item was not black like in the picture, it was a wooden color, so im like ok i just hide it next to the power supply i can live with this. But when i start plugging in everything i notice i didn't get the 3 pin rgb header cable. So apart that it was not the color i wanted it didn't bring the cable. Now i had to buy another one, cause i don't want to go through the hazzle of the returning process and wait more longer to finish my build. So yeah completely bad on that.

Took a leap of faith and bought one of these as I wanted to move most of my rgb components to my new ryzen 3900 build for my SO. The results were very lacking and I will be searching for an alternative:The provided 5v cable to hook to up your mobo does not even stick to the pins- both on this splitter and on the mobo itself. The amount of frustration when it 'accidentally' slipped out of its plug is the same feeling a constipated woman would have after she has sat on the toilet for hours. The added magnets were a nice touch- if the pins actually were worth anything.Now-- trying to plug in my 5v components into this splitter- the same thing would happen where the pins have 0 grip and even gravity would cause them to fall. The pins are extremely brittle and fragile and two of them broke off while trying to hook it up to my Tforce SSDs. Needless to say my Lian-li gpu/mobo strips were the same- even though they have no problem directly hooking up on my x570 board itself.Here's a short summary for all you wary buyers-"Barely functional, Bare minimum quality, Basically worthless, Better off getting something else. Beware."

Doesn't work, hooked my 5v Daisy chained or not 3 pin connectors into this and nothing. Had one from my AIO and two fans none will light up. It comes with no remote either so this is a learning experience for me. But this is a scam for sure. Try a different product.

This thing was a really good idea but poorly made, the pins are way too thin and nothing connected to it properly, all the plugs were so loose the would just come off, I really wanted it to work because it looks cool

Only works for non motherboard Argb, if you add motherboard Argv will cause short circuit..

Ignore any bad reviews. I have ten adressable fans/components hooked up to this with no loose terminals and it works perfect.

Does not securely hold my RGB connectors in place. Holds the pins very loosely that even moving the PC case disrupts the connection. Overpriced for the quality of product unfortunately.