60mm x 60mm x 15mm 6015 12V DC Brushless Cooling Fan, Dual Ball Bearing System, 2pin

The PSU fan in my PC started to get a bit noisy, so I decided to give my computer a really thorough clean, as it was very dusty inside. I decided to fit a new PSU fan, as the old one was still a little stiff, even after cleaning. This is a great little fan, although the lead is a bit short at 15cm (the old one is 20cm long)! I therefore cut the lead & joined it to the old lead by soldering the wires together. I had to do this anyway, as the new lead had a different plug to my old one. The new fan fitted perfectly into the PSU box, and on reassembly worked fine. Unlike some reviewers, my fan is very quiet, so I imagine it must be working on a reduced voltage. It does throw out more air than the old one, though, which is great. It seems to be a good quality unit, although It is a little expensive, especially with the premium delivery. Hopefully, it should last a few years.

Not yet fitted, but tested okay. Will update the review when fitted.Upon opening the amazon packaging, an aromatic smell, possibly fabreeze or perfume could be smelt, despite there being no such product within the package of three items. It turned out to be the box containing this fan, and even the fan itself both smell very strongly. Not sure why this is.As I can't stand the smell, it must be left for is odour to dissipate - and hence prevents me from fitting it immediately.[Update 16 MAy 2021] Fan fitted, operating quietly, perfect for what I wanted it for.

I guess my use of this is a little unusual. My Dell T20 server power supply fan was making a racket, not good. So used this fan to replace the dud in the pc power supply. Yeah, had to solder the wires in place but it did the job. Not whisper quiet but acceptable on a radio studio set up.

Good replacement for a fan on my fork lift charger

Bought as a replacement for the shonky one in my desoldering station which decided it only wants to spin when the moon is in a certain position.As a straight swap, it's a lot louder than the old one but this isn't an issue for me. You can always adjust the supply voltage to it which would reduce the RPMs / make it quieter.Otherwise it does what you'd expect and is decent enough quality. Spins, air's sucked in one side and blown out the other.

I got this to replace a noisy fan in my pc power supply that wasn't doing a good job its got a tiny amount of noise but you won't notice unless you hug your Maschine a lot and if do no judgement from me. Works great and it pulls a nice amount of air

As described and works Had to change connector but that was what I expected

When I replaced my broken fan the first time, it didn't work and the old one did. So I returned it and got a refund no question asked.Got a second fan, same thing. Then I noticed that red/black wires were inverted on my machine so I cut and soldered my old connector and it works fine.So good service from the vendor. Sorry for returning one fan for no good reason.

Because of the low price, I selected this to replace D80SH-12 (HH-07) fan in the power supply of my Dell VOSTRO desktop computer, which was screeching. The connector was too large and I had to solder on the one from the original fan. Not this fan's fault though. Other than that, everything is great. It is plenty quiet in this application.

Works great, using it to cool off a battery charger.

The original fan in my 3d printer power supply started sounding like a coffee grinder. This seemed to be a suitable replacement. Installed the fan and things are much quieter now. A bit louder than the original (before it failed of course) due to the ball bearings but normal noise levels aren't a problem and I expect the ball bearings to last longer than the original fan's sleeve bearings.

Was looking for a small low amp fan to blow warm air into my lithium battery box on RV

I needed a powerful but relatively quite small fan for project. It needed to have enough power to create suction in a small box and pull the air through a carbon filter that is in a channel in the box. I couldn't find anything else small or quiet enough to do the job. The closest i had was two 4x10mm's stacked on top of one another, they were quiet enough but it didn't have quite enough suction.Switching to this is has far more power and creates plenty of suction but is also far louder. The plus side is it can be slowed down and still produces enough suction but gets quiet enough for my needs.An important note is this fan doesn't seem to like being controlled with a cheap PWM controller, it has a very short speed range and hums while being slowed, but it works well by simply lowering the voltage to it instead.All in all in works good and is nicely variable.**TLDR**It's plenty powerful but a bit loud at full speed.Doesn't seem to like running slower via a cheap PWM module. (Haven't tested a better one)Can be controlled via lowering/increasing the voltage instead.