Conclusion
Pricing
As of February 28, the Reeven Four-Eyes Fan Controller was available from Newegg.com for $49.00 and from PerformancePCs.com for $49.95.
Conclusion
Reeven has a solidly designed controller with the Four-Eyes Touch Fan Controller. The black front panel is designed to blend in with most system builds and the offered display colors are designed to further the unit's ability to blend. The unit is well designed, protected by a black metal enclosure which is powder coated for scratch resistance. The touch interface is easy to use and the four provided fan channels support 3 and 4-pin fans with up to 30 watts per channel. The provided cables are sleeved and long enough to reach most places in an averaged sized case.
Strengths
- Quality Layout and Design
- Easy to use touch interface
- Support for fans of up to 2.5A or 30 watts per channel
- Fits in single 5.25" case device bay
Weaknesses
- Internal parts not fully enclosed
- Lack of detailed, in-depth instructions
- Limited to seven display colors
I am still waiting for NZXT
I am still waiting for NZXT Hue+ kind of controller for fans that is priced under $100. Do no have 5.25″ Drive Bays anymore and would like more control on my fans.
“Yeah, nah.” (c) Kaze Master
“Yeah, nah.” (c) Kaze Master Pro-god
Doesn’t say if it controls 3
Doesn’t say if it controls 3 pun or 4 pun fans like my plethora of noctua fans. I got a fan controller sitting in box becuase it won’t work with my 120-140 mm fans.
From the conclusion:
“The
From the conclusion:
“The touch interface is easy to use and the four provided fan channels support 3 and 4-pin fans with up to 30 watts per channel”
From the conclusion:
“The
From the conclusion:
“The touch interface is easy to use and the four provided fan channels support 3 and 4-pin fans with up to 30 watts per channel”
Have you looked at the NZXT
Have you looked at the NZXT GRID V2? It’s an internal enclosure similar to the Hue+ and controlled from the same software. It can control 6 channels of fans but does not have temp sensors so can only use the mobo/gpu/cpu temp sensors built into your system. http://amzn.to/2bL5AUg usually around $30-35.