Jonsbo HF1215 Addressable RGB 15mm Thick 120mm PWM Case Fan - White

The Jonsbo HF1215 is an amazing PWM fan for any PC build. The slimline design lets you utilise them in even the smallest form factor cases. This fan is capable of producing excellent airflow, whilst being whisper quiet. Furthermore, these fans utilise Fluid Dynamic Bearings that have been balanced twice to ensure they give you years of operation. Finally, they look spectacular thanks to eight ultra-bright addressable RGB LEDs.

Jonsbo HF1215 PWM Fan at a Glance:

• Slimline form factor at just 15mm thick
• Variable fan speed of 700-1800RPM
• High airflow capabilities of up to 62 CFM
• Whisper quiet operation
• Utilises FDB bearings for long operational life
• Eight addressable RGB LEDs

Versatile Small Form Factor

The Jonsbo HF1215, with its slimline form factor, can be used in a wider range of applications. Being just 15mm thick, you’ll be able to utilise these fans in smaller PC builds such as Mini-ITX cases. They are an excellent choice for bigger cases as well, thanks to their ability to move large amounts of air. The design of these fans employs nine sickle-shaped blades, alongside a variable fan speed of 700-1800 RPM. These two factors combined allow this fan to be able to produce airflow ranging from 13.1 to 62 CFM.

Quiet as a Mouse

To accompany its small footprint, the Jonsbo HF1215 is whisper quiet. To achieve this, Jonsbo has included several innovations in the HF1215 design. Firstly, there are eight rubberised feet which prevent vibrations from being transmitted from the fan to the case. Secondly, the shaft and bearings have gone through two stages of balancing to ensure stable operation. Finally, the sickle design of the fan blades themselves help to reduce air turbulence.

Eye Catching

Jonsbo has ensured that these fans are stylish along with being practical. The pure-white frame, with its beautiful cross-hatch design, is simple and stylish. What’s more, Jonsbo has also included ARGB LEDs within the fan. The translucent fan hub and blades are illuminated by eight RGB LEDs housed around the shaft. These can be controlled through your motherboard via a standard 3-pin connector. Simply utilise compatible software to create a pleasing lighting effect, that can be synced with any other RGB components you may have.