Pros: Very quiet. Looks cool and is black. Very cheap.

Cons: Can only be mounted as exhaust. Not worth an egg deduction. I feel that this is its purpose. Flimsy frame though. It works fine when mounted but you can feel it bend when tightening the included self tapping screws.

Overall Review: It does what it is meant to do. It does not have mounting points for mounting as a intake fan so don't bother. Other 200 mm fans push more air and are comparable as far as noise goes, but as an exhaust i say it cant be beat. I use two on the top of my NZXT h630 and you can feel lots of air the push out of the vents. As far as the flimsy construction just be careful. My fans didn't break, just felt like they could if done like an oaf.

Pros: Fully adjustable. I'm 6'8" and I use this and a computer chair comfortably. Shifter can be mounted on the left for some foreign cars. Includes mounting bolts and tools. Assembles in 10 minutes. Infinitely better than mounting onto a desk or table.

Cons: Comes with no instructions. Everything is simple enough to put together but when I finished I had 2 adapter plates that I have no idea how to use. vertical arm for the stick shift is a little short compared to the max height of the wheel. No carpet spikes.

Overall Review: It's cheap compared to others. Mounted to a base with a pick a part seat would makes a awesome budget simulator. Fits perfectly with Logitech g29

Pros: Pushes a lot of air with minimal noise. No rattle and stiff frame.

Cons: Nothing so far.

Overall Review: Although this fan has a higher decibel rating than most 200mm fans, I have found that it makes no mare noise than the stock NZXT 200 that came with my case (even though it is rated much lower). Maybe when testing with sophisticated microphones and software you can see a difference, but i cant hear it. If you're looking for a faster 200 with high air flow this is it. Great for an intake fan.