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Three black 120mm ARGB case fans with transparent blades and a controller hub

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be quiet! BL076 Light Wings 120mm PWM Triple Pack case fan

SKU CH-BAFN-WN38G MPN BL076

Three 120 mm PWM fans with front and rear ARGB lighting, 18 LEDs per fan, a hub for up to six components, rifle bearings rated for 60,000 hours, 40–45 CFM airflow at 20.6 dB(A) maximum noise

  • Fan size120 mm
  • Number of fans3 Fans
  • Fan controlController
  • Fan depth25 mm
  • Bearing designRifle
  • Rotational speed1600-1,999 RPM

Edition 120mm PWM

Color Black

Model 3-Pack

  • Three fans included in a single pack
  • 18 ARGB LEDs on front and rear for custom lighting
  • Seven silence-optimised blades deliver 40-45 CFM airflow
  • Maximum 20.6 dBA noise level for quiet operation
  • Rifle bearing rated for 60,000 hours of life

Three fans with ARGB lighting

The triple pack supplies three 120 mm PWM case fans in black, each fitted with 18 addressable RGB LEDs on both front and rear surfaces. An included ARGB hub lets users synchronise up to six compatible components through a single connection. The rifle bearing is rated for 60,000 hours of operation. Builders who want addressable lighting on intake and exhaust positions get a matched set in one box.

Upgrade from single non-ARGB fans

Replacing a lone standard fan with this pack adds front-and-rear illumination plus coordinated colour control across the chassis. The jump is worth it when the build has a transparent side panel and the owner wants a unified lighting theme without buying separate controllers. Systems that already run a full ARGB ecosystem with spare hub ports gain no new synchronisation capability from the bundled hub.

Limits of 4-pin PWM and 120 mm spacing

Speed is regulated between 1,600 and 1,999 RPM through the 4-pin connector, delivering 40 to 45 CFM at 20 to 25 dBA. The 25 mm thickness fits standard 120 mm mounts but leaves no room for thicker radiators in tight layouts. Motherboards with only 3-pin headers lose automatic speed curves, and cases limited to two 120 mm slots cannot use all three fans simultaneously.

How it compares

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Price $65.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
Fan size 120 mm
Typical for this category: the median of 1,114 items is 120 mm.

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Specifications

Product
Brand namebe quiet!
Product lineLight Wings
Model name120 mm PWM Triple Pack
Product typeCase Fan
Product colorBlack
Performance
Rotational speed1600-1,999 RPM
Airflow rate40-45 CFM
Power
Power input connector4 Pin
Size & build
Fan size120 mm
Number of fans3 Fans
Fan depth25 mm
Bearing designRifle
Shipping weight0.84 kg
Package size178 × 140 × 89 mm
Compatibility
Compatible withCase
Environment & compliance
Operating noise20–25 dBA
More details
Fan controlController
LED lightingARGB

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Questions about this item

What clearance does the 120 mm by 25 mm frame need inside my case?

Each fan measures 120 mm square and 25 mm thick, so allow at least that much depth behind any mounting panel.

How do I wire the three PWM fans and the ARGB hub, and which step is often missed?

Plug each 4-pin PWM connector into a motherboard fan header and each ARGB lead into a 5 V ARGB header; the hub also requires its own power connection, which is frequently overlooked.

When should I expect to replace the rifle-bearing fans?

The rifle bearing is rated for 60,000 operating hours, so replacement is only needed after many years of continuous use.

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