Testseek.co.uk have collected 34 expert reviews of the NZXT HUE Plus Fan Controller and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for NZXT HUE Plus Fan Controller.
April 2016
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The editors liked
Easy to install
User friendly interface
Vibrant colours and effects
Multiple channels for mixing more than one colour or effect at a time
Competitive price
Very versatile
Tons of colour/pattern options
Can run 2 different channels with 2 modes at once
Doesn't have to be mounted in a 5.25" drive bay like original Hue
CAM software is really easy to use
RGB LEDs is controlled by the CAM utility and works superbly well
Controller unit has two channels so the lights can perform two different functions
Four strips of LEDs supplied with the kit
LED strips can be daisy chained together
Option to expand th
The editors didn't like
No UK stock available (at time of writing)
Neutral
Ideally requires a 2.5″ drive bay for the lighting hub
“The NZXT HUE+ is a great way of adding a personal touch of colour to your system build. It’s affordable
Versatile and very easy to use
Making i
More expensive than DIY RGB kits
CAM software requires sign up
Magnetic strip doesn't stick to aluminium (obviously)
Finding a spare USB 2.0 header might be a problem on some motherboards
You need a fourpin Molex power connector to power the system
Fairly expensive
NZXT wants you to sign up to an online account so you can save custom profiles.
Published: 2017-02-01, Author: Ben , review by: enostech.com
Not only are the NZXT AER fans nice to look at, they do also offer some pretty impressive performance. At lower speeds, they offer a significant amount of airflow while not outputting too much noise. Cranking those RPM's up a bit and we get a much better...
Published: 2016-06-16, Author: Ben , review by: enostech.com
Taking myself away from staring at the pretty lights long enough to write this review and I must say, I am very impressed with the NZXT HUE+ Advanced Lighting System. NZXT have done a great job at making sure most people should have what they need right o...
Published: 2016-02-10, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
The NZXT HUE+ can be summed up with simply one word, and that word is wow! If you like a bit of LED lighting (and who doesn't!) in your case then the HUE+ is exactly what you're looking for; it's easy to install, easy to setup and looks fantastic! The NZ...
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Published: 2015-12-27, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
RGB LEDs is controlled by the CAM utility and works superbly well, Controller unit has two channels so the lights can perform two different functions, Four strips of LEDs supplied with the kit, LED strips can be daisy chained together, Option to expand th
Finding a spare USB 2.0 header might be a problem on some motherboards, You need a fourpin Molex power connector to power the system, Fairly expensive, NZXT wants you to sign up to an online account so you can save custom profiles.
NZXT has updated its HUE lighting controller and while the HUE+ name may sound familiar the system has undergone a radical overhaul. Previously you had a control unit that sits in an optical drive bay with three rotary controls that adjust the behaviour o...
Published: 2015-12-13, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Easy to install, User friendly interface, Vibrant colours and effects, Multiple channels for mixing more than one colour or effect at a time, Competitive price,
No UK stock available (at time of writing), Neutral, Ideally requires a 2.5″ drive bay for the lighting hub, “The NZXT HUE+ is a great way of adding a personal touch of colour to your system build. It’s affordable, versatile and very easy to use, making i
PriceThe NZXT Hue+ lighting system is certainly impressive, but it's also excellent value for money compared to other in-chassis lighting systems. Priced at just $59.99 from Newegg in the US, it's about the same price are four strips of single colour LED...
Very versatile, Tons of colour/pattern options, Can run 2 different channels with 2 modes at once, Doesn't have to be mounted in a 5.25" drive bay like original Hue, CAM software is really easy to use
More expensive than DIY RGB kits, CAM software requires sign up, Magnetic strip doesn't stick to aluminium (obviously)
The NZXT Hue+ is a very interesting product as it allows many different options for customising the look of your system; RGB functionality is becoming very popular and we see this trend to continue. Priced around £50 in the UK, it certainly isn't the chea...
Although H440 2015 Edition had a soft-launch around the globe, but it actually brings quite significant improvements to an already successful computer chassis.The bulk of adjustments have been made to the physical appearance of H440 with a matt black, ant...
Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
The HUE+ offers a near-perfect lighting kit with full RGB per-LED control and a good selection of preset effects, and it's bright enough to be effective in large PC cases. LED strips Four 11cm strips, magnetic and self-adhesive...
NZXT AER RGB120 and RGB140 Performance:After I spent several hours examining the packages, the structure of the products and their performance I am really happy with what I've experienced. Overall, both of the fans are very interesting and most of all ve...
Abstract: LED lights are the spinner rims of PC hardware. Neither really do anything of functional import. They don't increase speed or efficiency. They don't affect performance in any material way. But you'd better believe that both jack the wow factor through the...
