Endorfy Fluctus 140 PWM Fan Review

Epilogue

The Endorfy Fluctus 140 PWM is offered at a fair price and achieves good airflow performance. A note here concerning potential US buyers of this product: The product’s price on Amazon is sky-high. You better buy this product from Endorfy’s shop on Newegg, where the price is equivalent to the EU one.

Let’s now look at 25 dBA noise normalized performance. I chose 25 dBA because it is low enough not to annoy most users and high enough to allow for speeds that offer decent airflow and static pressure performance.

In airflow, the Fluctus 140 performs pretty well, taking the lead from the Arctic P14 Max, which is considered one of the best choices in this category. On the other hand, the (fantastic) InWin Neptune AN140 costs even less, especially if you buy the 3-fan pack; it has ARGB lighting and beats the Fluctus fan in airflow.

In static pressure, the Fluctus 140mm isn’t competitive at all, with the Arctic P14 Max miles away. The InWin Neptune AN140 also has a much better static pressure performance.

There is also the top-performance but expensive Noctua NF-A14x25r G2 fan, which achieves the top performance in airflow, with a large difference from the second, and has the second-best spot in static pressure.

Below, you will find several 140mm fan reviews to get more insights about this product category.

To check all alternative fan offerings, read my Best Cooling Fans article before investing in new cooling solutions. You help me a lot by using my affiliate links, which don’t increase the product’s price. I get a commission from Amazon every time you do it, which can make a difference for me, especially now that I am on my own, working exclusively for my media and not for someone else.

Pros:
  • Budget-friendly price
  • High enough normalized-noise airflow performance
  • Good build quality
  • Fluid dynamic bearing
  • PWM control
  • Daisy-chain option
  • Rubber corners for minimized vibrations
Cons:
  • Strong competition even at this price range
  • Low static pressure
  • Increased power consumption in the normalized noise tests

 

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