Thermaltake has released the SWAFAN UNIFY ARGB, a unified frame cooling fan system featuring swappable blades. The new hardware comes in 240 and 360 millimeter sizes with black and white color options. Pricing starts at 1790 NTD on the official Thermaltake website.
Building a clean PC often gets messy with fan cables. Thermaltake fixes this problem by connecting multiple fans into a single unified housing. You only need to deal with 1 single cable set and 4 corner screws to mount the entire unit. Rubber corner pads cover the mounting holes completely for a smooth aesthetic. Lighting effects are heavy across the entire frame. Each fan hub and all 4 outer sides feature dual infinity mirror lighting alongside full ARGB illumination along the front light bars and fan blades.
The frames are slightly thicker than standard fans at 28 millimeters and run on fluid dynamic bearings between 500 and 2000 RPM. Thermaltake bundles both forward and reverse blades in the package so users can swap them depending on their intake or exhaust needs. The forward blades deliver 58.13 CFM of airflow with 2.85 mmAq of static pressure at 30 decibels of noise. Swapping to the reverse blades shifts the output to 56.15 CFM of airflow and 2.23 mmAq of static pressure while noise hits 32 decibels.
Buyers can choose between 2 different frame lengths depending on their case space. The 240 millimeter dual fan version costs 1,790 NTD (~$56.39 USD) on the official website. The larger 360 millimeter triple fan version goes for 2,190 NTD (~$69.00 USD). Both variants give builders a quick installation method without the cable clutter of traditional setups.
