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Lian Li has launched the new Uni Fan SL-Infinity Wireless, a fan series designed for extensive customisation. It features three independently controllable lighting zones and distinct dual-layered infinity mirror patterns on both sides, offering two different visual styles.
The fans feature L-Wireless Sync 2.4 GHz technology, enabling wireless control of ARGB lighting (58 LEDs per fan) and fan speeds. This technology reduces cable clutter by eliminating the need for a central hub, giving your system's internals a cleaner aesthetic. The receiver can connect to either side of the fan for easy installation. An updated 4-pin cable ensures the fans are recognised as PWM devices in the BIOS, and a built-in tail PWM cable provides additional power. Lighting effects can be fully customised with the upgraded L-Connect 3 software.
All fan models use an embedded fluid dynamic bearing (FDB) for additional durability and low-noise operation. However, there are differences in their specs, with the standard model rotating between 200 and 2300 RPM and pushing up to 67 CFM of air with a static pressure of 3.4 mmH₂O at a noise level of 29.2 dB(A). The reverse models also rotate between 200 and 2300 RPM and can push up to 69.7 CFM of air with a static pressure of 2.2 mmH₂O at a noise level of 32.2 dB(A).
The Uni Fan SL-Infinity Wireless fan series is available in black and white, with conventional or reverse airflow options. It costs $104.99 for a 3-pack and $31.99 for a single unit. Pre-orders are now available.
KitGuru says: What do you think of Lian Li's decision to have various side designs for its new fans? Do you think other brands should follow the example, or is a single-sided design the way to go?
