Wathai 60mm 12V Dual Ball Bearing High Speed DC Exhaust Cooling Fan (60x60x15mm, 4500RPM, 24.8CFM, 32dBA) for Desktops, Laptops

Ball Bearing should be a step up from the sleeve bearing fan that was broken in the scratch and dent oven I purchased. I'm pretty sure that it is a bit louder than the original, but since the original was broken, I don't really know. The fan is a proper replacement. Two Wire and working amperage and voltage. If a bit of noise isn't an issue this fan should meet your needs for a temperature controlled chassis fan for cooling circuit boards and heat sinks in appliances and projects. Arrived in 24 hours.

I recently installed this quiet little fan in a TuringPi build as I felt that I needed to have some kind of fan. There is no speed control, seeing as to how it's a straight two-pin fan, but it's quiet and has a decent amount of airflow. It comes with mounting hardware, which is always a plus.

I purchased this fan to replace a failed 5 volt fan in an external drive enclosure knowing that it would need to be re-wired for the 12 volts. The frame did not fit directly into the enclosure, even though it was supposedly the same dimensions as the fan it was replacing but I'm not sure which fan was labeled as the incorrect size. I had to glue the replacement fan in place so no returning it. This fan is loud! Luckily the external drive is just a back up so I only turn it on a couple times per month. It does move a lot of air so I have no fear of cooking my hard drive. If this fan was for a desk top PC, I would have returned it because of the noise level.

works perfect, thanks.

Great air movement, can be perceived as loud but there are many ways to reduce the decibels

This 60mm x 15mm fan works well. Simple.

My fan in a 12v dc power supply was making lots of noise. Replacement was a perfect fit and the wire and plug matched perfectly. Now my power supply is running cool and quiet again.

Purchased this fan to replace one in my 3D printer that had gone bad. It was the same dimensions as the original and was easy to plug in. However, when I turn on the printer, the fan is MUCH louder than before. It cools okay, but is so loud I have to leave the room when the printer is running. I'm not sure if it the fault of the fan or the printer - perhaps the printer voltage is actually higher than the 12-volt rating of the fan. The original fan had a 14-volt rating, which is a weird voltage for computer use. In either case, I'm now looking for an alternative that will hopefully be quieter.