The Amici Pro three-pack is R399 and lights only its rings, leaving the blades unlit. That is a deliberate design rather than a shortcoming. For South African buyers it puts three illuminated outlines into a build for under R500, with a year of local cover.
Three rings glow, three blade sets stay dark, and the whole pack costs less than a single mid-range mouse. That is the pitch behind the Amici Pro 120mm ARGB case fan, an AsiaHorse three-pack built around a deliberately restrained lighting idea: an infinity mirror ring frames each fan while the blades themselves are left completely unlit.
The Amici Pro 3-pack sits at R399 (VAT-inclusive, and prices do move), sold only as a set of three in black or white. Each fan spins up to 1800 RPM under PWM control, pushing up to 61.5 CFM at under 30 dBA, and the pack carries a 1 Year Local Warranty handled inside South Africa.
The blades on this fan are not a fault waiting to be fixed. AsiaHorse built the Amici Pro so only the infinity mirror ring lights up, giving a clean outline around a dark, unlit centre rather than a fully glowing face. It is a quieter visual statement than a fan that lights everywhere at once, and it reads as a deliberate choice once you see it running in a case.
A darker interior gives the ring the most contrast, since a thin lit line needs somewhere dark to stand out against. Builders chasing a fully lit look should know upfront that this model will not deliver one - the blades are meant to stay dark.
Airflow and lighting are two completely separate specifications on this fan, and it is worth keeping them apart. The 61.5 CFM figure describes how much air the fan can move; it says nothing about how bright the ring looks. Under PWM control the fan curve tops out at 1800 RPM, and the hydro-dynamic bearing keeps noise under 30 dBA even as speed climbs.
Standard forward blades are the only option in this model, and they work in either an intake or an exhaust position depending on which way the fan is mounted. Explore the wider case fans range if a build needs a different blade orientation or lighting style.
At R399 for three fans, the Amici Pro sits in an accessible price bracket for anyone assembling or refreshing a build locally. The pack connects over a standard 5V 3-pin addressable header, so it syncs with whatever RGB software your motherboard already runs, and any genuine fault during the covered year is handled through local warranty support rather than an overseas process. For cable ties, extension leads, or other finishing pieces, browse case accessories.
Yes, every fan in the three-pack uses the same infinity mirror ring design, so the set is visually consistent once installed.
No, this model is sold only as a three-pack in black or white, with no individual fan listed separately.
A hydro-dynamic bearing, which is part of how AsiaHorse keeps the fan under 30 dBA even at higher speeds.
Yes, since it runs over a standard 5V 3-pin addressable connection that most motherboard RGB software already recognises.
Yes, since airflow direction on this fan follows mounting orientation rather than blade shape - fitted one way it draws air in, turned around it pushes air out.
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Yes, every fan in the three-pack uses the same infinity mirror ring design, so the set is visually consistent once installed.
No, this model is sold only as a three-pack in black or white, with no individual fan listed separately.
A hydro-dynamic bearing, which is part of how AsiaHorse keeps the fan under 30 dBA even at higher speeds.
Yes, since it runs over a standard 5V 3-pin addressable connection that most motherboard RGB software already recognises.
Yes, since airflow direction on this fan follows mounting orientation rather than blade shape - fitted one way it draws air in, turned around it pushes air out. {{PRODUCTS: { facets: { query: "cpu cooler" }, limit: 6, title: "Cooling Upgrades", style: "4" } }}
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