Scroll a case-fan category page and you might count eight separate Dawn Pro listings before realising you are looking at the same fan eight times. That is not a catalogue error. It is one 120mm ARGB fan expressed across three simple variables, and once you see the pattern the range stops looking confusing and starts looking like a straightforward shopping list.

Quick Answer

AsiaHorse's Dawn Pro 120mm ARGB range spans eight product listings built from just three choices: colour (black or white), blade direction (standard or reverse), and pack size (a single or a three-pack). Pricing is VAT-inclusive at R269 for a single and R699 for the three-pack. Pick one option from each pair and you have covered every listing in the family.

🧩 Three switches, eight listings

Two colours, two blade directions, two pack sizes: multiply those out and eight is exactly what you land on. Nothing about the fan itself changes between listings beyond those variables, so shopping the range is really three small decisions rather than eight separate ones.

That structure repeats across a lot of case fans on the market, and once you know to look for colour, direction and pack size as the axes, comparing any fan family gets faster. Once the row is decided, a look through case accessories covers anything else the install still needs, from cable ties to mounting hardware.

🔄 What "reverse blade" actually changes

The reverse-blade versions flip the blade geometry, which the listing describes as suited to intake positions where the rear of the fan faces outward toward the viewer. It is a physical design choice, not a pricing tier. Both blade directions sell at identical prices in this range, so picking reverse over standard is about where the fan sits in your case, not about spending more.

💰 Singles versus the three-pack

A single Dawn Pro is R269 in either colour or blade direction. The three-pack is R699, which works out cheaper per fan than buying three singles, and the pack listings additionally describe a daisy-chain single-cable arrangement that links the trio into one run back to the header. Buying the pack makes sense when you are filling three matching positions at once; buying a single makes more sense when you only need to top up an existing row.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three variables across the range?

Colour, blade direction and pack size. Two choices in each of those categories produces the eight listings that make up the full Dawn Pro lineup.

Does reverse blade cost extra?

No. Both blade directions are priced the same in every colour and pack size.

Is the three-pack the better value?

Per fan, yes, it works out lower than buying three singles, and it adds the daisy-chain cable arrangement that ties the row together.

Can colours be mixed within one build?

Nothing stops you buying both black and white, though a mixed row usually only reads as intentional when the case itself already uses two colours.

Is the lighting identical across all eight?

Yes. Every listing carries the same infinity-mirror ARGB design with Aura, Fusion and Mystic Light sync named in the product details.

Do singles include the same cable management as the packs?

The single listings describe daisy-chain cable handling too, so one can be added onto a row that already uses the arrangement.

Working out which colour and pack size fits your case? Explore Evetech's case fan and accessory categories to plan the row before you order.