The two listed Amici Pro variants are forward blade only, so there is no reverse option in this model. That matters for positions where the rear of the fan faces the viewer. Builds needing reverse blades have to look at another model in the range.
Builders comparing reverse-blade fans elsewhere in the AsiaHorse catalogue sometimes assume every model offers the same choice. It does not - the Amici Pro ships in forward blade configuration only, and that is worth confirming before you plan a position around a face this fan cannot show.
Amici Pro is forward blade only across both listed colours, black and white, and comes solely as a 3-pack - R399 with VAT already worked into that figure, which is never guaranteed to hold and can shift. Neither variant offers a reverse-blade configuration in this model, so positions relying on the fan's rear face being the finished side need a different model entirely.
Both Amici Pro variants - black and white - use standard forward blades, and that is the full extent of the range for this specific model. There is no reverse-blade Amici Pro to choose between; the decision at purchase is limited to colour, not blade configuration.
In case positions where the rear face of a fan faces the viewer rather than the front - certain rear-mounted intake setups, for example - a reverse-blade design presents the finished, polished side to the window instead of the frame spokes. The rear face of a standard fan is the functional side, with structural elements visible, which is exactly why reverse-blade variants exist as a category at all in other AsiaHorse models.
Both the Amici 5GT and the Nyota Ultra list reverse-blade versions, available as singles and as three-packs, giving builders a choice depending on which face needs to be visible in a given position. If your build specifically needs that flexibility, those models are worth comparing directly rather than assuming Amici Pro covers the same ground.
Yes - the infinity mirror ring surrounds the fan's outer edge, so light remains visible from either side of the fan regardless of which face is the finished one. What changes with blade orientation is purely the blade face itself, not the ring's visibility.
Simply turning the fan around to change which face shows is not a workaround, since flipping orientation also reverses airflow direction - the two are tied together on any standard fan. For a position where the visible face genuinely matters, either accept the frame-side view, choose a reverse-blade model instead, or reposition where the fan sits so its front face is what the case window shows. Browse the case fans range for AsiaHorse models offering the reverse option, and case accessories for mounting hardware if repositioning is the chosen route.
Where the front face is naturally what shows - most front and top intake positions - forward blades are exactly the right choice, and this limitation never becomes relevant at all.
No, both listed variants - black and white - use standard forward blades only, with no reverse configuration available.
In positions where the rear of the fan faces the viewer, a reverse design shows the finished side rather than the frame spokes.
The Amici 5GT and the Nyota Ultra both list reverse-blade versions as singles and as three-packs across the range.
No, turning the fan also reverses airflow direction, so it cannot be used purely to change which face is shown.
Yes, the ring surrounds the fan's outer edge, so it remains visible from either side regardless of blade orientation.
Only for positions where the rear face matters - where the front shows, forward blades are exactly what most builds want.
Need a specific blade orientation for your case? Browse Evetech's case fan range to compare forward and reverse options across the AsiaHorse lineup.
No, both listed variants - black and white - use standard forward blades only, with no reverse configuration available.
In positions where the rear of the fan faces the viewer, a reverse design shows the finished side rather than the frame spokes.
The Amici 5GT and the Nyota Ultra both list reverse-blade versions as singles and as three-packs across the range.
No, turning the fan also reverses airflow direction, so it cannot be used purely to change which face is shown.
Yes, the ring surrounds the fan's outer edge, so it remains visible from either side regardless of blade orientation.
Only for positions where the rear face matters - where the front shows, forward blades are exactly what most builds want.
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