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Thermaltake XTunner Review
Value and Conclusion
- The Thermaltake XTunner is sold for $20.
- PWM fan control
- Excellent realization of a new idea
- Signal output is very clean and powerful enough even for big fans
- Remote control has a good range
- Easy installation
- Not possible to change individual channel speed
- Not possible to regulate speed without remote control
- Remote control could be smaller
- Not possible to set fan speed to lower than 40%
If you have a use for an infrared fan controller, the XTunner will be the perfect thing to get. While there are a few minor shortcomings that could be improved, it's a great product overall.
Apr 23rd, 2024 12:52 EDT
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