CERRXIAN 12 Way ARGB Splitter 1 to 11 Ports 5V 3Pin RGB LED Splitter Hub with Double-Sided Adhesive (SATA)

I used this hub to control several AUSB lighting effects and fan lighting. It's easy to use, easy to mount, and works exactly as designed.

I had doubts about this splitter since it's so cheap, but it turned out to be super easy. Basically, just plug and play. I've had no issues thus far. My motherboard only has one ARGB header so this has allowed me to really deck out my PC.

I'm not sure why people are having problems. I needed something to power 6 addressable rgb fans, and this one was cheap and it works. I used one of the 12 connectors to plug into my motherboard's 5v argb header to control the lighting using asus aura sync, and it works just fine.I did bend one of the 12 connectors very badly upwards and bent it back to it's original position, and that same connector still works lol. So this thing isn't the most durable. Just make sure to plug the hub into sata power if you're powering alot of argb.

i have 12 fan lianli bora, and my board only 2 5v argb . only recommend if you use solid color or effect with out sync. don't buy if you going to use effect sync like some effect pass from one fan to another.

Attached two 144 argb strips to this unit and both strips would power off. strips work when attached directly and seperarately to motherboard z790. MSI z790 argb headers can control 240 leds, so i thought by using a argb hub that it would not be an issue running more led. However it seems that this argb hub does not allow one to overcome the limitiation set by the motherboard;s onboard argb controller.

This hub definitely allows you to control the color of multiple devices from one port. The low cost means you can expect things to be a bit imperfect.Pros: cheap, does the job, double-sided tape holds, very small footprint.Cons: See below.The main drawback with this hub is that I couldn't find a single connector that wanted to stay on the pins. By this I mean the connectors slide onto the pins perfectly, but they have no grip. They can easily come off, just being bumped or having any negative force on the cables. For this reason, I mounted the hub on the bottom tray of my PC, so that gravity couldn't work against me. That way the connectors connect on the horizontal plane. Since there are no moving parts or other ways to disturb the cables under normal operating conditions, the hub works great. But, I'm not kidding, I always have to recheck it when I work inside the PC, because without fail at least one of the connectors will be unplugged.

Took a gamble on this RGB Hub since it was on the cheap side but it's incredible. Easy to install, the adhesive actually keeps the hub where you want it, and it's very small and discrete. No loose pins or anything either. If you're not looking to spend a lot of money and need an RGB Hub, get this one.

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