Argon Fan HAT Reviews

4.7 Rating 46 Reviews

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“I have this on my Pi4 running OSMC. Really like the look of this fan HAT. loads of info on how to install and to configure it. Great value and really quiet.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Easy to install and immediately resolved my overheating problems which the heatsink could not cope with.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Works good, though initial configuration on the raspbian side was more complicated than expected. Not necessarily a fault of the hat though. Also it took some time to find good settings for the fan speed to have it operate as silently as possible. Overall I’m pleased with the purchase.”

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Posted 4 years ago

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Posted 4 years ago

“Easy to install Fan and software, works very well to keep the Pi cool.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Easy fit, works very well and easy to adjust the fan speed as you prefer”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I have 4 Raspberry Pi in various uses around my office, two as open media vault servers (one for file sharing and one as a backup server and pihole server), one as a 3CX Voip telephone server, and one being used for R&D projects. This intelligent fan unit poles the actual temperature of the CPU and turns on and off and modulates speed based on the CPU temperature, and is the best of all the cooling systems I have tried. As a tip, I also use the PiHut heatsinks on the CPU and the main chipset chip, which fit with this unit, and it keeps the temperature even lower, running the fan less often. Some people have said the fan is loud, but even at full blast I have never thought it is loud, it is quiet! I have now upgraded 3 of my Pi 4 to using the ArgonOne cases with fans and heatsinks built in, because the 3 units have passed my testing phase, so would recommend the Fan hat if you do not need a case, and the ArgonOne cases (either the M.2 or standard ones) if you intend on putting it in a case, both are excellent solutions.”