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12V 4Pin PWM & 5V 3Pin ARGB with SATA 15Pin Power 2-in-1 Hub 6 Way
XMSJSIY

12V 4Pin PWM & 5V 3Pin ARGB with SATA 15Pin Power 2-in-1 Hub 6 Way

Bottom line: The 12V 4Pin PWM & 5V 3Pin ARGB with SATA 15Pin Power 2-in-1 Hub 6 Way: Six channels, each with a 12V 4-pin PWM plug and a 5V 3-pin ARGB plug; main trade-off: 5V 3-pin ARGB only; 12V 4-pin RGB parts can burn out if connected.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Six channels, each with a 12V 4-pin PWM plug and a 5V 3-pin ARGB plug
  • ✓ SATA 15-pin power keeps fan and LED load off motherboard headers
  • ✓ One setting syncs speed and ARGB color across all connected fans
  • ✓ Two 53 cm connecting cables reach headers in most mid-tower layouts
  • ✓ Adhesive back mounts the compact hub in the case without tools

Cons

  • ✗ 5V 3-pin ARGB only; 12V 4-pin RGB parts can burn out if connected
  • ✗ All fans share one speed and color; no per-fan control
  • ✗ Needs a free SATA power connector from your PSU
  • ✗ Needs a motherboard ARGB/PWM header or controller to set effects

Manufacturer description

The XMSJSIY 6-way ARGB PWM hub puts fan speed and addressable lighting for up to six fans on one compact board. Each of the six channels has a 12V 4-pin PWM plug and a 5V 3-pin ARGB plug. You plug the fans in once, and one setting from your motherboard applies the same speed and color to every fan. The hub draws power from a SATA 15-pin connector, so your motherboard headers do not have to power six fans and their LEDs. Power output stays steady even at full load. The red port is reserved for your CPU fan. The hub comes with two connecting cables, each 53 cm long, and has gold-plated pins…

SpecPicks Verdict

SpecPicks scored 12V 4Pin PWM & 5V 3Pin ARGB with SATA 15Pin Power 2-in-1 Hub 6 Way using a rating × review-volume × price-fit model applied to published specs and reviews across the rgb & lighting category. XMSJSIY's rgb & lighting lineup sits within the broader category mid-tier; price and specs are the deciding factors over brand loyalty here. Judge it on the specification table and the price rather than on sentiment: check the figures that decide your use case, then put it side-by-side with two or three close alternatives in the Compare tool before clicking through.

Common buyer scenarios for rgb & lighting of this kind: matching it to an existing build, replacing a failing part, or upgrading from a previous-generation equivalent. Check the spec table below against your current setup — particularly socket / form-factor / power-rating fields — and confirm compatibility on the retailer's listing before purchase. Prices and stock are set by the retailer and may have moved since this page was last updated.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many fans can I connect to this XMSJSIY hub?

Up to six. Each of the six channels has a 12V 4-pin PWM plug for fan speed and a 5V 3-pin ARGB plug for addressable lighting.

Will this hub work with my 12V 4-pin RGB fans?

No. The lighting side supports only 5V 3-pin addressable RGB headers or controllers. The manufacturer warns that connecting 12V RGB components can burn them out.

Why does the hub need SATA power?

The SATA 15-pin connector powers both the fans and the 5V ARGB LEDs, so the motherboard does not carry that load. Per the listing, output stays stable even at full load.

Can I set different speeds or colors for each fan?

No. The hub syncs all connected fans, so one speed setting and one ARGB color setting apply to all six. For per-fan control, use separate motherboard headers.

How long are the cables and how does the hub mount?

The hub comes with two connecting cables, each 53 cm long. It mounts with the adhesive pad on its back, so installation needs no tools. The red port is reserved for the CPU fan.

Key Features

  • This is ARGB PWM 2-in-1 6 way hub. Up to 6 sets of Addressable RGB (5V 3pin) plugs and PWM (12V 4pin) plugs to meet your needs of connecting more devices. Support simultaneous startup of 6 way fans, ARGB is all synced between all fans, one setting applies to all fans (speed and color).
  • This CPU Cooling SATA Hub is powered by SATA 15PIN, which can simultaneously supply power to the fan and 5V 3 pin ARGB products. The motherboard has no power supply burden and can maintain a stable output even at full load.
  • The ARGB of this hub is 5V 3-pin. This type of fan can control a single lamp bead, and realize the effects of running water lamp, splicing and displaying text patterns through programming. Only compatible with 3pin 5V addressable RGB headers or controllers, don't connect to 12V RGB components, otherwise it might burn out.
  • The black hub is perfectly integrated with chassis. Mini and compact, which effectively saves your space, makes cable management easier, and the inside of the chassis is tidy. The adhesive on the back can be used to fix the hub in the chassis, tool-free installation, and not easy to drop.
  • The PWM ARGB hub is equipped with two connecting cables. Both length of the wires is 53 cm. The red port on the hub is a professional port for the CPU fan. Gold-plated pins, solid materials, strong and durable.

Full Specifications

BrandXMSJSIY
StyleClassic
Style NameClassic
Unit Count1 Count
Model Number200820
Mfr Part Number200820
Number of Items1
Compatible DevicesDesktop

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