Mustpoint12 Way 5V RGB LED Splitter Hub with PMMA Case and Magnetic Standoff for ASUS/MSI 5V 3Pin LED Controller with PMMA Case and Magnetic Standoff for ASUS/MSI 5V 3Pin LED Controller

I used it for all of my RGB peripherals in my watercooled build. It doesn't matter which RGB plug you connect to the motherboard, I just picked the first one for simplicity. Unlike the header on most motherboards, the tolerances are TIGHT. So when you're plugging each cable in, either use a little dielectric grease or be patient. Don't try to force anything. Once it's plugged in, you know it won't come loose or flicker. It has magnets on the bottom that make placement a breeze, and it's held up just fine so far.

Wasn't sure what to expect after reading the reviews, but I decided to go forward with the purchase anyway given Amazon's excellent return policy. Happy to report this thing is great! I have no issues with weak pins, and the connections are actually very tight and solid. I thought I would need electrical tape or similar to prevent connections from falling off but that is not the case at all. My argb plugs go on nice and snug and will definitely not slip off on their own. The magnets on this are strong and allow me good placement options within the case. Very happy with my purchase, think I got good value for the price. So far connected four argb devices to the hub and they all sync great! I used this to connect some phanteks strips (neon and led strips with their adapter) and bykski water block / distro plate strips to my Asus motherboard header.

Works great. Negative reviews must have either tried to connect too much to the hub, received a defective hub, or not understood what the product does/how it works.Hub attaches magnetically to your case, and takes SATA power and an aRGB input from your Power Supply and Motherboard respectively, and syncs the Motherboard output colors with the colors on any aRGB product connected to any of the 11 available aRGB outputs. The aRGB cable is provided in packaging; in my case, I connected one end to my MB and the other to aRGB port 1 on the hub. I am unsure if the product works without the aRGB motherboard connection.I am powering 9 aRGB fans and 2 sets of aRGB power cables with this hub. Build quality is cheap, but you probably will never touch this once you've installed it. Not sure about longevity, since I've used this for an hour so far; if it breaks, I will try to edit the review.

I bought this for my pc and its amazing. All my fans and AIO cooler light up now. I would recommend this product. But mine did come with one of the pins broken shown in the picture then it fell off. Be cautious when buying this product that yours might come damaged but I still believe its worth it!

Sorry no back of case pics because my cable management game is messy hahaha. This product works, I got 5 ARGB fans hooked up plus an RGB cooler. No issues. Well...my Daisy chain didn't work so I just plugged all the fans into the hub. Whatever I don't care. It did its job.

The hub does work as advertised, it did actually function, and allowed for many ARGB devices to be powered at once. However it was allowing power to back feed through the motherboard during system shutdown, and startup. The first power supply died after only about 45 days of use. The second one only lasted about 30 days. Once I removed the ARGB hub from my system the third power supply has been working for almost 4 months without issue. I believe that this all could be remedied by the use of some good quality diodes to prevent the power from back feeding into the motherboard.

Works great. I’d complain about the 3 pin connection but that is not the company’s fault. I did break off one pin on connection one. So I can’t use it.I like that it powers the led from a Sata connector , not the motherboard.

I couldn't understand the bad reviews for this product. Apparently, they didn't know how to put it together. My unit has worked flawlessly. And I still have room to add fans or more lighting. Though I will admit the instructions are very skimpy. Anyone who has built PCs could figure it out as the unit layout is self-explanatory, Other than the lack of well-written instructions it's a good value for the money.