 Today I'll be unboxing a unique new product. This is the Silverstone Air Penetrator. And I said that with a straight face. It is a breakthrough computer fan with air channeling technology. It has low power consumption, but what fan doesn't. It has industry leading air channeling, oh it is an industry leading air channeling fan. It has wide fan blades for reducing air resistance. It is a standard 120mm frame for maximum compatibility with CPU coolers. It has an integrated air channeling grill, double as fan guard to reduce overall size. The fluid dynamic bearing is for high reliability. So there is a little bit of an inconsistency to the way that these bullet points are laid out, but I'm not going to hold it against them too much. It is a transparent blue UV fan with a black blade and we're just going to open it up and talk about it more once it is open. And I will have to cut the sticker because I didn't realize that the fan is actually sealed. So I have a knife, knives are good, except when they cut you and not the box. That very rarely happens with me though, so I don't worry about it too much. Okay so inside for accessories we have rubber mounts to go with the air penetration. Then we have four fan screws, so those are metal mounts. Then we have a molex to, ooh this is a good feature, I love these. So this is a 4 pin molex to either 12V, 7V or 5V power. So you can use that to as a fan controller, well not use it as a fan controller, this is a fan controller. So instead of plugging it into your motherboard header, where some motherboards will also allow you to control the fan speed from, you can just plug it into here. So okay I want it to run full speed, so just plug it in like that and then plug it directly into the power supply. We'll have a closer look at the fan and just, no we'll have a closer look at the fan now. So here are the wide UV blue blades and you can see that they are quite wide compared to most fans. Okay you know what, let's get down to the feature that actually matters, this. What this does is it makes it so that the air comes out like this. And you know what, Silverstone actually has a pretty cool demo of this on their site, so I'm just going to go ahead and sort of navigate there while you take in the coolness of this fan that the cameraman is pointing the camera at. And here, you should show them this diagram too because that's the most interesting part. So while it may seem counter intuitive that I'm going to show you in my YouTube video, someone else's YouTube video, I'll do that in a moment. So why don't we plug it in and have a look at what the noise is like. So that means that I'll actually stop talking for a minute which might be nice for the cameraman. So we're plugging it in at 12 volts here so the camera can sort of, yeah you know what, it's going to be impossible to hear anything. It's really quiet actually, I'm impressed. It's very quiet, okay. It's hard to tell if I'm really noticing the directed airflow but the whole idea behind this fan is that it's great for use as an intake fan because the air comes out in like a wind sort of tunneled, channeled effect so it all comes out sort of here. Whereas with a normal fan, it just kind of blows all over the place. And so that's what these, that's what this grill is for. So why don't we plug it in at 7 volts just to sort of, you know, make a point here that it's also quiet at 7 volts. Wow. I'm a bit of a silence freak but I'm actually really impressed by this. It's not producing very much noise at all at 7 volts and it's moving a fairly decent amount of air. That's pretty good. Okay that video is finally loaded so we can stop killing time. So here they're showing the, I think this is the other fan. This is some random fan. Yeah, yeah, yes. Okay so that's how airflow normally works from a fan and then they show the air penetrator here. So see how it blows it straight out instead of all over the place. There you go. That was the whole point. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of the Silverstone AP121 Air Penetrator 120mm Computer Case Cooling Fan.