Mutop Professional USB Powered 35℃ Auto-sensing External Cooling Fan for Xbox One Console

Purchased this to save an old Xbox. It protects against overheating, and is super quiet. At one time I didn’t even realize it was on. I was skeptical because I had previously purchased a fan that did not fit. The Xbox is advertised. I also had a problem with the first fan that I purchased, it was super noisy as soon as I plugged it in. However, the seller made a super quick return. I am very happy with this purchase. Would purchase from the same seller without hesitation.

I bought it mainly because I thought my Xbox was overheating (which was not the case at the time) Even still, I’m happy I bought it. It works, it’s not super loud, and lets me play the more strenuous games without needing to worry. My only concern about the fan is that the fan itself becomes incredibly hot between it and the Xbox, so it makes me wonder how it doesn’t break or stop working, but it’s keeping my Xbox cool by keeping that hot air out.

There isn't too much to say about a fan outside of the fact that it blows. Only this one requires a certain temperature to trigger its "on" state, in which it appears to be doing so just fine. So the temperature trigger works and it turns on when it needs to and back off when it is no longer needed, which prevents you from ever having to remember to do any of it yourself. That is a big win there. It was also mostly quiet as well. We have seen fans with even less noise than this (read further), but the noise-factor of this one isn't bothersome at all. It's pretty quiet. Although, this fan and the others like it are a bit pricey if you take time to think about the average cost of a fan of its size. If you happen to have an extra 120mm or larger fan from a computer We found it was just as easy and much cheaper to buy a USB to 3 or 4 pin (depending on the fan) adapter. You can place the fan on top of the vent where most of the air is coming out from and point it up so it blows away from the console. Given, this method does mean the fan would be on at all times, but we did try a few that were even quieter (whisper-quiet) than this fan. So it all comes down to the ability to kick on or off at a set temperature vs if you mind a fan running 24/7 (which should still last a number of years if you treat it right). For what it is, we liked it. **If you have found our review helpful, please vote it as helpful below so we know. This helps us to provide quality feedback in the future.

I was searching for something to replace my 5 year older high end fan and was scared because this was a bit less and often times you get what you pay for. This fan is as quite as my old one and works nicely keeping my Xbox one cool. Kicks on when it hits around 95° even if the xbox isn't being overworked, it's a nice feature. I would say get it if your on the fence because it couldn't hurt to keep your box cooler.

I purchased two of these. One works fine, as it should. No noise and works perfect. The other one scared the kids. It turned on at night and made a loud scratching noise. Like a mechanical grudge movie kind of noise. I threw away the box already so I don't think I can return it. That was the first one that made noise though. I had 3 of them, now I guess two of them.

The fan itself works great, but when it first came, it would make a very loud grinding noise every time it came on. I opened up the fan and managed to put some play dough underneath where the fan sits to elevate it slightly higher and now the fan works great (and mostly quiet).

Good for Xbox 360 E.

Cooling fan for Xbox one works great. FYI, when you install it and it doesn't come on right away, don't panic. The fan only turns on when the temperature of the xbox exceeds 95 degrees. It will also stay on after you shut off the xbox and turn off automatically when the unit has cooled down.