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Three black 120mm fans with ARGB infinity mirror centres and hydraulic bearings

Jungle Leopard

Jungle Leopard Prism6 MAX 120mm ARGB Case Fan Black 3-Pack

SKU CH-MTQJ-4DRS9

Three-pack of 120 mm ARGB case fans with three-sided infinite-mirror lighting, hydraulic bearings and 800–1850 RPM PWM speed range

  • Fan Counts1 Fan
  • TypeCase Fan
  • CompatibilityCase
  • Fan Size120mm
  • Fan Thickness25mm
  • Bearing TypeHydraulic Bearing

Color Black Forward-3Pack

  • Three-sided infinite mirror ARGB lighting creates depth with 0.5 mm layered geometry
  • 800-1850 RPM hydraulic bearing fan delivers 58.36 CFM airflow at 29 dBA
  • Nine balanced blades generate 2.07 mmH2O pressure for efficient heat removal
  • Dual silicone shock pads absorb resonance vibration when mounted in the chassis
  • Magnetic base secures fan to steel column for tool-free alignment

Three-Sided Infinite Mirror ARGB

The Jungle Leopard Prism6 MAX is a 120 mm ARGB case fan built around a three-sided infinite mirror design. Side mirrors and a central circular mirror create layered lighting effects using .5 mm spaced layers. Hydraulic bearings and double-sided silicone pads reduce vibration and noise. The fan operates between 800 and 1850 RPM with a rated noise level of 29 DBA.

Builders who want synchronised lighting

This 3-pack suits builders who want coordinated ARGB illumination across multiple intake or exhaust positions. The 5 V 3-pin ARGB connector requires a compatible motherboard header or a separate controller for synchronisation. Systems lacking a 5 V 3-pin header cannot use the lighting sync feature without extra hardware. Buyers needing higher static pressure for dense radiators should consider alternative models.

Magnetic frame and vibration pads

Each fan includes a magnetic suction feature at the base that attaches to a steel column on the frame for quick alignment. Double-sided silicone shock pads are also supplied to dampen resonance when mounted to the chassis. The 3-pin and 4-pin power connectors provide standard PWM control. No additional software or lighting controller is bundled in the package.

Highlights

  • Three-sided infinite mirror ARGB lighting creates depth with 0.5 mm layered geometry
  • 800-1850 RPM hydraulic bearing fan delivers 58.36 CFM airflow at 29 dBA
  • Nine balanced blades generate 2.07 mmH2O pressure for efficient heat removal
  • Dual silicone shock pads absorb resonance vibration when mounted in the chassis
  • Magnetic base secures fan to steel column for tool-free alignment

Specifications

BrandJungle Leopard
SeriesPrism6 MAX
ModelJL Prism6 MAX BK
Fan Counts1 Fan
TypeCase Fan
CompatibilityCase
Fan Size120mm
Fan Thickness25mm
Bearing TypeHydraulic Bearing
RPM1850RPM
Air Flow58.36CFM
Air Pressure2.07mmH20
Noise Level=29DBA
Power Connector3 / 4 Pin
ColorBlack / White
LEDARGB
Dimensions120×120×25mm 4.72*4.72*0.98in

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Questions about this item

Does my motherboard need a 5V 3-pin ARGB header to control the lighting on these Prism6 MAX fans?

Yes, the light signal interface uses a 5V 3-pin connector; without that header you will need a separate ARGB controller to synchronise the infinite mirror effects.

Will the 120 mm size and 25 mm thickness fit in the same mounting points as my current 120 mm fans?

The fans share the standard 120 mm square footprint and 25 mm depth, so they align with existing 120 mm screw holes in your case.

How can I confirm the hydraulic bearing fans are running within the 800 to 1850 RPM range after installation?

Monitor the fan speed in BIOS or fan-control software; the PWM signal should report speeds between 800 and 1850 RPM under load.

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