G-STORYCooling Fan for Xbox Series S with Automatic Fan Speed Adjustable by Temperature, LED Display, High Performance Cooling, Low Noise, 3 Speed 1500/1750/2000RPM (140MM) with RGB LED (White)

The G-STORY Cooling Fan has been a great addition to my Xbox Series S setup. It keeps my console cool even during long gaming sessions, and I love that the fan speed adjusts automatically based on temperature, so I don’t have to think about it. The LED display is a nice touch, showing the real-time temperature, which gives me peace of mind that my Xbox isn’t overheating.The three-speed settings (1500/1750/2000 RPM) provide solid airflow without being too loud, and the low-noise design means it doesn’t interfere with gameplay. The RGB lighting adds a nice aesthetic, matching the sleek white design of the Series S. If you want a cooling fan that’s both functional and stylish, this one is definitely worth it.

I was shocked at hot how a Xbox can get! This is such a cool product that fits securely, is quiet, and keeps Xbox cool. It even tells you how hot or cool it is. Worth the money. Easy installation.

This fan is easy to install and operate and the temperature display provides visual verification of the fan's effectiveness. When the fan was delivered, I was well into a gaming session and my Series S (which I have in the horizontal position) was about as hot as it gets. The digital temp display read 105 degrees. In the default Automatic Mode, the fan had the temp down to 94 degrees within minutes and maintained that temperature throughout a 4 hour, graphics-intensive play session. In Manual Mode, I was able to maintain a temperature of 85 degrees at the lowest fan speed. This fan works really well. I've seen a marked decrease in occurrences of Borderlands 3 crashes.Update I: I just discovered that the LEDs can be toggled off on by two rapid presses of the mode button. At first I thought the LEDs had gone out.Update II: The fan needs to be seated securely or it will rattle at certain speeds due to resonance.

This fan really helps regulate heat during longer sessions. The automatic speed adjustment is a nice touch, and the LED display is a cool bonus. It’s not silent, but not loud either. Works as expected.

My internal cooling fan stopped working. So I then bought this fan and it works great and I no longer need to replace my internal cooling fan.

I got this for my XBox series S (in my office). It was both easy to install and quiet when running. It also has the nice "auto" feature where you can leave it plugged in all the time and let the fan decide (based upon the temp of the XBox) when to turn on and off. Also, this fan fits on the console so well (held in place by strong magnets), that it looks like an official Microsoft accessory custom made for my XBox (when really its an accessory made by a 3rd party for use with an XBox).While this fan was a little more costly than some other cooling fans I've seen or used (in the past), this one has the advantage of properly fitting the console, and being both quiet and automatic as it runs (some of the cheaper cooling fans I tried made a lot of noise when running, and many of those cheaper fans also needed to be manually started/stopped). While I may have personally liked a little lower temp cutoff (maybe 85 degrees?) before the fan (in "auto" mode) starts (thereby keeping the console even cooler), I still doubt that letting the console get up to 95 degrees is likely to cause the console much (if any) "heat damage". So from a "protect the console" standpoint, the 95 degree startup the maker chose (for the "auto" mode of the fan) is probably reasonable.NOTE: Some other reviewers are annoyed by the LED with this fan, and state it causes a little distraction/glare when watching their TV (which likely depends upon where their XBox is relative to which angle they watch their TV from). For those reviewers, I suggest you either move your Xbox to a location out of your line of sight, or use the option built into this fan to keep the LED turned off. However, my console is behind my monitor (and therefore already out of my line of sight). So I personally chose to leave the LED on, so I could easily look over my monitor to see the current state of the fan. When I look at my console, the LED will quickly show the state of the fan (an off LED means the fan is also off, and an on LED shows the fan is on with the color indicating fan speed).

My Xbox series s constantly would overheat and shut off randomly before I installed it. Once it was on my console I’ve never had overheating issues.

Fits perfectly and works great. My Xbox was getting about 130° but this van keeps it at about 95°.