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Conclusion

Zaward’s innovative Golf texture design has cleverly worked wonders in these tests with the fan managing to score the lowest temperatures in the airflow tests and also achieving a respectable low operating noise. The accessories included with the Golf Fan II are also handy with screws and rubber vibration pegs/washers included – which unfortunately many manufacturers do not include.

Although the performance and package of the Zaward Golf Fan II is a true winner, I can’t help mentioning that the Coolermaster Stock 120mm fan came very close to beating the Zaward, which needless to say, would be frankly embarrassing. So therefore, the final conclusion for this fan needs to take into account the price. Which unfortunately, in this instance, I cannot find any retailers selling it. However, if the price is under £10 (which the original Zaward Golf Fan was), I’ll recommend this as a safe investment.

5star Zaward Golf Fan II


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  • Boogie

    It seems strange that you rate the Akasa Apache as the loudest in this review when you said it was the most quiet fan you have avere heard in the last review?
    That is probably why a dB meter would be good to have.
    TIP! If you have an iPhone you can download a dB-app.
    It might not be super accurate but if you change meassuring distance from 1m to lets say 20cm and recalculate I guess you would at least have some numbers besides only the “ear-meathod”.
    I mean if you had been to a rock concert when reviewing one fan and lying in bed before reviewing another your ear/brain will for sure react differently :)

  • Anonymous

    This review’s almost two years old. We no longer test fans etc… by ear.

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