LIAN LI launches new fans with integrated 1.8-inch LCD screens

LIAN LI's next-generation UNI FANs are here with the UNI FAN FLEX Series, adding something we didn't even know we wanted on a fan: LCD customization. Yes, the new LIAN LI UNI FAN TL LCD FLEX and SL-INF LCD FLEX fans both feature an integrated 1.8-inch LCD screen with 400 x 400 resolution, a 60 Hz refresh rate, and 500-nit brightness.

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According to LIAN LI, each LCD screen has 512MB of onboard flash memory, so it can be preloaded with imagery and system monitoring presets and controlled wirelessly via the L-Connect 3 system, which means no USB connection is required. With USB, you get full access to features like loading videos onto your system fans and synchronizing all the RGB components in your build.

The UNI FAN FLEX Series gets its name from the new FLEX Receiver system, which means you can control it via L-Wireless, USB, or direct motherboard PWM/ARGB sync connections. And there are four models, in total: TL FLEX, TL LCD FLEX, SL-INF FLEX, and SL-INF LCD FLEX. Here's the quick breakdown.

The TL FLEX fans feature premium liquid crystal polymer (LCP) fan blades with a 0.6mm blade gap, supporting speeds of up to 2600 RPM. LIAN LI notes that these impressive fans offer 90.1 CFM of airflow and 3.97 mm of static pressure, making them suitable for even the most powerful hardware and components. For those wanting more visual flair, the SL-INF FLEX fans add the company's dual-layer infinity-mirror side lighting on each side, an infinity-mirror center hub, and three zones of ARGB lighting. Basically, the TL FLEX represents the stealthier option, while SL-INF FLEX fans are for those with panoramic cases where every component lights up.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Question #1

What are the differences between the TL FLEX and SL-INF FLEX models in terms of lighting and intended use?

The TL FLEX is a performance-focused, stealthier fan with LCP blades, a 0.6mm blade gap, up to 2600 RPM, 90.1 CFM airflow and 3.97 mm static pressure, marketed as suitable for even the most powerful hardware and components. The SL-INF FLEX adds visual features: dual-layer infinity-mirror side lighting on each side, an infinity-mirror center hub, and three zones of ARGB lighting, and is intended for panoramic cases where every component lights up.

Question #2

What are the LCD screen specs on the TL LCD FLEX and SL-INF LCD FLEX fans?

Both the TL LCD FLEX and SL-INF LCD FLEX fans include a 1.8-inch LCD with 400 x 400 resolution, a 60 Hz refresh rate, and 500-nit brightness. Each LCD also has 512 MB of onboard flash memory for preloaded imagery and system monitoring presets.

Question #3

What control methods does the FLEX Receiver system support (wireless, USB, motherboard connections)?

The FLEX Receiver system supports control via L-Wireless, USB, or direct motherboard PWM/ARGB sync connections. These include wireless control through L-Connect 3, USB for full feature access, and direct PWM and ARGB synchronization with the motherboard.

Question #4

What fan performance specs (RPM, airflow, static pressure) are listed for the TL FLEX fans?

The TL FLEX fans support speeds of up to 2600 RPM, deliver 90.1 CFM of airflow, and provide 3.97 mm of static pressure.

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The UNI FAN TL FLEX and SL-INF FLEX Series fans are available now, starting from $30.99 USD for a single TL FLEX, going up to $144.99 USD for a triple pack of SL-INF LCD FLEX fans.