Anime lovers rejoice! The world's first holo-fan allows you to represent your favorite girls in style

RGB lighting is a stylish choice for a wide range of hardware. Many RGB cooling fans have received glowing reviews from us. Dynatron has recently upped the ante in this hardware fashion show by unveiling the first holographic fan in the world at Computex.

The Coolify Holo Fan comes with 11 transparent blades to create a more holographic image. Rubber pads are placed around the screws in order to reduce noise. Quasar Zone says that although we didn't get to see it at the show in person, it isn't as impressive as some of its promotional images might have you believe.

The holographic display, for starters, is not as crisp as the mockups on the product page. No matter how high-resolution your source images are, they will always look chunky on the fan, as it is only 390 x 48 DPI. It's fair to say that a fan with dimensions of only 120 x120 x 25 mm doesn't have much space.

Coolify's app requires you to upload your favorite images over Wi-Fi. Uploading GIFs is not fully supported. I'm out of luck. No dancing Miku Hatsune for me.

Quasar Zone benchmarking tests show that the Coolify Holo Fan may be more about style than substance when it comes down to keeping your computer cool. When it comes to purchasing new hardware, I look for style aspart. I've got my eye on Coolify.