Meet the F360Q and F420Q Quiet Airflow: Three Fans, One Frame

One frame, one cable.

The F360Q and F420Q put three Quiet Airflow fans into one part, and the F120Q and F140Q singles stay in the range. Here is what went into them.

More air, less everything else

NZXT F360Q Quiet Airflow in black, close-up of the frame and fan blades

Nine blades per fan sit on a unified single frame, pitched to move air through case intakes and exhausts.

Quiet at the mount

NZXT F360Q Quiet Airflow in black, installed in a build

Fluid dynamic bearings run on a fluid film rather than dry contact, and rubber corners decouple the frame at every mounting point, so motion from the blades does not travel into the panel.

Built to keep going

NZXT F420Q Quiet Airflow in white, installed in a build

The fluid dynamic bearing is rated for 60,000 hours of continuous operation, backed by a 2-year warranty. Fit it once and stop thinking about it.

Disappears into the build

NZXT F360Q Quiet Airflow in black, leaning against a wall

An understated Black or White finish with one unbroken frame face, so the set reads as part of the case rather than three components bolted on after the fact.

Three fans, one part

NZXT F420Q Quiet Airflow in black, rear view of the single frame

A single frame carries all three blade sets, so a triple-fan intake mounts as one part with four screws. All three run from one motherboard header, with full fan-curve control from your board or an NZXT controller.

Which one

Filling a 360 mm mount? Take the F360Q. Working with a 420 mm mount? Take the F420Q.

Availability

The F360Q and F420Q come in Black and White and are rolling out to authorized retailers worldwide over the coming months. Availability varies by region and store.