Bitspower G1/4" Flow Indicator, Clear Main Body, Black Blade, Silver Shining

The media could not be loaded.  The build quality and function is good. I do feel the price is bit much. However, I'm definitely pleased how well it looks. This definitely is a good visual monitor for builders using clear coolant so you know your water pump and coolant is working and flowing.

Overall I am very happy with my purchase I guess only time will tell how it performs over the Long haul. If it fails it's easy enough to just replace the pipe but I do thoroughly enjoy seeing that the loop is turning. It is very quiet I do not hear it at all. Quality seems to be good. I have purchased from this company before and have not had any problems. Those pictures were taken with my D5 pump groaning as low as it can and it still turns perfectly fine. I only have two grapes with it and overall they are minor. 1 is when you drain your system you will have to tip the PC on its side to get all the water out of the belly, and 2, I wish instead of g 1/4 inch fittings it came with compression fittings to fit 16 millimeter pipe. As you can see in the pictures this results in two fittings together and looks a little odd where as I would prefer to just be one fitting but again not a deal-breaker. In the end I would recommend this and I would buy it again, it just adds that extra wow factor!

The media could not be loaded.  This product was purchased on May 1, 2022, and it has been exactly 7 months since today, and it has not been rotated now.

Spins fast, easy install, doesn't leak, and can't complain about how it looks either. Spins fast and let's you know waterflow is there in your pc. I think some idiots bout this for like a garden hose or something.

So I bought these along with other Bitspower fittings back in 2018 for my new liquid build. I went with Bitspower because they have a reputation for quality liquid cooled fittings. In respects to reliability and not leaking they have been good, no leaks to speak of. So recently I had my water pump fail. Anyway in the process of changing out the pump I had to disconnect some of the fitting to get the pump out and the paint on the Bitspower fitting had basically started flaking off it looked like someone had applied paint stripper to them. The attached photo shows how the paint degrades both outside and inside the fittings. To make matters worse when I reassembled my cooling loop and ran loop flush through it I flushed out a ton of paint chips which could have had a hand in the failure of the water pump. Also, the missing paint on all my fittings really degrades the look of my rig. It is Very frustrating, especially given the cost of Bitspower fittings. They are out of warranty and I easily have $300 worth of Bitspower fitting. So basically I'm kind of stuck with an ugly rig as I can't afford/justify replacing my fitting for appearance sake. If you’re going to buy Bitspower fittings I would strongly suggest you buy the silver or brass fittings and avoid the painted one at all cost or try something like the Corsair Hydro X fitting, they look pretty much the same at less than half the cost.

This looks great, and I would absolutely recommend it. However, it does stop spinning after a while, and you may have to either clean it or flip it around to when you're doing maintenance. Not entirely sure why. Regardless, it looks great and I would recommend it.

As described but be aware that this thing is very large and it could be a challenge to find a place to locate it in your loop. I ended up not using it which is ok because I can see flow in the reservoir anyway.

Looks great and does the job well. A great bit of reassurance when running the pump silently.May not turn at lower pump settings, but I keep my D5 between 50-100%, so it's more than enough flow to spin.

It looks nice and installation is straight forward, however the wheel is not spinning. Before installing it I had blown into the ends and the wheel had spun. But once installed it is not spinning. Although the coolant is still flowing through the system, and around the stuck wheel, I'll have to remove it once I purchase a better replacement. Disappointed.