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I don't think those fans are bad, just noisy. And noisy fans are a thing for a lot of less expensive brands. They tend to use sleeve bearings rather than more costly ball bearings and the fan designs can be not optimized for quiet operation.
I would keep using the printer and monitor the sounds of the fans. If it gets louder or odd new noises appear then something needs to be done. I would recommend starting to look for fan mods for this printer. I'm sure there are some out there. Ender printers have a very active user base for modifications and help.
There are absolutely fan mods for that model. I used to have one modded because of the power supply fan is insanely loud when warming up