For me, I do not see a 'need' for rgb/argb. That's all pure luxury. And let's face it, in psu terms, a fan is a fan, most still use Yate-Loon or something close, because that's never been a priority, it's just got to move air and last a while. With the psu itself, the guts sit in a modular box, nothing special, just a cube with replaceable sides/top etc. The only important aspect is the modular connection plate and any side where it's used in conjunction with mosfets as a heatsink.
You want RGB? Pull off a side panel, replace it with a chunk of acrylic/plexiglass ans swap out the fan for your lighting choice. The fan itself, regardless of lack of performance due to internal circuitry in the motor housing, really isn't going to be any worse than the original. It's not like psus come with Noctua ippc 2000 fans....
So you void the warranty. Seriously how big of a deal is that. It's nice that Seasonic and others have enough faith to shovel out 10-12 year warranties, but considering what we used 10 years ago compared to now, wonder if it'll take that long for ppl to look at the Corsair RMx in 10 years, the way they look at the Seasonic S/M12-II now.
As expensive as outfitting rgb/argb is now, a $100 psu is chump change, it's performance won't change, it's ability won't change, it won't suddenly become a pos because a warranty is voided.
So fix your own lighting needs, it's your stuff so do as you please. I'd rather the Leadex III be a slightly revamped G2 with better holdup times than a not-quite G3 thats more expensive due to an argb fan and a button on the back.