Laptop Cooling Pad, Coolertek USB Powered Laptop Cooler, 2 Blue Silent Big Fans, Height Adjustable Non-Slip Laptop Stand with Dual USB 2.0 Ports, Fits 11-17 Inch Notebook - Black (N2)

I have a 2020 model Lenovo L13 ThinkPad. I work in a corporate office, but usually work remote one or two days a week. I use a true desktop when at my corporate office and my laptop when I travel or work remote. The computer works well for my business / travel needs, but it has always struggled with overheating when connected to my docking station. This is especially true during video meetings. My L13 has shut down on me in the middle of meetings on more than one occasion.After reading some random Google searched articles, many said to buy a cooling pad. No rhyme or reason why I picked this brand. I just didn't want to spend a ton of money on something I wasn't sure would work. But I tried it, and it works great. My laptop doesn't even get warm, let alone hot when on it.The pad stays parked on my desk, so the weight wasn't a concern. That said, it is light enough to use in laptop mode if I wanted. The pad is roughly 17", so a little bigger than my 13" laptop. Where it sits on my desk doesn't bother me. The sound is a very quiet "hum". It doesn't bother me at all. The HVAC in my office is louder than the pad fans. Same with the internal fan of my L13. I've only had the cooling pad a couple weeks, so nothing to say about longevity yet. I am sure glad I tried it though. It has made all the difference in allowing me to stay online when working report.

It's impossible to find the perfect cooler base for laptops. This one is worth trying.It works pretty well for the (insanely hot) 2019 top of the line macbookpro.The fans on this item are certainly not slient, but they're "pretty quiet". They are in fact quieter than the jet turbines on a '19 macbookpro so that's a good thing.It does in fact keep the MBP a little bit cooler; in tests one day with and one day without the cooler pad, the MBP is MUCH MUCH noisier, so, this 20 bucks device will help keep your sanity.I only ever use an external keyboard (in fact, the from-another-planet steelseries apex pro tkl - once you use one for engineering, that's it) so I can't comment on use of the laptop keyboard. But (A) laptop keyboards are a joke (B) no normal human could use the keyboard on a '19 i9 macbookpro - your fingers will turn in to lava!Note that EVEN IF YOU DO NOT TURN ON THE FANS, this is a GREAT product to lift the laptop and get airflow. (It's absolutely impossible to use a 2019 i9 mbp with it laying flat on the desk - the desk, your home, and the entire city will melt to the center of the Earth, so forget that.)Worth $20 to try it if nothing else. Good product. Very sensible that it is impact ABS and NOT a shitty attempt at a metal stand, ABS is the right tool for the job.

Does a great job. I looked at all the reviews in comparison for cooling pads. This one didn't rate the best. I really like the size area of the fans so I thought to give it a try. Two big fans in the middle. You can look at the pictures the manufacturer provides. What I did like is the dissipation of heat. This thing works great. Literally will drop the heat five the 15° in just a few seconds. A previously submitted the video on that. I'm not sure where it went.In any case I think this is a good cooling pad. I've been using for little while now.Pros:wide area (fits my 15 inch laptop no problem)huge fansquick dissipation of heatlow-profile disappears when using not obtrusive.It has an extra USB spot for the one you lose theoretically plugging it in. Do not plug it into your laptopConsit's quiet. But there is a sound there are two big fans going aroundthe number one reason this did not get a five star rating? The switches on the back. You have to reach around the back to turn it on and depending where you set your laptop that could be a problem. It is for me and cost one staralso note that this is sitting on a flat surface there's not a lot of escape area for the air to get out. I place two full posted no pads to raise it somewhat to get a better air exchange.Pro tip: do not plug this into your laptop for power if possible. This would be a drain on your power supply to run this continuously exchanging some of the heat dissipation that you purchased this for. In addition it will be using laptop resources. Simply use a block that came with your cell phone or other device and plug it into an Al out of possible.Overall grade device not too expensive, not too loud, really dissipates the heat on my laptop from where it's too hot to touch to it's actually cool.If you found this helpful please Click the helpful button

This laptop cooling device works wonders! The case feels sturdy and when running, it sounds quiet. My laptop was overheating and now it's not. Very nive product!

I needed a replacement cooler since my old one finally gave up. I didn't realize it would be so hard to find one without RGB lighting though. Geez.This platform fits my HP Omen perfectly - and I mean that. There isn't even 1/4 inch all the way around of overhang. (Note: the picture was taken at an angle and it looks like there's more overhang. There is not.)I can feel the 2 large fans circulating air under the laptop but I can't hear them. That's key since this is in my bedroom. The stand is powered through USB and has a pass-through port so my mouse is still connected.My only knock is the power light is SUPER bright. I cut a square of electrical tape and put it over the light. No longer a problem.No lights, no noise, perfect fit. What more can you ask for?