KLIM Ultimate - RGB Laptop Cooling Pad with LED Rim - New - Gaming Laptop Cooler - USB Powered Fan - Very Stable and Silent Laptop Stand - Compatible up to 17" - PC Mac PS5 PS4 Xbox One

So I had gotten another of their cooling pads and it didn't work very well for my laptop, which is fine considering the size and position of my vents, I have Cyberpower TRACER V EDGE R15E 15in. I had contacted support about it and the person who helped me was phenomenal and suggested this one instead. ----- This one however is perfect! My laptop runs hot typically, I play ESO on ultra, and it can get it cookin' if I play for several hours (which I do since I RP and build houses). Only negative is if you have a bigger laptop it may not work as well just due to the dimensions. TLDR: 10/10 do recommend if you game. *The first thing I will say is the quality of this is extremely high, you can feel the heft in the plastic and metal bits, it's not hollow and cheap. *If you want a quiet fan system, this is the one you want, you can barely hear it. My laptop fans themselves are louder. *Even though I don't like the RGB lighting, it's distracting and way too bright for me, they are really clear and if they are your thing it's a good choice. *Keeps my laptop secure so it doesn't slide all around. *I like how I can raise it up high so I can see better and it again stays secure and I don't have to worry about it sliding. *I play on a lap desk on my couch and that's the reason, not just because i worry about the heat of the laptop, I chose this so it keeps my lap cooler. *I also like the adorable comic that comes with it that shows the dev team. It's really cute and the thought and detail put into that points out that this is a good company that cares about their product.

So there's two reasons why you're buying this: it's pretty, and it's functional. And my god is it pretty. You know how they often doctor up photos to make them brighter than they actually are? This doesn't, it's beautiful. Whether daytime or night, the colors are bold, vibrant, and make any laptop far more amazing. I have an HP Omen 15 Studio and this has a lot of space to spare. What's nice about a 15" laptop is that the entire computer is flushed with the ventilation system, but you could easily get a 17" on here and both items will perfectly align in size, guaranteed nothing will hang off. I like the stand system. If I'm playing a video game, I don't want a computer overheating and the amount of space below the laptop is extremely useful. I have a rear vent on my laptop and the hot air just rises straight up and out. I would be playing both Final Fantasy 14 and 15 on 4k settings and being so hot that it burned my fingers, now it doesn't. Which brings me to substance. My computer went from burning your skin hot to warm, and that's a massive difference when it comes to electronics. I would take a stroll around the open world and my computer's temperature started getting very concerning. Now I'll occasionally feel the laptop and it won't be anywhere near that. I do concur that it's a little annoying that all the buttons are in the back. Realistically, you're not going to turn the entire machine around, you're going to reach your fingers back until it feels like it could be a button or dial. Fortunately only one dial for fan speed, so you know which one you're touching. There's also a click in the dial when the fan is off, so you know which way you're turning it. Also, it really is whisper quiet. I can't tell when the fan is on unless I double-check and click the switch. I did worry about it being one single fan, albeit a large one, but I'm impressed how cool my laptop has become, and I can't argue with the results. If it was a pretty RGB light with no real strenght, this review would be all 1s. Hopes for 2021 Model: put the buttons on the side, maybe try for USB-C because I don't use the 2nd USB port as auxilary power (1 USB 3.0 is perfectly fine to power the entire deal, so I do my best to tuck away that ugly 2nd cord hanging there), and throw on two USB-C ports (in and out) right on the machine as a hub. USB-C really is the future and now that you've got a solid old-school USB, there's no reason why you can't sell a USB-C version.

I like this cooler because it is quiet and moves a good amount of cfm when propped up. I did notice that with when the cooler is completely flat there a considerable decrease in air flow. The lights work but become annoying for me after a while, so I shut them off. Overall, it is a good unit but not the best I've ever owned.

Using this on my DELL XPS 15. I've been hearing that some people dont find this effective in cooling their laptop and I want to clear up some things. I live in Seattle and recently we hit 120 degrees and this thing worked great. Just a reminder that plugging this in your laptop will actually heat it up, so try to plug it to an outlet or as you can see in my picture, I have it plugged into my Anker 26800. If you want to cool your laptop just try not to have so much USB plugged into it - well, thats one tip. There aren't a lot of cooling pads with a fan this huge ( 200mm) and I'd rather have that than several small ones. The RGB surround is very unique as well, which initially was my reason in picking it. It comes with 2 usb plugs to power it because the manufacturer said older laptops cant power it with just 1, but if your laptop is fairly new it should be fine. But like I said, try to power this from an outlet or a portable charger. If you dont like the three headed cable they gave you, you can buy a normal two headed 12v dc to usb cable for about $7. I'm about to buy a 2nd one of this for my new XPS 17 and I don't regret it. However, if you dont like this one, two other models I would have considered are the KLIM Halo (125mm fans) and KLIM Nova. If you work from home and stare at your screen all day, the extra lift from Nova and Ultimate have the highest lift. Some of these cooling pads have short 2 inch legs that don't really do anything - and they're flimsy. Look at the legs of KLIM Halo for example. All in all, this is a good cooling pad. It's slim enough for travel once its folded (unlike some thicc cooling pads like KLIM Airflow), the RGB surround is an awesome and unique feature. The fan is huge at 200mm. And its good for working too since the legs stand up a good 8 inches so you're not always straining your neck looking down. But you don't have to put it this high. At the lowest laid flat its 2 inches. 3 inches on the lowest lift - which is my default setting. If there's anything I want improved on this, I say 1) a normal dc to usb cable 2) a bigger AND faster fan. But really folks, I haven't seen a cooling pad with a bigger fan so goodluck. And for those wishing this had extra USB ports - it's good that it doesn't. Because when you plug anything to that port, the power of the fan can decrease and in addition, heat up the main power source. Both bad conditions if you're thinking of plugging this directly to your laptop. Anyway, I don't review products much but I protect the things that enable me to work and make a living. This thing saved my life in 120 degree temperature for several unexpected days. It really stepped up to the challenge and I hope this review helps you out.

It does it's job very well, it reduced the temperature of my laptop with around 25-30°C. I have an ASUS ROG, which doesn't have a lot of air intake space, it's quite small, but at the bottom of the laptop, and the fan pumps air just right. It is a bit noisy on maximum speed, but nothing that bothers me even at night. It seems sturdy as well, good quality, my laptop weights around 4kg (8.8lbs) and the cooling support stays strong and is not wobbling. I think that is a good value for money. Remember to always clean your laptop internals, cooling system, radiator, fan etc, as well, because a lot of dust can accumulate in there.

This thing is fantastic. I recently purchased an MSI Rainbow6 Raider series laptop, and noticed that after a little while of gaming, the internal fans would spin up LOUD. The MSI Center Hardware Monitor would clock the fan speeds ~6000rpm, with CPU/GPU temps both around 80*C. This stand dropped my GPU temps by ~20*C. No noticeable change in the CPU while gaming, but the laptop doesn't feel warm to the touch anymore. PROS: * QUIET - i can only hear it when I'm really listening for it. * Ergonomic - can be used on desktop or on lap, and really helps elevate the monitor height to comfortable levels. Also not a pain to use on lap, both sitting 'normally' or cross-legged. I like that the height settings are done with a single bar underneath and multiple notches in the base to hold it, instead of two flimsy legs. * Lights - you can turn them off!!! You can also change them to different colours and patterns, which I don't care about. I'm just happy I can turn off the lights. * COOL operator - even when gaming, the air shooting out of the vents on the sides and rear of my laptop is body temp at warmest. When not gaming, it's not icy, but it does make my lap a bit chilly. Wild. CONS: * It's plastic. ABS plastic, but still plastic. my least-fave material, but something i was willing to live with for the sake of the other features. The stand bar is metal, but everything else is ABS. That does keep the weight down, though. * No on/off toggle switch. If it's plugged into your laptop, it's running. You can turn down the fan speed (dunno why, it's quiet on full spin) but you can't turn if off without unplugging things. * No passthru USB ports. For the price of this unit, that surprised me. Not a deal-breaker, for me, but may be bad for others. * Size - can fit up to a 17.3" monitor, which is great. Will NOT fit inside a bag intended for a 15.6" laptop, though.

I didn't see the purpose of spending 70$ on a fan that cannot move a Kleenex tissue, So I returned it, I was expecting so much more from this device based on the reviews If I want a piece of plastic that lights up I'll just pick up one of the pads for 20$. This thing couldn't handle a gaming laptop, I feel bad for people that believe this will prevent extreme heat. I played with the buttons tweaked the wheel to max and just a gentle breeze. Update found something much better 4500 rpm it actually cools for heavy gaming. AFMAT Store Gaming Laptop Cooling Pad, 4500RPM Strongest Laptop Cooler 17.3 inch, Laptop Cooling Stand with Faster Heat Dissipation, Colorful Lights, Adjustable Mount Stand, Temperature Drops by 20-30 Degrees The perfect power house "blower", anything else is just protecting your legs and not your laptop from heat. This one is much better for 60$ You NEED 4500 rpm for gaming anything less is just protecting your knees, my rtx 2060 laptop was getting too hot playing PSO2 NG, BDO, and Warframe. It was causing my avatar to always lag about, when your laptop is more focused on cooling than running the game you can easily see it in the frames. I attached this cooler to a power strip with usb plug-ins cranked it up to 4500 and the laptop could focus on playing the game and not cooling and throttling to reduce heat. This cooler did worry me at first by it being USB powered, but the 4500 rpm speed was no lie, I would get a power strip with usb plug-ins though, don't put unnecessary strain on a gaming laptop.

I don’t often write reviews, only when a product is special and is deserving of the time. This is one of those times. This fan made me feel a thousand times better about using my new gaming laptop. The built in fans were not cutting it and the bottom of the laptop was extremely hot to the touch. The PC cost over $3,000 with the ram and SSD upgrades I purchased for it and the idea of at best possibly ruining my battery eventually to at worst frying my mother board or CPU was terrifying. So I was on the hunt for a laptop cooling fan. I researched a few different options but after looking carefully and reading several reviews I decided to give this a shot. The grate is a nice feeling metal and the cooling pad itself is light but extremely sturdy. It doesn’t feel cheap despite the plastic build for the rest of the parts. The RGB is beautiful and it is big enough for my big 17” QHD laptop. I tested my computer using all ultra settings (with my fancy RTX3070) and the computers bottom was COOL to the touch. It was so hot before it hurt my hand on the hottest parts of the lap top. The fan is much more silent than I imagined even on the highest setting. The adjustable height bottom is perfect for getting the right ergonomics as I sit on the floor when I’m gaming due to the low table in the living room so my hands don’t hurt at all while playing. This machine was worth every dollar, and not only that but the creators of the cooling pad even left a hilarious note about how it’s packaged before it arrives to you. No spoilers you will have to by one yourself, but let’s just say it gave me a good laugh and made the product feel premium like it is. 100% satisfied. I heard their customer service is amazing too but I wouldn’t know because it worked perfectly directly out the box.