llano V10 Gaming Laptop Cooling Pad, RGB Laptop Cooler Stand with 4.72 Inch External Powerful Cooling Fan, Rapid Cooling Computer 13-17.3in, Action Button Control, 3 Adjustable Stand, 4-Port USB C&A

This a fantastic cooler actually cooling not like cheap models. Things to know - laptop cooling must be bottom feed air vents. It is noisy at higher speeds. This doesn't botherme, the cooling ability does especially running at full power with latest game.

This cooling pad definitely does its job - my laptop now runs cooler than a penguin at a LAN party. The fans move serious air, and the RGB lights make my desk look like a tiny spaceship taking off. Performance-wise, it’s fantastic. But here’s the catch - it’s a bit noisy. Not “vacuum cleaner” loud, but enough that it sounds like my laptop is plotting world domination every time I start a game or heavy workload. Still, it keeps the heat down, looks awesome, and feels solid. I’d give it 5 stars if it whispered instead of roared - but hey, at least my laptop’s not melting anymore.

Its is good and reliable.

The llano V10 cooling pad delivers genuinely impressive performance. In TechRadar’s stress test, it limited laptop warming to just ~12 °C—a standout result that rivals more expensive pads. Ergonomically, the 10° tilt feels comfortable, and its RGB lighting stands out without going overboard. The large 4.72-inch fan keeps things icy. However, it’s noticeably loud—measuring nearly 69 dB—and the build feels somewhat plasticky for the price point.

Nice working

spins at 3500 rpm and sounds like a jet engine

Very effective cooler. Can be quite loud however that can be reduced by picking a lower fan speed. I’ve found 2000 is a sweet spot for me using an msi cyborg 15 laptop

I bought this to see if it could work better than raising my ASUS Tuf A16, to keep it running cool. It does (and it doesn't). But this comes with a cost. It still hits the same temps as before but there is more performance from the laptop (so it's doing its job). But it's way overpriced for what it is. It feels slightly more substantial than a little tykes injection mold kitchen but not by much. It feels like one knock and it'll shatter, and it's light. It can get loud. I find 1200-1500rpm is about as loud as the laptop fans at full pelt. But remember to power it on even if you aren't playing games (or remove it from the cooler) as the laptop will get hotter than it sitting flat on a desk. I went with the white variant as I think it looks better. I will continue to test the device and update when done.