Kootek Laptop Cooling Pad, Laptop Cooler with 5 Quiet Fans for 12"-17" Computer PC Notebook Gaming Laptop Fan, Height Adjustable Laptop Cooling Stand Laptop Accessories, Blue

the noise is whisper quiet even with all fans running, very comfortable for my laptop and strong but light... buying one more for my sister, keeps my laptop very cool, great value for money, easy to setup and start working right away, love the color matches great with my laptop, will get purple lights for my sister, loving the design of it.

I was skeptical about buying a 5 fan cooling mat, due to none of the fans on this lines up with my fans/cents on the bottom of my laptop, I checked a couple random product review pages for best quality and this one showed up, for $25 I was sure it'd be cheap and poor quality, it's not the sturdiest setup ever, if you lift it the bottom leg just flips around and you might break it off if you're not careful but I fixed that with leather string, my laptop is older, a 2010 Lenovo v570, and for the last year it's not able to perform as it did in 2011(yes, I know. Lol) and programs will crash, and it gets so blazing hot... long story short, I'm very happy with it, very very quiet, the blue lights are subtle and it cools my laptop just just about room temp in a couple mins with all 5 fans running, probably cools it...30-40° a huge difference between no cooling mat, and this one with all the fans going, with my laptop rubber feet there's about a 1/8inch between the surface of the cooling pad and my laptop, it's not big and bulky and thick, it fits in my laptop carry bag, which is on the bigger side bc I have a lot of laptop accessories, but I do wish the cord to plug it in was longer bc it's 3ft and I'm having to use a 15ft extension cord to keep it running, and it's a USB port, it's meant to plug directly into your laptop but I don't recommend it bc it sent my hard drive into a tizzy and my hard drive light wasn't flashing it was solidly lit up which worried me, especially with my ancient machine. I like that you can have the 4 outter fans running, or just the 1 big middle fan. The flip up feet to hold your laptop on when it's inclined are ok, almost to short for me though they sit just where my laptop starts to round where the top and bottom are joined, so I gave to be careful I don't bump it or it'll come crashing down, it's a good width and depth, metal mesh top, plastic bottom, for $25 is it worth it?, well I bought the warranty with it, so only time will tell but having had it less than a couple weeks, so far, ya I'd buy it again, and I do recommend it to others. The plastic bottom bracket almost makes it feel like cheap chintzy quality to me. I like things build solid, sturdy, a little heavy. This is very very light weight. If the bottom bracket didn't flop around freely, the option of a longer cord (3,5,7,10ft cords) and slightly longer flip up feet (updated options in the future maybe?) I would gladly pay up to $60 and was almost expecting to pay about $75 for this product.

Well, it's basically like this - the cooling pad does work and it does lower the laptop temperature - in my instance, it lowers the temperature about 10 - 20 degrees C, so my laptop runs between 50 - 60 degrees C instead of 70 - 80 degrees C (old Dell XPS laptops tend to run pretty hot) - that's why I bought it and that's why I'm giving it 4 stars. However, it's really not made to run flat on a table. In spite of videos I've seen for this product, airflow is greatly reduced when laid flat. There is little room to suck in air when laid flat so this is to be expected - no matter how fast a fan spins or how many fans there are, if there's no air intake, there's no air outgo. The cooling pad stand is a bit flimsy and I can see why people complain about it. Both the plastic stand and the metal bracket are removable. it is loose and floppy but I added a couple of Velcro dots just behind where the metal bracket connects to the cooling pad - it seems to do the trick without being too obtrusive. If the stand winds up breaking, I'll probably either glue it back together or remove it and add some sort of spacer for air flow. Four of the fans in the pad are smaller standard computer case fans and plug into the control board. The center fan is about twice the size of a standard fan and would probably be more difficult to replace. The fans are controlled by two push switches in the back, one for the 4 smaller fans and 1 for the larger fan. I have no idea how durable they are but it is comforting to know that I can easily replace 4 of the fans should one of them fail. The pad lights up (mine lights up blue) and I suppose that's cool but it really doesn't make a difference unless the room lights are off. The lights are intrinsic to the fans and are not logically connected to the laptop keyboard backlight so they're either on or off. It doesn't really make any difference to me - I got it to cool the laptop, not for looks. The cord is too short to plug into anything except the laptop or a docking station. I suppose I could get an extension if I run out of USB ports. Except for the lack of airflow when flat, I got what I expected.

This keeps my son’s laptop cool. It works very well. It is a great product. My son is happy with it.

Easy to set us, quiet, extra USB ports on back edge of stand, hard-wired power cord is extra long, and 2 push fan control buttons are easy and more reliable to use. Overall, I like this stand very much.

This is what you need for your laptop! Adjustable, the fans are so quiet even in high. Helps my laptop run much more efficiently. Great product and well worth the price.

Muy bueno, tiene dos niveles de ventilación, central y en la periferia, poco ruido, muy útil.

Ordered this laptop cooler and it didn’t arrive. The seller rectified the situation straight away. The product is excellent it is effective in cooling a high end gaming laptop. I would highly recommend this product and this seller

Works fine

Estou gostando muito!

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