Gaming Laptop Cooling Pad Cooler Stand with 5.5inch External | Fan Adjustable Speed Touch Control 3-Port USB Rapid Temperature regulation for Computer Notebook 15-19in (V13 No RGB)

Before using this cooler, under heavy sustained loads my temps usually sat at around 90°C+ in the CPU, and around 82-86°C in the GPU. Once I started to use this cooler at only half speed, these temps dropped by around 15-20°C on both, especially so in the GPU. I have never once seen my GPU get near 80°C since I started using it! On the CPU side, it works great in most situations, but certain laptops such as mine still pull in a lot of power, so depending on exactly what you're doing, results may vary. There is nothing any cooler on the planet can do for sudden power spikes under 100% capacity loads on 12700H laptops such as mine! In these cases, unless it is necessary, reduce the load on your laptop if you want to avoid this. As an example of how good this cooler is, Elden Ring on max settings in 4k is extremely CPU intensive, and would be stay at 99-100°C without the cooler, as my laptop would be pulling the absolute maximum power at all times. However with the cooler, it stays between 80-90°C. Games like COD won't go above 65°C in game with the cooler, but when it's pre-loading shaders, temps can still go up towards 95°C. Overall, I feel that half speed is the perfect mix between noise and cooling, as the only difference between max speed and half speed is only around 2-5°C in temp reduction, but the noise is much, much louder. The biggest issue for most will be the noise. At max speed, it is around 70db, almost like a hoover. At half speed, it still sounds like a PS4 that someone hasn't cleaned since they bought it. Still, at half speed, this shouldn't be an issue if you wear headphones like I do. Just be wary if you're using it when someone is trying to sleep! All in all, this is a fantastic cooler that is currently the best on the market. It may seem quite expensive for a cooler at first glance, and can be loud depending on the fan speed, but it's resounding results make it fully worth the cost in my opinion!

The cooler is a sizeable and can be a touch bulky on first impression, but the cooling perfomance is MORE than worth it. It feels a little cheap when you take it out of the box, but it actually sits very well and I have confidence that it wont spontaneously collapse under my laptop. I have an HP OMEN Gaming Laptop with a very power hungry (and by extension, VERY toasty) GPU and CPU, most games would typically cause the GPU to hit the thermal limit of the chip. Since getting this, I'm looking at about a 15%-18% drop in temps depending on the game. Worth noting that the noise can be significant beyond ~1200rpm but with headphones on you do not hear it unless it is set above 2000rpm. I've found that manually setting my laptop fans for a specific speed (typically they'd be maxed @5900rpm, now between 4000-5000rpm based on what I'm doing) and setting the cooler to run between 800-1200rpm; 500-800rpm works perfectly for general day-to-day use for most laptops. Honestly, I wish I'd been able to snag this for a little bit less money, but if you are looking to preserve your multiple-thousand pound laptop, dropping ~£100 on this, worth it. I would genuinely recommend it.

I bought this to go along with my new MSI Raider 17", which is a "k laptop. I wanted to both tilt the laptop, but also cool it down and increase its life. This does do both quite well, but with a couple of caveats. 1) The claim of a 44c temp drop is BS. The best i've ever seen is around 15C 2) It looks and feels cheap AF, and about as portable as a 10tonne truck So lets first talk about the good. It really does give a significant drop in temperature! Usually around 20c when sitting idle. However gaming or anything intensive the temp drop seems to be around 10-12c, o0ccassionally peaking to 15c. Which is pretty good imo. For my machine it means i can see a idle temp drop from low 50's to mid 30's. While working it can run from the late 50's to early 60's, and with this on it drops to late 40's Gaming however is not so great. Under light games, then sure you going to have similar reults to the above. However if you're playing a heavy load game such as CoD, SE5, LotR: SoW and others, your only going to see about a 10-15c drop. For example i was seeing 65-73 without this, but with it i was able to get it down to around 50c-60c. All the while this was on 500-800rpm, with fairly quite fan. In fact it was no louder than my laptops fans. However anything over 1000rpm's just leads to diminishing returns to the point i dont really see it being worth the severely increased noise. For maybe 1 or 2c drops. The other thing i dont really like is the foam, which is loose. In other pads of this type they're magnetic which keeps them in place. I also worry over how long the foam is going last, especially since it dosent seem like you can buy replacements. The lack of portability is another problem for me, but i think for most people they're going to have it in a single place so it wont be an issue. Overall though it's well worth the investment

Perfect condition when it arrived. Works fantastic, so far I’ve not needed it faster than 600rpm. The highest speeds are definitely loud (sounds like it’s going to take off lol) but that’s not an issue for me and I can’t imagine needing to run it that fast either as it truly is very efficient. My old fan (that this has replaced) had 5 small fans and would have to run on the fastest setting and that cooled down about as much as this Llano on 400rpm. Would 100% recommend for gaming laptops.

Using this with an older Dell 7740 which can run hot when pushed. Item arrived well packaged. On the base setting the laptop temp was reduced by 5 degree C. At this setting the fan noise is not intrusive, wind it up though and it is noisy. At half fan speeds i saw a 9 degree reduction. The roller control is simple. Even though its all plastic construction the edges are nicely rounded. My only con is that it does more than double the height of the laptop, so it takes some getting used to. Overall i would buy this again.

Ok, after 2 years I have finally parted way with the llano cooling pad and swapped it for a cheaper/less performance orientated KLIM Ultimate - Why? The llano is just too damn friggin loud ... at the lowest available rpm (300rpm) it audible jet engine blast become very irritating if you're using it for office/work. This issue could be mitigated if they allowed finer rpm steps below 300rpm.... for example 50rpm, 100rpm, 150rpm. The KLIM Ultimate I have replaced it with is wonderfully quiet... I love it. If all you care about is pure thermal performance then yes the llano will deliver, no issue. If your an office worker, I'd walk away.

I have a Dell G16 7630, which overheats very easily. The laptop cooler even on its low setting, easily keeps my laptop cool. It is a slightly different shape to my laptop, but all the air intakes on my laptop fit into the cooler. I haven't tried other coolers, but it doesn't seem to bad a value for money. It can be a little loud on its high setting, but when I wear headphones I can barely hear the sound of the fans. It doesn't work when placed on your lap, but fits well on a desk. It raises the laptop up quite a lot, so if your chair does not go really high it can be slightly uncomfortable for long periods. However It does what I need it to do.

The product works well but is perceived as overpriced, with potential knockoffs available on third-party sites. Noise is a notable issue, starting from 800rpm and higher, which could disturb a peaceful gaming session, so investing in a noise-canceling gaming headset is advisable for a quieter experience. The product’s size and sturdiness are good qualities.

Great laptop cooler reduces my laptop temps anout 2 to 6 Celsius degrees which helps my laptop maintain high FPS and tempa under 80c depending also on the room temp.Not an extreme change a nice boost and yes fan speed above 600 or 800 gets noisily if you game workout headphones . Currently using razer blade 15 mid 2021 model with RTX 3080 i9 and 32GB ram .

Llevo un mes usando este enfriador con un portátil de 15,6" (es compatible con portátiles de 15" a 19"). Estas son mis impresiones: Diseño y construcción El ventilador principal de 14 cm está bien integrado: no vibra, no se sale del marco y no molesta en absoluto en el uso. El acabado es en gomaespuma con dos ganchos en la parte inferior, lo que hace que el portátil quede bien encajado y que el aire se aproveche mejor. Sí deja alguna ligera marca en la base de la gomaespuma, pero nada preocupante. Trae un filtro antipolvo extraíble en la parte inferior, algo que agradezco para mantenerlo limpio. También incluye dos patas ajustables en dos posiciones; yo lo uso siempre en la máxima altura porque me resulta más cómodo y mejora la entrada de aire. También tiene un filtro extra por si al tiempo quieres cambiarlo. Puertos y conectividad Al principio pensé que los puertos USB no funcionaban, pero el problema se soluciona fácilmente conectando la base al portátil mediante el cable que viene incluido en la caja. Una vez hecho esto, los puertos funcionan correctamente, dándole un plus de utilidad a la base. Rendimiento y refrigeración Este punto es donde más brilla el enfriador. He notado reducciones de hasta 20 °C en juegos exigentes, lo cual me parece una barbaridad comparado con otras bases que apenas bajan unos grados. El ventilador tiene un rango de 300 a 2800 rpm: A 300 rpm es prácticamente inaudible (se escuchan más los ventiladores del propio portátil). Entre 800-1000 rpm es el rango que más uso para jugar: se oye, pero nada molesto incluso sin cascos. A 2800 rpm el ruido es altísimo, tanto que incluso con auriculares se escucha, pero la capacidad de enfriamiento es brutal. Lo uso solo de forma puntual para bajar rápido la temperatura y luego vuelvo a 800-1000 rpm para mantenerla. La base en sí no se calienta con el uso, y el diseño está pensado para que el aire atraviese directamente el portátil, acelerando mucho más la disipación que en bases planas tradicionales. Comodidad y uso diario Al principio me costó adaptarme a la altura extra comparado con otros elevadores, pero una vez me acostumbré, cuando no lo tenía lo notaba demasiado bajo. En mi experiencia, sí mejora la postura. El portátil no se desliza nada gracias al encaje y a la espuma. Precio y valoración final Lo compré por 95,59 €, y a ese precio me parece una compra excelente, mucho más ajustado que los más de 130 € que había visto en otros momentos. No he probado otras bases para comparar, pero este modelo me parece válido para cualquier persona que use portátil, desde gamers hasta usuarios de oficina, siempre que entre en el rango de tamaño soportado. Como detalle añadido viene con una alfombrilla grande para la mesa algo que es de agradecer para el uso del ratón.

Works great with my MacBook.

drops both cpu and gpu temps considerably (i9 14900hx cpu and rtx 4090 laptop gpu), CPU of course will try to draw more power as it cools so it will seem less effective on cpu when looking at the maximum temperature spikes, but the averages while idle and under load will drop heavily nonetheless. very impressive results on GPU, raytraced 1440p gaming & large resolution stable diffusion use never saw it above 70 in the ~10 hours i've so far used it, compared to mid-high 80's when simply raised at the back. have been running this at 600RPM, it goes up to 2800, so if you're okay with more noise you can get even better results. i live in a dusty environment, so the vaccuum seal & dust filtration are a huge plus, and the primary reason i chose this cooler, everything else has just been a pleasant surprise. if you have the rare laptop that vents heat out the bottom, then this is definitely not for you, otherwise absolutely yes, 160 AUD to help insure a 5000 AUD purchase is well worth it.

My daily Basis Laptop Cooling Pad after looking for so many recommendations online. I have a MSI Crosshair 16 inches and it's just good for it. Definitely reduce the temperatures about 10°C around 1500rpm. Maximum speed of 2400rpm and i just dont mind the sound of the cooling pad bc i used headphones all the time. Makes noise around 1200rpm going up but it's normal for the size of the fan.