llano Laptop Cooler, Gaming Laptop Cooling Pad Stand with 5.5inch External Fan, Cooler Radiator Variable Speed, Touch Control, 3-Port USB, Seal Foam, Fast Cooling Computer Laptop 15-19in, White

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 15C2) It looks and feels cheap AF, and about as portable as a 10tonne truckSo 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'sGaming 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