C5 12-15.6 inch Gaming Laptop Cooler Cooling Pad | 5 Quiet Fans and LCD Screen | 2500RPM Strong Wind Designed for Gamers and Office

This thing is really effective at keeping my laptop cool in the summer when I'm doing heavy processing. I do have to take my laptop out of its normal case to put it on this thing, but then it directly contacts all the fans on this unit and stays much cooler. Really useful when my laptop starts to run slower because it's overheating. I put it on this thing at max fan level (which is very quiet) and within a couple minutes my laptop is actually running its normal pace again. The super futuristic look of this thing is kinda funny IMO, doesn't go with anything else I own (more of an antique-style guy) but haha it works super well so it's fine.

I was not expecting a fan/support made so well. Previously, I have had two Targus and one other off brand cooling fan. All my fans cost in excess of $40.00 making this fan a cost saving purchase. My Targus crapped out and my laptop actually shut down several times do to an overheated processor. My PC is running i5 and several years old with an SSD. It gets super warm when playing videos or if several applications are opened. My biggest complaint with the Targus was the poor performance. Both models had two fans but the position was not ideal for my Fujitsu laptop. The fans failed to move a lot of air when compared to this new fan. In fact, it is like night and day. I can actually feel the air coming out the sides of the laptop. I also use a monitor that records temp, it's free software HW monitor or something like that. My laptop's temps have been 10 to 25 degrees lower. WOW, all I can say is that had i have not seen it with my own eyes, I would never have believed the numbers. Now that my computer is running cool, it is working a whole lot better. I noticed a huge performance degradation when the laptop was hot. It would actually be hot when touching the keys. I should mention that by the air slot on my computer, I have a vacuum fan that sucks air through. Thus, I have cool air entering through the bottom and pulled out through the CPU cooling slot on the side near the AC adaptor's plug. This combination works excellent with the new cooling pad and just did not work well with the Targus cooling pads. I am very pleased and a happy customer. I have only had this for a week so I cannot comment on its reliability, but my computer is on day and night and so is this fan which is set to maximum. I should also mention that there is little to no noise. The side vacuum fan can be loud, but it is difficult to know the fans were on without seeing the blue LEDs. I don't review products for a living and I was not paid to write this nor was I given this product. I am like every buyer out there. I look at all the different models and purchase one that I hope works well. In this case, o am quite happy with my purchase and highly recommend this cooling fan

UPDATE - Everything below was true. I thought I had FINALLY found the ultimate cooling pad after trying SO many. But after 6 weeks it simply stopped working. No amount of wiggling things or changing the SUB cable helped. It just died. And I'm past the return window. HOWEVER - even though Amazon said I was past the return window, I contacted the company and they apologized and said they stand behind their products and they are sending me a new replacement unit. That is great customer service. I've read reviews and "top cooler pad" articles and purchased 5 cooler pads before this one. All of them had some issues: one is most just did not cool my thin Thinkpad X1 Carbon enough (it runs very hot.) This one easily keeps the laptop cool (using apps to check the CPU temps.) The buttons and digital readout make it easy to adjust the fan speeds. It's is extremely quiet. I really like the easily adjustable angles for the laptop. And, as you can see from my photo, it fits comfortably in my lap. The only reason it isn't 5 stars: While you can turn off the blue LED on the front arrows, you cannot turn off the blue lights on the fans themselves without turning off the fans. That's not a big enough issue to keep me from using this, though. I've now stopped looking for cooling pads, as this one works very well.

It's function is to cool down my laptop a lot so that it won't restart itself again. Adjustable various angles. It fits my 15.6" HP laptop perfectly. It does have a little fan vibration noise, and you can hear it. Bottom has anti slipping feet pads, but I wish the height of it can be adjusted because the default height between it and your table is too narrow. Not enough cool air is able to pass through from it. I raised it up with two more cardboard pieces to let more cool flow in. Brightness is OK, but the LCD has the backlight is a plus when you use it in the dark. The unit draws power from either USB ports. I found it run better when you are connecting to two separate USB ports.

Top notch. Bought 4 of them. Referred them to friends who bough them. Easy to take apart and clean. Can turn off the blue leds by holding the + button. Can turn off the bigger middle fan by holding the power button. Will always get another when needed. Only bought 4 because multiple laptops in the office, didn't buy as replacements. Had 1 for 3 years now and it never goes off and it is still going strong.

I didn't expect to like this thing as much as I do. I have an ancient MacBook Pro that has been running super hot lately. I read a lot of reviews of different cooling devices and didn't hold out a lot of hope for them, but I thought I'd give it a try and see if it couldn't help me keep my poor old computer limping along for a while longer. This arrived and I was really surprised at; a) how very quiet it is. It really isn't making very much noise at all, certainly not enough to be distracting or annoying. And I'm the kind of person that hates to have a fan going in the room for that reason. And also surprised at; b) how effective it is in cooling my computer. Seriously, my computer just doesn't get too hot when I use it with these fans. I can tell it is still trying to overheat, if I turn the fans off for a little while it heats right up. With the fans on, though, no problems. We'll see how long the device lasts--I'm only on day 2. If I find any problems with it I'll come back and edit my review. But so far it's really helping a lot. UPDATE: Well, here we are 4 1/2 months later, and I've downgraded my review from 5 stars to 3. The flimsy aspect of the product's construction is causing problems. First, as others have mentioned, the little flip-up piece that is meant to keep your laptop from sliding off when it's at an angle broke early on. That piece is poorly designed and will inevitably break. Thankfully mine is still useable, if I'm careful. Then I noticed that the usb ports were no longer making good connections, so the fans aren't getting power half the time. I can jiggle the cable and get it to work for a while, but when I move or jostle the thing the connection is broken. I haven't figured out if it's the ports or the cable that is the problem, I suspect the ports but I'm not sure. I'd say if you can afford a sturdier laptop cooler then don't buy this one. Or buy it, but be aware that it is not going to last a real long time if you use your laptop a lot.

I got this for my 15” gaming laptop about three-five years ago, and it still works beautifully! I love the angle and fan speed choices. It’s outlasted two of my laptops during this time, and will likely outlast at least a third based on its current performance. It keeps my laptop cool even after hours of use, is pretty quiet on the lower speeds and is still relatively quiet on higher speeds (about an average tabletop fan noise, I’d say). It’s bulky to carry around, but that’s kind of a given with most gaming equipment. It also had some rough edges when I first bought it, and is a little clunky in design. However, the edges aren’t sharp enough to cut, just a bit uncomfortable if you scrape against them too hard - usually I run into this problem if I’m using a smaller table/desk or my lap, so if you’re using a standard desk then you probably won’t have issues. They also have worn down with age, so they’re not as much of an issue anymore anyway.

I researched cooling pads a bit before buying one, I live in Hawaii so its hot, and my computer gets really hot when its crunching in programs. I found a listing of 10 best cooling mats and reviews and this one and one other had the most significant temperature difference for both external and internal cooling. This one showed an 18 degree difference in external temp and 11 internal. The other pad listed showed a bit more, but had numerous reviews for breaking within a month of use. Almost all other mats showed extremely low temp differences in the 2-5 degree range. After using this one heavily for about 3 weeks now it shows no problems and works extremely well. The ability to raise the back up at different angles is far more helpful and welcomed than I thought it would be. I generally always leave it on all 5 fans at maximum speed for the highest cooling effect and it works well, yet is even quieter than expected. Build quality doesn't feel extremely robust or anything, but it is lightweight and doesn't feel too cheap either (definitely at least feels high enough quality for the price range). So far I'm extremely pleased with it and hardly use my laptop without it now. Well worth the $25.