llano V12 RGB Laptop Cooling Pad, Gaming Laptop Cooler with 5.5 Inch Powerful Turbofan, Fast Cooling Laptop 15.6-21in, Adjustable Speed, Touch Control, LCD Screen, BlackClimatePartner certified

I bought this for my gaming laptop. When I first got my laptop, I used it for a few hours before having to shut it off because, ow, my fingers were burning. So I did research and came across this. This is so worth it. You can’t beat it. The price is amazing. My laptop has never even been warm. I swear it asked me for a blanket the other day lol. I love this thing, and it’s a great investment. As to be expected the higher the fan, the higher the noise, but I’ll take it over an overheated, broken laptop. Additionally, the touch control panel makes it easy to adjust fan speed on the fly, and the built-in 3-port USB hub is a convenient feature for connecting peripherals without occupying extra laptop ports. The sealed foam design ensures efficient airflow directly to the laptop’s vents, enhancing cooling performance. Overall, this cooling pad has significantly improved my gaming experience by keeping my laptop cool and performing optimally. Highly recommended for anyone looking to protect their investment and enjoy uninterrupted gaming sessions.

So, I'm lucky I work a 3rd shift job that allows me to use my Legion 5 gaming laptop for hours a night. As you can see, it is small enough to put into a book bag and take it with me. There are really only two choices if you want proper cooling of a gaming laptop, and thats either the llano or the iets gt500/600. I actually purchased the 500 and 600 but both were too large to bring with me on a regular basis. With the llano it is the perfect size for my 16in gaming laptop, and the cooler is small enough to travel to work as well. I have been using it for a few months now, and I love it. The fan can get a little loud, but I keep the fan around 1100 rpm, and it's quieter then my laptop fans on full blast. The llano keeps also keeps my temps while gaming under 70c on average, on both the cpu and gpu. Without it, the laptop averages around 80c. Which, for a gaming laptop, is still good temperatures. If I crank the fan to max rpms it keeps it around 65/60c while running prime95 which is amazing. While gaming temps never saw above 55c when it is running at max rpms. But, sadly, the fan is too loud at this speed unless I have headphones on. But because of my job, I simply cannot do that. So 1100 is a good sound to performance ratio.The lights are nice, I suppose, plenty of choices, and the build quality is solid.Yes, it's expensive, but if you are like me, and want to make sure your laptop lasts, I consider either the llano or iets coolers a must buy. Or, if your laptop is getting into the 90/100c while gaming because either your fans are dieing or thermal paste is drying up, this will extend the life span even further.I don't know what else needs to be said.Tldr; if you need PROPER cooling for your laptop, and your laptop has bottom ventilation (which is required) this will do it justice.

I was struggling with my laptop overheating and even getting blue screens during heavy use in the summer. After purchasing the llano V12 RGB Laptop Cooling Pad, I’ve noticed a dramatic improvement. It features a large 5.5-inch powerful turbofan that cools my 15.6-inch laptop very effectively, keeping temperatures stable even during gaming or intense work sessions.The adjustable speed and touch control are very convenient, letting me find the perfect balance between cooling and noise. Up to about 600 RPM, the fan noise is minimal and hardly noticeable. When pushed higher, the noise does increase but remains acceptable considering the cooling performance.The LCD screen display adds a nice touch, showing the fan speed clearly. The RGB lighting looks great but can be turned off if preferred. Overall, this cooling pad has been a game changer for me, preventing crashes and extending my laptop’s performance in hot conditions. Highly recommend it for anyone needing serious cooling!

I was a bit hesitant for the single fan option (and the foam pad that seemed like it would just constrict air flow). But this works great (even on lower settings). I gained well over 1000 points on benchmark performance testing due to cooler GPU during test.As another example, the computer I have gets really hot (like hurt my hands to touch the keyboard) when it sits with the lid closed. In the picture provided, you can see that the insided of the computer when I opened the lid was 120 degrees (ouch)! But just after 60 seconds sitting on the cooler (with the lid closed still) running at just 1/3 power (1000 RPM), you can see a significant drop in temperatures all over the computer.As for the noise level, the higher RPMs are a bit louder, but then again, so is the "cooler boost" option on my laptop, which helps, but does not cause computer to cool as much as it needs to to to efficiently run high resource VR games. With this cooler, I can us it at just 2/3 power (not very noisy), and computer cools much more than with indigineous cooler boost, and my VR games run much smoother.

Giving 4 stars, but in reality its like a 4.49, just barely not perfect. It works amazingly, my Alienware loves to put out heat, and my last cooling pad i may as well have been blowing on it to keep it cool. Used Speccy, Razer, and Nvidia to double and triple check the difference this made, its that massive, I legitimately did not believe it.Pros: pretty sure these fans could blow over a small child. Amazing cooling power. LEDs are a nice touch. Fan speed display is nice, as is the extra 2 or 3 USB ports.Cons: unless im missing it, no way to draw power from laptop, has to be plugged in to wall. And it is LOUD. I completely understand thats just the reality of these types of devices, but when playing something that needs full power, I switched to using full cover headphones with ANC, otherwise youll feel like youre gaming in a wind tunnel. Also, the fake decal on the back looks kinda cheap. It looks like its more air ventilation in pictures but its just a decal, no lights, no vents. Just....remove that lol.