Laptop Cooling Pad, Coolertek USB Powered Laptop Cooler, 2 Blue Silent Big Fans, Height Adjustable Non-Slip Laptop Stand with Dual USB 2.0 Ports, Fits 11-17Inch Notebook - Gray (N2)

I put the device to the extreme test, simultaneously rendering a blender animation, using Topaz Video AI processing, and playing a game -- which would always cause a thermal shutdown of my MSI Creator 15 laptop. It lowered the max Hot Spot temp from 97.5 C (shutdown level) to 95.5 - 96.3C, keeping hope alive. Quiet: I don't here its fans over my laptop fans. I'm getting used to my laptop keyboard being an additional inch off my desktop, but that's an okay tradeoff to living on the edge of shutdown!

Very very happy with this pad, as soon as I put my laptop on it, within a couple of minutes it became much cooler! The fans are really quiet, the blue led is not an issue for me at all, overall amazing stand for laptop, would definitely recommend.

I've had this cooling pad for a few months now. I'm not a gamer, nor do I do anything that's strenuous on my computer, but it still gets so warm. The cooling pad helps cool it down. So far, it's held up nicely. It's still in one piece. It still works for what I bought it for. The main problems I have with this cooling pad is, the longer I use it, the louder the fans get. I'm not sure what's causing it, but the fans are getting louder with a grinding/rattling sound. There's an LED on the back of the cooling pad that's very bright with no option to turn it off. I solved that issue with a small piece of black electrical tape. I'm hoping that this cooling pad lasts a long time, but I'm not 100% convinced that it will. Those fans sound tough.

I have a 2020 model Lenovo L13 ThinkPad. I work in a corporate office, but usually work remote one or two days a week. I use a true desktop when at my corporate office and my laptop when I travel or work remote. The computer works well for my business / travel needs, but it has always struggled with overheating when connected to my docking station. This is especially true during video meetings. My L13 has shut down on me in the middle of meetings on more than one occasion.After reading some random Google searched articles, many said to buy a cooling pad. No rhyme or reason why I picked this brand. I just didn't want to spend a ton of money on something I wasn't sure would work. But I tried it, and it works great. My laptop doesn't even get warm, let alone hot when on it.The pad stays parked on my desk, so the weight wasn't a concern. That said, it is light enough to use in laptop mode if I wanted. The pad is roughly 17", so a little bigger than my 13" laptop. Where it sits on my desk doesn't bother me. The sound is a very quiet "hum". It doesn't bother me at all. The HVAC in my office is louder than the pad fans. Same with the internal fan of my L13. I've only had the cooling pad a couple weeks, so nothing to say about longevity yet. I am sure glad I tried it though. It has made all the difference in allowing me to stay online when working report.

Nice sturdy stand. Fans are whisper quiet. Good product

I spent hours looking for a good laptop cooling pad. I even returned one that I thought would be perfect and ended up teaching me a lesson. In fact I am surprised more people have not commented or had the issue I faced. The original laptop cooling pad I got has a metal grated top for the laptop to sit on. In fact it seems all the laptop cooling pads have this metal screen now. They even state that it helps keep the laptop cool and so promote it as a feature. However when I had my laptop on that first laptop cooling pad with the metal, my wifi connection suddenly went downhill. You might not notice too much if just browsing the web. You may not even notice when streaming video and chock it up to just normal wifi instability. But when I tried playing a game you could truly see how that metal interfered with the wifi signal. The lag I encountered was incredible and as soon as I lifted the laptop off that cooling pad and removed it, the lag disappeared. This makes sense, most articles suggest keeping your router away from metal objects that might interfere with the signal. To try and maximize wifi signal, you want to try to keep any metal from blocking the way.Why no one else has not encountered this issue, I am not sure. Granted I had not received my new laptop yet, so the laptop I used on that original cooling pad was about 10 years old. Maybe the wifi receiver in it, just was showing its age and simply was not as powerful and efficient as newere wifi5 and wifi6 receivers. So possibly my new laptop with the wifi6 would not have had issues. However, even if the newer laptop could have overcome the interference, they would have to work that much harder to do so and so you still likely are not getting the best signal.So I sent back that original laptop cooling pad and searched again. It was very difficult to find one that did not have metal on it. But this one popped up. It does not have the fancy LED lights or DIsplay. It does not have a USB HUb or seperate power cord. It only has the two fans. But it is all a fairly durable yet light plastic.I am not suggesting you can throw this around. Slam things on it or not damage the moving components inside if you are to rough with it. BUT, for the purpose this is supposed to serve, the plastic is quite durable. The grooves are also a nice feature to help channel the airflow, which I think is better than some of the flat metal grates. In fact some of the more expensive laptop coolers have the metal with channels added to increase the airflow underneath and not have the laptop flat on the metal. So this does it by having the plastic channels. No metal to interfere with the wifi (okay maybe some ball bearings and wiring for the fans, but not enough to be an issue).I purchased this for my ASUS ROG G15 gaming laptop. I had heard about the heating issues on that laptop and wanted to just have something to add a little more cool airflow and lift the laptop up. This serves that purpose perfectly. You can hear the fans, but they are not super loud and are easily lost in the background unless you focus on them. The cooling pad fan noise is usually drowned out by the Laptop GPU fan engaging during heavy gaming (which in itself is not super loud and will easily be lost in background).The laptop pad is light and fits in my small carrying backpack with the laptop. While it does have to be powered by USB, You can plug it into a USB HUB or into a surge protector that might have the USB charging power ports. Keep in mind though, that you will have to use the on/off switch manually when you have it plugged in to something other than the laptop or a laptop powered USB Hub.It will not win any beauty contrests. But my laptop sits securely and that slight additional cool air is a benefit along with keeping the laptop elevated and free of obstructions.Overall a good buy and product. Nothing outstanding or fancy. The average 3 stars means this does exactly what it is supposed to do.

The quality is terrific, and the size is perfect. The product is exactly as pictured, Works great, and cools the laptop very fast.