KLIMWind Laptop Cooling Pad - More than 500 000 units sold - New Version - The Most Powerful Rapid Action Cooling Fan - Laptop Stand with 4 Cooling Fans at 1200 RPM - USB Fan - PS5 PS4 - Blue

Made a massive difference to the laptop overheating if I wanna have it on my lap and play. And it turns off upon shutting down the laptop. Comes with some nice stickers and looks well made. The small stoppers that prevent the laptop from sliding are a great additio. It's good value for money , hopefull the material will hold long enough without issues. Seems to be mental on top and plastic at the bottom, however it does make it lightweight. And it's quite silent.

A great product, it works exceptionally well with an HP laptop (14s-dq5503sa) at an ambient temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. With MS Excel, OneNote and a web browser running, the core temperatures hover around 55 degrees, while when I run Silent Hunter 3, the core temperatures reach 67 degrees, which in my opinion is a very good result at an ambient temperature of 30 degrees.The device has two sets of cooling fans (each set contains 2 fans), whose speed can be adjusted independently with two sliders (one per set). Built-in USB port, possibility to set the cooling pad at an angle. Locks at the bottom of the pad prevent the laptop from sliding off, and the rear legs are foldable with non-slip rubber pads. The construction is durable enough for normal use and does its job very well. The pad comes with Klim stickers, which are a nice touch.Thank you.

I bought an off-brand laptop cooler from a high street store because my laptop was getting really hot when it was on my lap in bed. I found, over the course of a few weeks, that the off-brand cooler was just making more noise and seemed to be actively fighting the airflow of the laptop somehow. It certainly wasn't helping.Then I tried a Coolermaster giant-fan one, and that was next to useless. Marginal gains (at best), and zero benefit at worst. This is my final attempt. Rather three medium fans and one huge fan the pad has foud smaller fans. Normally smaller means noisier, and that's certainly the case versus the 230mm fan, but they're no noisier than the larger off-brand fans.A slight rattle and hum is all this pad adds when operating at a nominal speed. The only noise comes when you turn the fan speed right up to get it working. Ironically it's not the fans themselves making all the noise, it's the whooshing of the air past the grilles and the humm because the pad's fan and laptop fan seem to interfere with each other a little.When tested during gaming, the laptop CPU was 67oC without the pad, and 62oC with the pad. Holding the laptop in the air, it dropped to 66oC, so the pad is marginally effective. During normal usage on my lap, the CPU was 45oC on my lap, and 42oC when on the pad. it was 45oC when I held it in the air. I basically think the laptop's cooling pipes are doing quite well, but the pad does help.It's not going to amaze you with its cooling abilities, and any noise saved from the laptop's fans will be offset by the whooshing noise of the air from this pad. I'd say the best case is when you have a 13.4" laptop that gets really hot, and you want to use it in bed. The pad will separate it from the bed sheets and allow air to flow properly.It certainly looks the business. The blue lights look really nice, and the styling is VERY cool. My only bugbear is that the laptop keeps USB power on when it's in sleep mode, so the pad keeps spinning until I unplug it. I don't even know if the pad can do something about that, it sounds like a laptop issue, but I mention it so you're aware.It's a lovely looking pad, and marginally effective, and also relatively inexpensive (at present). Four Stars.

Bought to help my ageing Alienware high spec laptop and despite only using today no hesitation in giving it 5 stars as the op top now running cooler than it has ever done.The four fans are operated in pairs by two thumb wheels on the rear and effective no need for any fancy displays. The left hand one sits directly under the Alienware fan grill and therefore is pulling in cooler air before we even start.The flick up stands at fear are plastic but do what’s needed and the front flick up stops hold the laptop securely in place without interference with operation. The fact it has no tray beneath like some allows the air to flow freely and the port means no loss of USB slots.Appears good value and pretty solid given its plastic shell. The fans running quietly even in highest setting.Well worth the money the LEDs no distraction either and appears to use very low power.I previously had a more expensive older version for an Asus laptop and this clearly outperforms on cooling.