Review on Portable Laptop Cooler Cooling Pad – Slim, Quiet USB Powered Notebook Chill Mat with 1 Blue LED Fan, Fits 10-14 Inches by Jeff Sprunk

I bought this for my Razer Blade 13 inch gaming laptop. It's a pretty decent system and can run the games I need well. However, it overheats badly, which sometimes causes my palm to get fried (the palm rest got very hot as the heat spread), so I chose Revain to find a solution to this problem. I wanted something cheap that could get the job done, so I settled on this thing as the "best" option. The only "metal" (not even sure you can even call it that) is the mesh on top, which you could probably cut or damage with scissors if you lay your laptop down too hard. PACKAGING AND NOT FITTING STRAIGHT This is really important because when exposed to the intense heat of my computer's aluminum case, it heats up to over a hundred degrees and won't even withstand ninety degree weather, then what's the point? Okay, but let's assume you don't live in a hot area and that's not a problem. The fan is very weak. Not sure if it's because the power is coming from the USB port and not the USB-C port, but it's VERY weak. He could not sustain a constant high flow of air. I tried putting a napkin on it for "reference" but didn't even slap it, as might be expected. For gaming, this is complete nonsense. In fact, I think it got even hotter than it would have been if I removed it, probably due to the bad plastic smell being blown into my built-in fans. I tried to start and enjoy Killing Floor 2, a game with a lot of particles and graphic effects that usually work on my computer. Not an iota helped him to cool down. Like I said, that probably made it even hotter. The retractable legs, which I had high hopes for, are really wobbly. One of their hinges is very loose and looks like it's about to fall off. The cable that connects to your computer seems very cheap and is about to break. I'll return it right away. Invest in a more expensive and popular cooler! DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT! BEWARE OF THE PLAYERS