Review on 💨 Syba SY-NBK68010 Notebook Cooling Stand: Fan for 9-12 Inch Laptops by Zach Peterson

I use my 15.5" laptop a lot on my bed and have tried a few things to raise the backrest to allow air to circulate with minimal success so I was on the low- Profile market, inexpensive but efficient USB powered cooler. The Spyker Notebook Cooler Stand makes it possible! There are other coolers, more complex and expensive, but I love the design of this model and you should love the price! Even when the fan is not plugged in, the curved shape of the bottom allows more air to circulate since almost the entire surface of the top is aluminum mesh, which also helps with heat dissipation. There is only one fan, but it's really big and very quiet. In fact, the blue LED (which is located in the middle of the fan and is only clearly visible when you lift the computer or the whole unit) is useful for you to check if the cooler turns on and off automatically in the calculation of r when connected to the mains, but it also has a switch. There are 2 USB ports, one of which is used to power the cooler, so you don't lose a single port, but you don't gain an extra one either. Additionally, if you have USB-powered speakers, plugging them into a cooler rather than a laptop can create static. It's about 2 inches thick in the middle, tapering to less than an inch in the front and back; There are small ribs on the front that fold in to hold the laptop in place and small rubber pads under the front and on the legs to keep it in place. There's an interesting arrangement of legs at the back that fold and snap into place to lift a little (about 1 inch) or a lot (about 2 inches), which is great for a thick blanket but results in a steeper angle. The shorter legs fit into a notch in the longer legs, which is pretty clever. (My legs have fallen off a few times sliding the computer away without lifting it, but you can just tuck them back in.) While the cooler is made of hard plastic (save for the aluminum grille), it's actually quite comfortable on it the knees and very stable. The curved design promotes airflow and the fan is integrated into the body of the cooler to avoid snagging on the fabric. While the specs say it fits up to a 15.4-inch laptop, you can use it for a larger laptop if you don't mind hanging your PC on the sides (resulting in even better cooling would lead). The only advice I could give to people who want it easier to carry around is to take some velcro straps with a peel-off backing and stick one in each corner of your laptop and cooler so they stay together when you use them lift . The cooler is fairly light, so a strong velcro strap should hold it in place. I would suggest putting the soft side on the laptop and the hard side on the cooler. Aside from this minor modification, I find the Spyker cooler to be well designed, attractive, and a great buy.