Review on Enhance Gaming Performance with Havit RGB Laptop Cooling Pad: 5 Fans, Phone Stand, and 6 Adjustable Heights for 13-17.3 Inch Laptops by Trae Joubert

Not so good things: * Fan doesn't turn on automatically when plugged in. When I connect it to my laptop, I have to manually press a button to turn it on - a bit annoying.* This thing is fat! However, this is probably common with height-adjustable coolers. So it's not that portable, it might be better to get a non-adjustable height if you need to take it with you. Pros: * Large center fan blows out a lot of air. I have two other laptop coolers and this one produces the most air. Unfortunately, it's also the loudest, but at least you have 3 speed/noise settings. * The smartphone holder is useless if you have a case, even very thin. It's okay, I wasn't planning on using it anyway. * The RGB on the middle fan is static, there is a rainbow effect, but it doesn't change or breathe. It gets darker as you change the fan speed. * There are non-slip rubber feet on each corner. I give this 5 stars because it does a good job of keeping the laptop cool while also making the laptop bigger. In comparison, it pushes more air than the 5-fan Lamicall cooler and the TECKNET 2-fan cooler. I give this 5 stars because it does a good job of keeping the laptop cool while also making the laptop bigger. In comparison, it pushes more air than the 5-fan Lamicall cooler and the TECKNET 2-fan cooler. I give it 5 stars because it does the basic work well, keep the laptop cool, by increasing the height of the laptop. In comparison, it pushes more air than the 5-fan Lamicall cooler and the TECKNET 2-fan cooler.