Review on 🔥 Kootek Blue Laptop Cooling Pad - 12"-17" Cooler Pad Chill Mat with 5 Quiet Fans, LED Lights, 2 USB 2.0 Ports, Adjustable Mounts, Laptop Stand for Height Angle Optimization by Daniel Russell

After two weeks of use, the plastic holding the stand in place broke in half after being lifted. I suspect it struggled with the weight of my Oryx Pro 15-inch laptop. During use, the plastic bracket and tabs holding the laptop in place creaked badly, and the tabs buckled under the weight of my Oryx Pro. Obviously, it's not designed to support the weight of your average 15-inch development/gaming laptop. This appears to be intended for thinner laptops without dedicated graphics cards like the Darter Pro or Galago Pro. The tabs that hold the laptop in place are very short and thin. This means that it can break at the slightest pressure. The hands are also very unstable when functioning. There is no mechanism to lock the lever in the recess, so great care must be taken when moving it. As for the fans, it is a pity that there are no models with fans without LEDs. There's no point in an LED if it's not visible when a laptop is sitting on it. It only annoys others who have to suffer from the appearance under your laptop. if they work. There is no mechanism to lock the lever in the recess, so great care must be taken when moving it. As for the fans, it is a pity that there are no models with fans without LEDs. There's no point in an LED if it's not visible when a laptop is sitting on it. It only annoys others who have to suffer from the appearance under your laptop. if they work. There is no mechanism to lock the lever in the recess, so great care must be taken when moving it. As for the fans, it is a pity that there are no models with fans without LEDs. There's no point in an LED if it's not visible when a laptop is sitting on it. It only annoys others who have to suffer from the appearance under your laptop.