🔥 Hagibis Laptop Cooling Pad: Small Ergonomic Stand & Invisible Magnetic Foot Cooler for MacBook Pro & More! Review

I was looking for a mat or support and after some searching and reading I found it. The two stands are the perfect height, stick together (magnets), move easily and still look cool! We recommend. I've seen several countertops destroyed by excessive heat. Laptops are sustainable until they become. My computer sometimes turns on (very annoying) and I feel better leaving my laptop with them overnight when it wakes up and runs a virus scan (really CPU pigs at this point).

These simple things did the trick and lifted my laptop to keep it cool. I have an Aorus 15 X9 and it's really really warm and noisy and that helps solve both problems. I'm not sure why he asked me to rate the suction power, I don't notice anything at all. They don't stick to the table, only the weight holds them. However, I would recommend it as a simple, beautiful solution for laptops.

I use them on my Macbook Pro where I noticed fewer heads due to the height. They are stable, non-slip and hold the laptop at a comfortable angle. It's simple and very useful! They're also magnetized so they stay together when you travel and won't get lost. I highly recommend it.

They are smaller than I thought although I read the measurements, got a ruler and such. I am very happy with these as I was concerned that they would lift my laptop more than I really wanted and instead they have more height. They are small, easy to use, and easy to pack and take out. The rubberized material grips my laptop in place. And because of the arched shape, I don't have to be very precise to place them evenly. I've used them on my personal gaming laptop and my work laptop, completely…

Without reading first I figured that was the purpose of the magnets. It's just to keep them together. I've seen people tape stands to the bottom of their laptops. I have large coasters both at work and at home, but if they are mobile they will be difficult to transport. This is ideal when travelling. Either in your laptop bag or in your trouser pocket. They keep my laptop at a solid and adequate height. The angle helps with typing and of course the increased airflow outdoors. The only thing I…

Small and compact and they work. However, on my previous laptop, I had a semi-circular velcro; and I liked them more because they definitely stay in place. To do this, you need to guess the positioning - and hope you get it right. I was a little uncomfortable with proper positioning. I'm typing with this one below now and it's ok. I will keep and use it. It's just a little tricky if you move your laptop around a bit.

I was looking for something similar but they didn't fit me. They don't lift much and slide out so I had to fix them all the time. Didn't keep my MacBook from overheating and for that reason I don't recommend it.

I was looking for something small and portable that I could quickly get out of my laptop bag. Note* This works best on hard surfaces. If you don't want to carry around a large laptop cooling pad, then this is for you. In terms of size, I'd say it's slightly larger than a golf ball. It's well made for what it's used for. You can use this for any laptop regardless of Windows or Mac. The magnet only serves to connect the two pieces together and keeps them nice and tight in place. The magnet isn't…

My Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 is not a gaming laptop; no way. If I go too far on a laptop with a video game, the laptop heats up and everything slows down to a bare minimum. This thermal throttling is designed to reduce the heat generated by the laptop's processor and is necessary because there are not many obstructions to airflow inside a laptop. However, using these small hemispheres allows more cooling air to move under my laptop, lowering temperatures significantly. As an added bonus, they…

For the most comfortable typing experience, I prefer a slightly angled keyboard. 5-10 degrees maybe? I have a mechanical keyboard on my desk that I always use with my legs stretched out in front. Previously I used a laptop stand to position it at the same angle. Which worked but increased the height of the laptop higher than I needed. Another downside was that we now have a "hotel" in my work office so I don't have a personal desk to store things at. So I had to lug this plastic stand back and…