Laptop Cooling Computer Cooler Portable Review

I didn't know what I needed, I just knew I was worried that my new laptop would overheat like the previous one. This small purchase looks like insurance for my laptop battery. There's a bit of an odor that hasn't gone away but has diminished over the past few months, nothing annoying enough to qualify. Just to inform potential buyers. It's quiet on almost all levels, the highest being a bit louder, but in fact I never need more than the lowest speed to stay cool and safe. It wasn't expensive so

I liked how the product did its job as the second set of fans for my laptop. One thing to note: if you turn it up to the max and you're in a regular bedroom, everyone can hear the fan, but I don't think it's worth worrying about if it wasn't for the deadly silence. In summary, it's pretty quiet for these speeds, but if you're in a quiet room others can hear it, but people in other rooms can't. I wanted to add that you have to connect the cable to the computer and not the fan for it to turn on…

I have an old 17 inch gaming laptop (only used for gaming) that gets quite hot. After spending too much time browsing different laptop cooling pads, I settled on this one. .I would really like a color choice, but since it's mostly hidden, it's a minor thing.What I really like: quiet operation, a large number (5) and the location of the fans, great price for the size. What I would have wished for: more than one USB port built into the device. Other features to note: USB powered directly from…

I have a 2015 MacBook Pro that is prone to overheating and is *very* slow. I suspect the thermal paste has evaporated from the chip, but I don't feel comfortable pulling this Mac. I've put the Mac's aluminum case on a block of ice to keep the temperature down and keep the Mac running smoothly, but it doesn't seem right to me to manually cool my laptop. It arrived today and after setting it up on my Macbook it stayed cooler than ever. I love that you can choose from 5 corners to support it and I

The product works. You plug it in, turn it on, and the fans spin. The problem is that most of the air that the fans are pushing doesn't flow through my laptop's vents. Most of the air comes out from under the laptop around the perimeter. At best, this product gives my Acer Nitro 5 about 1 degree of extra cooling under heavy load, and I suspect that's because the laptop just lifts off the table, not with fans. For light use, such as For example, when surfing the web, my built-in fans don't turn…