💻 HAVIT 5-Fan Laptop Cooling Pad for 14-17 Inch Laptops, Cooler Pad with LED Light, Dual USB 2.0 Ports, Adjustable Mount Stand - Blue Review

This arrived yesterday with my new gaming rig and is exactly what I was looking for. Temperature readings were taken during a full raid with my graphics set to High/Ultra. I didn't have a CoolBoost system, so the heat dissipation here is thanks to the cooling pad. Sturdy material, thick little feet, and a slight lip that keeps the laptop from sliding, although it won't on a flat surface. In any case, it will slip. It fits my 15.6 inch laptop perfectly and can easily accommodate a slightly…

The thing works great. I work from home and when I use this the bottom of my laptop gets very hot. I put this under him and it kept him cool all day. I really feel that being cool improves the performance of my laptop. I had no problems with freezing or anything. No batteries or charging is the best feature of this device. It also didn't drain my laptop battery faster. I really felt that the battery lasted longer. and the cool LED lights on the fan make it even better.

Edited 27 Feb 2019: It's been just over 6 months and 2 fan bearings are worn out . comes out and makes annoying noises. Remove a star. Avoid. It seems to be built quite solidly and works more or less as advertised. Big enough for my 15.6 inch laptop; A 17 inch laptop will protrude a few inches. The lighting is rather dim and unobtrusive. My main issue is that the device is actually powered from one of the two USB ports shown in the product photos, so you actually only get one USB port to use…

I have a 17" Alienware M17x which is about 5 years old and gets so hot that after a few minutes it can no longer be held on my lap and regularly shuts down due to overheating. I bought at least 5 cooling pads like Thermaltake blocks and other well reviewed items. None of them cooled my laptop, at most they kept it warm. And each of them had their own problems. Most, like Thermaltake's block, had plastic feet that cracked and broke relatively easily. sofa, and this huge old laptop was on all…

I have an old ASUS laptop that overheats frequently, sometimes several times a day. In the summer, I pointed Vornado at him. I apply thermal paste once a year. Sometimes I've used ice packs underneath. This cool pack was the deal of the day so I gave it a try. Plus: It seems to lower the temperature by 1-2 degrees Celsius, it's not noisy, if you position the laptop correctly, it will blow some air towards you. Meh: I used to put the laptop on wooden blocks because I use it as a work desk with a

I have a 17" Alienware M17x which is about 5 years old and gets so hot that after a few minutes you can't hold it on your lap and it keeps shutting down due to overheating I bought at least 5 cooling pads such as Thermaltake blocks and other well-reviewed items.None of them cooled my laptop, at most they kept it warm.And each of them had their own issues.like Thermaltake's unit had plastic legs that were relatively quick cracked and broke. I decided to try the Havit 5 fan unit here, which…

I purchased this item on August 28, 2017 and started using it the following week. Took it to the Philippines and used it on 28 hour flights on Jet Blue, Asiana Airlines and Cebu Pacific. No problems at security checkpoints, no problems on the plane, no problems at work and still as quiet as possible. Some things you need to KNOW: 1) Feet can slip. LOOK CAREFULLY at them (rubber parts, no plastic components) 2) Yes, yes, yes, two USB ports. lol but ONE MUST be used for FANS. So you have ONE free