Stay Cool and Efficient with Lamicall Laptop Cooling Pad - Five Fan Portable Stand for MacBook Air Pro, Dell XPS, HP and Alienware Laptops up to 15.6 Inches Review

I chose this cooling pad based on the rave reviews. It should replace the old grid stand without electronics. Based on my experience, I have to take these rave reviews with a grain of salt. This was commonly used on the Latitude 7350 (2-in-1), which has higher specs. The temperature on the laptop mostly fluctuated around 72°C under load and occasionally rose to 75-80°C. Using this cooling pad with all fans running at maximum speed, the temperature barely dropped a few degrees during operation…

5 month update: Still working great! It's slightly magnetic to keep your laptop in place. The riser is just as beneficial as the grippers on the ground. I really like how you can customize the fan settings. I want to clarify that although there are 2 USB ports, one of them is used to connect your fan to the laptop. It really levels the playing field. I'm not recording that, but I would keep that in mind. Upon receipt of the package on the box it was clear that it had details and that's it. It…

Even though we've only had it three days, it works great. Bought for my wife's laptop, an Acer product, it lived up to its promise of good cooling. And even though she only uses the laptop for light gaming and email, the laptop doesn't break. And the fact that it's powered from a USB port on the laptop, it turns on when she's using it and off when she's done, and she doesn't have to remember to turn it on or off. With the added speed control and extra USB port, plus the convenient tilt from the

I have a 15 inch Lenovo T590 that was throttling due to overheating and crashing when the system was under load. Desperate for stability, I put this cooling pad underneath and it made a huge difference. In front of the cooling pad, a video conference with more than 10 people (cameras on) will cause an ambient temperature of around 26 degrees Celsius for the processors around over 90 degrees Celsius going up with spikes in the high 90's, the machine usually stalls in the high 90's. This…

Things to look out for:* All fans pull air from the bottom up (towards your laptop).* LEDs reflect in a small gap under the thermal pad, which is a bit annoying* My MacBook's quiet fans run much louder under load* Not for use on knees, or at least it's uncomfortable. I really wish there was an easy way to turn off the LEDs. I gave it 5 stars just because of the $20 price, if it was $30 I would lower it to 4 stars just because of the LEDs.

If you look at the performance of laptop coolers, you'll find that the temperatures are about the same if you just lift the laptop on the stand for more to allow airflow. through the floor. So with fans on or off, CPU and GPU temperatures are the same. Regardless, I find it the perfect solution for elevating your laptop and tilting your keyboard. CPU and GPU temps drop about 15-28F with fans on or off, doesn't matter. The fans keep the case a bit cooler. But I like this product because it's not

Cooling fan works very well. I use my Dell on my lap (I know I shouldn't). My old fan didn't work with my new computer; So I bought this. As others have said, I turned the machine over as the Dell's heat dissipates at the bottom at the rear of the machine. This has the added benefit of putting the extra USB port and fan controller on the front where I can easily reach them. The fans are silent. Some complain about the inability to turn off the blue light. I close my computer at night and it…

It's thicker than I'd like and my laptop sticks out more off the table than I wanted, but it's still better than no fan and I'll keep using it. I don't need those stupid blue lights, but my laptop covers them. The noise is coming from the cooling pad fans and I set the speed control to the lowest setting to reduce the fan noise. However, this cooler's fans are quieter than my laptop's CPU fans when the CPU fans run at high speed, so the net gain is better than before. I have found that with the

This cooler does a good job in this price range. It's easy to use and produces enough air for my 15 inch laptop. At this price I should have known there might be little things about this cooler that I wouldn't like. For example, it's height adjustable, but the retractable tabs don't have rubber on the bottom of the legs. So if you have a wooden table like mine, it's no good. A USB hub has two ports, but the device is powered by USB, so you forego a port on your laptop to power the device and…

This item arrived to me completely bent, as if someone had sat on it. I say almost like because both the metal grille on top and the plastic base were deformed. Not sure how this damage can be caused by physical impact in the normal course of perspiration. Perhaps this is a factory defect or substandard materials. In any case, it's useless. The cooler doesn't even sit flat on the table, and when pressed against opposite corners it wobbles almost 1/4 inch. It wouldn't be so bad if Revain/Seller…

I have a 15 inch Lenovo T590 that was throttling and crashing due to overheating under system load. Desperate for stability. Put this cooling pad underneath and it will change the world. Before the cooling pad, a video conference with more than 10 people (including cameras), an ambient temperature of about 26 degrees Celsius will cause the processors to exceed 90 degrees Celsius peaks in the high 90- That is, usually the car is blocked in the high 90s. This particular machine draws air in from…

Just got it with fast shipping, it's smaller than my extended 15.6 after unboxing -inch keyboard and it's already rattling. However, I can't tell which one rattles. Mine gets very hot, I'll report what happens when this laptop gets very hot, even with an SSD in it. I feel the flow of air, which can be touched at an angle. I already vented the metal I put under this laptop to keep it cool. Run this dual-core processor at maximum speed. It only rattled in battery mode when the power was…