Review on TopMate C11 Laptop Cooling Pad - 6 Quiet Fans, RGB Gaming Notebook Cooler, Adjustable Height & Phone Holder For 15.6-17.3 Inch Laptops - Ice Blue LED Light by Ron Houston
works great, keeps the heat down, but the arms arent strong.
the only downside is that my laptop is not a super heavy one or even a big one. its a standard 15.4" screen, and yet the little peg arms that are supposed to hold the laptop in place keep getting pushed back and down, as if my laptop weights too much for it to handle.also, thankfully you can turn off the RGB by holding down the light button. the fans stay on but the lights go out.
- The cooling pad is incredibly energy efficient, meaning it won't drain your laptop's battery power
- Users may prefer alternate, more traditional forms of cooling
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