🔥 Cooler Master NotePal U3 PLUS Laptop Kühler: Powerful 3 Moving 80mm Fans, Protective Carry Case, Ergonomic Aluminum Frame - Sleek Black Review

Purchased for Alienware 17 R4 (should also fit R5). Most coasters didn't seem to fit the R4 size, but this one fitted perfectly. Its angle and height are perfect for my monitors. I don't use it for typing while in use, but it seems great for typing and even just as a stand. The fans aren't entirely silent, but they're enough to be unnoticeable. Consider creating white noise in many office buildings, but at a lower volume. The fans are a perfect match for the Alienware Air Intake. The fan mount…

Bought the Cooler Master NotePal U3 PLUS for the stand not the fans as I already knew they were weak. The stand is solid and not angled so high that it's uncomfortable to type on or the laptop slips off easily. I specifically chose this stand because it's big enough for a 17-inch laptop, has a low profile, and doesn't have front stops that protrude and sting my wrists while typing. The included fans barely lift tissue paper, so I bought a pair of ac infinity 120mm USB-powered fans. Whether it…

I bought two of these as I intended to be a serious 4 fan Noctua and despise the anemic but very slightly positioned fans it comes with but after I got it under an Alienware M17 R4 and M17 R5 (along with the much needed Samsung 960 Pro SSD heatsinks - see below in this post) No need to spend more money and time, this U3 Plus does the job well. In my case (see what I did there) the SSDs got hot. Case in point and a simple fix that brought temperatures down enough that with this cooler running at

Gasket worked well and looked good for the first month then one of the fans started making weird clicking noises all the time. You'll have to play with the wire and fan angle if you want to get rid of these noises. Every time you turn that damn thing on! Everything is fine on the video, one of the quietest clicks! Terrible! And this morning the second fan just wouldn't turn on! It was an "undamaged fan" but now it's completely broken! Doesn't even turn on! I have tried to contact this company…

I ordered a new HP 17 inch laptop and wanted a new cooling pad for it but couldn't find any pictures of HP's bottom cooling vents. During my research I came across this Cooler Master U3 Plus and the user positioned fans looked exactly how I wanted them so I ordered from Revain and it arrived before the new HP. can be positioned by the user, fans are fairly quiet at high speed, USB pass-through so you don't lose your USB port, fan speed controller can be attached to the pad, non-slip surfaces to

I don't know why there aren't more laptop coolers that you can freely modify to your liking because they will sell amazingly . I bought the U3 Plus with the intention of doing just that after seeing a review on Youtube that gave me an idea of the fan gap and space. Unfortunately, that was the only real option I came across to be able to change it. I have a crappy technet cooling pad with slow fans that made ticking noises and barely pushed any air through. As far as I could tell, temperatures…

This is a VERY well designed and effective cooling pad! It comes with 3 slim cupcake fans that can be adjusted from 900 to 1800 rpm. The fans can easily be positioned at the bottom of the mat to provide cooling where it is needed most depending on the location of your laptop's heat sources - use the button on the side of each fan to toggle the 4 corner pins to loosen and attach to any fan. pegboard surface. Fan noise isn't much louder than the laptop's ambient noise and can be controlled by…