💻 i-Star Laptop Cooling Pad with 2 USB Ports, Adjustable Height and LED Fans with Speed Control - Gaming Laptop Cooler Pad for Efficient Computer Cooling Review

Wanted to give a good review but my experience with this product was a waste of time. At first glance I was very disappointed to see how I ordered the blue cooling scheme. pads, but ended up pulling the red circuit out of the box. After plugging in the product, I noticed that the top right fan was not working. ok, two problems at once. And after testing the product for several hours, I did not notice any temperature drop. What I actually found is that it takes a special kind of credulity to…

If you use a laptop that sits on your lap, this isn't for you. By the way, this is my 2nd one. The rear plastic strip is very thin. On day 1 it broke in the middle, on day 2 it broke on both sides. I do not recommend this product. I think if you only use on the table and never move it might last longer? However, my laptop is on my lap, not on the table.

Background: Dell E6530 i7 2.7Ghz running at 3.6Ghz Turbo, gradually overheating always converting multiple videos which is 100% CPU speed on all 4 cores requires quite a long time. The cores reach 105°C Tj max in about 20 minutes because the laptop doesn't have as many vents on the bottom as it should, in my opinion. This 5-fan cooler could limit the CPU temperature to 89-91℃. Another cooler I tested, the Alien Studio cooler on the same laptop that did the same job, was able to keep the CPU at…

for my recently purchased Dell G3 gaming laptop that runs hotter than Satan's butt. (The CPU pretty much lives around 95 degrees when gaming! And that's when using Dell's "G-mode" which runs the onboard fans at 100.%) I didn't expect to have to take everything apart just for that Best to re-insert thermal paste (which was the most common solution I found online). I'll be disassembling desktops all day, but laptops can be a bit more delicate and I don't trust my luck. So I decided to try a cheap

I'll be honest with you. From what I've researched on cooling pads in general, it looks like they really don't do much much most of the time. However, I personally had issues with previous laptops that started overheating. Usually all you have to do is clean them, but at one point my only laptop needed a small desktop fan aimed at it to even play YouTube videos without overheating. So getting one of these could be a cheaper solution to keep your laptop running longer before buying a new one, or

WARNING: I am basing this "review" on comparing my experience with another Coolermaster X-slim. Macbook Pro Retina, 15 years old, mid 2012 Macbooks tend to get pretty hot (in my experience/probably based on my usage) and as my laptop will be 7 years old soon I'm hoping it will extend its lifespan, firstly, by keeping it as cool as possible. The i-Star laptop cooling pad is my second cooling pad that I bought in late December 2018 for around $18. My first cooling pad was the Coolermaster X-Slim…