llano V13 Gaming Laptop Cooler, Laptop Cooling Pad Stand with 5.5inch External Cooling Fan, Fast Cooling Computer Laptop 15.6-21in, Adjustable Speed, Touch Control, 3-Port USB A, A Mouse Pad IncludedClimatePartner certified

I hate being shaken down. This is an item you buy because you really need it. It's priced ridiculously high as a result.However, the device works better than any device I've tried. I own a MSI Prestige 15 laptop, which is very powerful and capable even today, but it got so HOT I was concerned it would bake itself, and I reduced CPU, GPU and other use, so I couldn't tap its' full capabilities.This device forces air thru the laptop faster than the laptop can take it. At full force, air starts coming out of holes in the laptop I didn't even know existed, including between the keys. It keeps the ENTIRE laptop cool, not just the key spots like the built in fans do.I can do heavy work all day long with the cooler's fan at 600, with acceptable noise level for office work. If I push the laptop extra hard, I've needed to crank the cooler ip to as much as 1400 at which point it's pretty loud.Given how expensive the laptop was, and/or how much it would cost to replace, it's worth the price for what should otherwise be a $25 item.

I used to think laptop coolers were all show and no substance. I assumed they just added RGB lighting and fan noise without actually cooling anything. But the Llano laptop cooler completely changed my opinion.This cooler consistently drops my gaming temps by around 20°C. Before using it, my laptop would hit 90°C+ during intense gaming sessions. Now, it stays closer to 70°C, even during longer play sessions. That’s not just a minor improvement—it’s a huge difference for both performance and hardware longevity.The build quality is solid, and the fans actually move a significant amount of air. It has multiple speed settings and covers the full base of my 16” laptop. The airflow is noticeable, and you can feel the hot air being pushed out rather than just stirred around.If you care about protecting your laptop’s internals and keeping temps under control, this cooler is a gamechanger. It’s not just a gimmick, it’s a worthwhile investment.Also to all the folks out there saying you have to push the button super hard to get it on, its timer based haha. Just hold your finger on it for like 2-3 seconds and it will turn on and off.

Excellent product, delivers what is set to do. May be a little loud, but man does my laptop run cooler while playing games using this thing, before, even playing not so graphically demanding games, the game would start to stutter as soon as the temps were too high, but now, no stutters no matter how much I keep playing. Before, my GPU would go from 0 to 85 in just some minutes. Now, I can keep it on 60-65 without even having this device running at maximum power

It's way louder than I expected but does exactly the job it's supposed to do. The fan is extremely powerful and sounds like a jet engine if you crank it up.Overkill for my work laptop but it stays nice and cool with pre-filtered air. I just run it at the minimum 300 RPM all day long and acts as white noise. Any higher and it's annoyingly loud.I really appreciate the large mouse mat it came with, it's a nice bonus.

This cooling pad does indeed work as advertised. I'm seeing similar temperature reductions as those advertised in the listing and am thrilled with the performance. The chamber design is brilliant and does seem to work better for me than past cooling pads that I've owned that are just simple flat designs. Build quality is fine overall. The plastic does feel a little cheap, but it seems to be well constructed and I'm confident it will hold up to general wear and tear.I will say that the pad isn't really a universal fit for all laptops. I'm using it with an Alienware m16 R1, and when placing it where it should be on the pad (i.e. the chassis aligned with the foam ring and the front clips raised in place) a good portion of the intake panel on the bottom of the machine is completely covered up by the foam. At best, this prevents the pad from doing its job and at worst can worsen your temps by reducing airflow. I'm not taking any stars off for this, as I realize that it's impossible for the manufacturer to make a truly "one size fits all" product, but it's something to keep in mind. I have my laptop sitting with the front of the chassis hanging an inch or so off the front of the cooling pad to prevent the intake issue, which makes the clips useless and also blocks the RPM display on the pad. This isn't a huge deal, and the laptop still sits perfectly secure. I don't have any issues with it slipping off the front, even with the cooling pad raised to its highest position. The foam ring does a good job at preventing any slipping. This could very well be a problem specific to this generation of Alienware machines given the design choice with the large rear I/O panel, I'm not sure, but again, it's something to keep in mind.If you do decide to buy this pad (and I do recommend it despite this issue) just study the bottom of your laptop to make sure that no intake vents are blocked.

Amazing. Laptop was thermal throttling at 80c. Put it on this and temps dropped to 55-60c at 600 rpm which is reasonably quiet (only slightly louder than the laptop fans). Could crank the fans to max for slightly more cooling, but it does get quiet loud at max.I did end up replacing the thermal paste/pads on my laptop, which brought by baseline temps down to 70-75c. However I will still keep this to help improve the longevity of the laptop as at low rpm/noise it will drop the temps to 55c.The one downside is it is large and bulky with a dedicated power adapter. So not great for mobile gaming, but if you are gaming at a desk and only occasionally at other locations it is amazing.