llano Gaming Laptop Cooler, V12 Laptop Cooling Pad Stand

Ever since i started using a laptop in lieu of an actual tower for a workstation, ive noticed how it overheats and affects the performance. It's a dell latitude series that projects to my ultra wide monitor. I bought a cheap laptop cooler which was ok but my laptop still was warm to the touch on the back vents. Now that i've switched to this beast, i only feel warmth on the underside when i check and lift the laptop off the fan. Otherwise when full seal is kept over the placement, the vents blow cool air. I have the cooling set to 500 rpm which is low compared to the max 2800. Cranking up to max rpm is very noisy, so 500 is fine for my work purposes. I've had it for a few days and it is pretty reliable. The underside of the pad has some adjustable legs, but i don't need to use it. Overall, great product for non-gaming performance for old and overheating tech.

Highly impressed, I was online gaming for an hour and this cooler kept my laptop at a pristine temperature! kept the speed at around 900. yes it has a little bit of noise, but I wear noise cancelling headphones and I can't even hear it. worth the investment!

The hp victus does technically work great, but is on the very bottom end of what I would put on here for size, the laptop only has maybe 1/4" of an overlap around the sides and back for that gasket, should work just fine in the long run but is the smallest I would comfortably use. I can't say if the smaller unit would line up correctly with the vents or not, but this does work. The2024 16" Lenovo legion slim 5 fits a bit better, vents are clear and we get good airflow. Fan while not exactly quiet, isn't offensive and mostly blends in with background noise and any other fans you may have in the room. I do appreciate having the dust filter. It won't catch anything super fine but will definitely keep out larger guff and animal hair. The hp did see a good few degrees drop in temps with pad set to 1100 rpm. The Lenovo has a better cooler out of box and only saw a couple degrees drop in my work loads, but I don't stress the system so that's not surprising. What this did fix was my system fans randomly ramping up and down as the crap OEM fan control software fails to keep temps consistent. With this cooler I was able to keep my laptop at a steady 70 degrees with a consistent and easy to forget about low hum of noise. It's cheap, and made of plastic but isn't offensive, same as any other laptop cooler pad, but this one actually works, for 80$ only way to make one perform better is to pay allot more money on noctua fans and better materials to make one yourself. Unless you have system fans laying around and the tools to do it, you can't beat this for $80. Will absolutely continue to use this with my laptop.

TLDR: Worth every penny, drops temps by 10-15°C on reasonable RPM (800-1200). Customer service might be wonky though. Amazing laptop cooler, well worth the money. It dropped my idle temps from high 60's to low 50's, and high gaming temps from high 90's to 80's. Lenovo Legion 5i 5060. I had a bit of an issue with my first unit they sent me, fan speeds would randomly spike or drop; ex: 800RPM it would go up in increments of 100 until max or go down without any input from me and cooler is only plugged into wall. So I returned it and go a replacement. Why I gave it 4 out of 5 isn't the product itself, because maybe I just had bad luck and got a faulty product, but when it worked it worked well, and it worked 98% of the time flawlessly. I gave it a 4 because of customer support, or lack thereof. Everyone online kept saying Llano has great customer service, but I personally got ghosted when I asked them about my issue. Could have just been bad timing, but since Llano has a 1 year warranty and I couldn't get a hold of customer service, claiming that warranty if product has issues in the future might be a challenge. Again, might just be bad timing on my part or my emails got lost, but it's still something worth noting. Overall, great investment for your gaming laptop.

So far so good! I don’t know about the $90 price tag 💀 but it came with a wall plug so I don’t need to worry about powering it off my already monster of a laptop. It is loud at its highest setting, which I have it at 2800. It actually made it hard to watch TV at the same time. But the air is really cool and at its highest setting you can really feel the fan blowing on the sides of the laptop and underneath it’s also really sturdy so my heavy 18 inch laptop feels really taken care of. It does stick out a little bit on the back end but it again it’s very sturdy.

Amazing. On Max it is rather loud, but not annoyingly so. at 1700, it took my laptop exhaust air from 118F down to 95F (the room im in is 80F always, and i started having a temperature alert when playing intensive games. This has resolved that problem.

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.

Works great! Money well spent. It does cool my gpu when I play and that’s at half speed. It is loud though, and the button to turn on has not texture or haptic feel

Great laptop cooler reduces my laptop temps anout 2 to 6 Celsius degrees which helps my laptop maintain high FPS and tempa under 80c depending also on the room temp.Not an extreme change a nice boost and yes fan speed above 600 or 800 gets noisily if you game workout headphones . Currently using razer blade 15 mid 2021 model with RTX 3080 i9 and 32GB ram .

Llevo un mes usando este enfriador con un portátil de 15,6" (es compatible con portátiles de 15" a 19"). Estas son mis impresiones: Diseño y construcción El ventilador principal de 14 cm está bien integrado: no vibra, no se sale del marco y no molesta en absoluto en el uso. El acabado es en gomaespuma con dos ganchos en la parte inferior, lo que hace que el portátil quede bien encajado y que el aire se aproveche mejor. Sí deja alguna ligera marca en la base de la gomaespuma, pero nada preocupante. Trae un filtro antipolvo extraíble en la parte inferior, algo que agradezco para mantenerlo limpio. También incluye dos patas ajustables en dos posiciones; yo lo uso siempre en la máxima altura porque me resulta más cómodo y mejora la entrada de aire. También tiene un filtro extra por si al tiempo quieres cambiarlo. Puertos y conectividad Al principio pensé que los puertos USB no funcionaban, pero el problema se soluciona fácilmente conectando la base al portátil mediante el cable que viene incluido en la caja. Una vez hecho esto, los puertos funcionan correctamente, dándole un plus de utilidad a la base. Rendimiento y refrigeración Este punto es donde más brilla el enfriador. He notado reducciones de hasta 20 °C en juegos exigentes, lo cual me parece una barbaridad comparado con otras bases que apenas bajan unos grados. El ventilador tiene un rango de 300 a 2800 rpm: A 300 rpm es prácticamente inaudible (se escuchan más los ventiladores del propio portátil). Entre 800-1000 rpm es el rango que más uso para jugar: se oye, pero nada molesto incluso sin cascos. A 2800 rpm el ruido es altísimo, tanto que incluso con auriculares se escucha, pero la capacidad de enfriamiento es brutal. Lo uso solo de forma puntual para bajar rápido la temperatura y luego vuelvo a 800-1000 rpm para mantenerla. La base en sí no se calienta con el uso, y el diseño está pensado para que el aire atraviese directamente el portátil, acelerando mucho más la disipación que en bases planas tradicionales. Comodidad y uso diario Al principio me costó adaptarme a la altura extra comparado con otros elevadores, pero una vez me acostumbré, cuando no lo tenía lo notaba demasiado bajo. En mi experiencia, sí mejora la postura. El portátil no se desliza nada gracias al encaje y a la espuma. Precio y valoración final Lo compré por 95,59 €, y a ese precio me parece una compra excelente, mucho más ajustado que los más de 130 € que había visto en otros momentos. No he probado otras bases para comparar, pero este modelo me parece válido para cualquier persona que use portátil, desde gamers hasta usuarios de oficina, siempre que entre en el rango de tamaño soportado. Como detalle añadido viene con una alfombrilla grande para la mesa algo que es de agradecer para el uso del ratón.

drops both cpu and gpu temps considerably (i9 14900hx cpu and rtx 4090 laptop gpu), CPU of course will try to draw more power as it cools so it will seem less effective on cpu when looking at the maximum temperature spikes, but the averages while idle and under load will drop heavily nonetheless. very impressive results on GPU, raytraced 1440p gaming & large resolution stable diffusion use never saw it above 70 in the ~10 hours i've so far used it, compared to mid-high 80's when simply raised at the back. have been running this at 600RPM, it goes up to 2800, so if you're okay with more noise you can get even better results. i live in a dusty environment, so the vaccuum seal & dust filtration are a huge plus, and the primary reason i chose this cooler, everything else has just been a pleasant surprise. if you have the rare laptop that vents heat out the bottom, then this is definitely not for you, otherwise absolutely yes, 160 AUD to help insure a 5000 AUD purchase is well worth it.

My daily Basis Laptop Cooling Pad after looking for so many recommendations online. I have a MSI Crosshair 16 inches and it's just good for it. Definitely reduce the temperatures about 10°C around 1500rpm. Maximum speed of 2400rpm and i just dont mind the sound of the cooling pad bc i used headphones all the time. Makes noise around 1200rpm going up but it's normal for the size of the fan.

Great product, works as advertised. GPU temperature dropped from 90 C° on full output to 68 C°.