llano V12 RGB Laptop Cooling Pad

Very well made and sturdy. I like that it plugs into the wall socket and doesn't run off the computer. The speed adjustment and control buttons are right at the front and easy to use. The sound of the fans isn't too loud and it cools well. The power cord is a good length (not too short). The incline makes it a comfortable fit. I'm using it for my 17 inch ASUS laptop and it fits nicely on the stand. Very happy with this purchase.

I bought this to help with the annoyance that is gaming laptop temperatures.It's pretty quiet, in fact its only really audible around 1000rpm. And as for the noise, yes it gets loud when the fan speed gets cranked up, but that's not really a problem because it's to be expected. I've been using it for months now and it's been great, temps are lower and my posture is a bit better because the laptop is at eye level. Plus the USB ports on the side add a lot more ways to add accessories so that's a great bonus. It's literally plug and play, easy as that.

Works extremely well!I'm using this on an Asus Tuf A16 with the i7 and a 4060. The A16 already has pretty good thermals for a gaming laptop but it can get pretty loud and the keyboard can get sort of warm which is uncomfortable to rest my hand on for hours while I play games.This cooling pad has completely changed laptop gaming for me already. Temps in games like rdr2 have dropped from an average of 90°c to less than 65°c. That's crazy. I'm also getting better performance.I have mine set to 1200 on the little digital display. It's not very loud at all. It uses a centrifugal fan to force air into your laptop's intake and you can feel it come out the exhaust. Cold air comes out of the exhaust. This is so wild. You can set it to as high as 2800 and that's extremely loud, but unless you have a seriously terribly designed laptop I think it's unnecessary. Mine is set to 1200 and it's giving me temperatures almost 30° lower than stock, and it's quieter than stock.I've attached GeekBench scores that I got, testing without using the fan at all, and using the fan at full blast. According to GeekBench, I'm getting 18% better CPU performance using the fan. That is what I would consider a very substantial increase in power.

I’m not normally one to leave reviews, but this one has earned it. I have a gaming laptop that quite literally will become too hot to the touch during lengthy gaming sessions. Without a laptop fan, I am unable to play.Before this one, I went through about 3-4 others, and without me damaging them, they lasted anywhere from 3-6 months. This laptop fan is now one year and one week old and still working as it did on day one.No power supply issues, no reliability issues, no fan speed issues. The max setting is far more than you’ll ever need, and while not “quiet” in general, it is fairly quiet when compared to the other fans I’ve had. Build quality is sturdy, stable, my laptop sits at a comfortable height, and doesn’t feel cheap.It uses an outlet for power, and not your laptop/desktop, so compatibility is not an issue.

This has taken me a couple years to write. This unit has a few different uses. First it has a filter so dust doesn't get into your laptop. Two and three are kinda the same, but let me explain. On the high setting it is not practical to run unless you are going for max scores on 3Dmark(benchmark). There are more usable settings because this thing gets very loud. Which brings me to the third thing. When using a practical setting like (400-700) for every day gaming use. You will see a difference in your benchmark scores between this product and just a metal stand with no fan. I will list four benchmarks scores with performance and turbo settings and fan speeds of 400, 700, and cross reference with metal stand scores. Metal stand will be (MS), laptop settings performance will be (P), turbo will be (T), for this product I will use cooling pad (CP) and the fan speed setting. Benchmark scores, --Time SpyMS: P 17458, T 19468CP400:18170,T 19675CP700: P 18205, T 19710Portable RoyalMS: P 12901, T 13687CP400: P12978, T 13881CP700: P 13060, T 13968Steel NomadMS: P 4743, T 5071CP400: P 4760,T 5079CP700: P 4824, T 5021Night RaidMS: P 66494, T 70792CP400: P 71257, T 72948CP700: P 73001, T 73681As you can see there is a difference in these results, and from realistic decibel levels that match the fan sounds from my laptop. Im telling you at max speed this thing sounds like a 90's two stroke 2.5L Mercury outboard engine at 7K RPM's. It's ridiculously loud, but at normal levels its ok and it works! I highly recommend this product.