llano V10 RGB Laptop Cooling Pad

I have a Lenovo Legion Pro 7 with a RTX 4090 for gaming. While playing the standard fans on my laptop are by no means lack luster fans, meaning that they work hard to cool the thermal output of y gaming sessions on COD, Delta Force, Starfield, and the like. Temps were hitting in the 60C area. even with other standard cooling pads for laptops. So I have always been on the prowl for a better cooling setup. Because as we all know.... the cooler the temps, the better performance.
I stumbled across the V10 somewhere during my random searches online and watched some youtube reviews, and was hopefull. I ordered, it came, I set it up, turned it on and checked my temps. Standard temps for computer on CPU load of 3% GPU load 1-3% 40C, Temps during gameplay with 50% CPU load, 90% GPU load, 55 - 60C..... big difference from before. I was getting 69-71C during gameplay before. Awesome difference. only reason not getting a 5 Star is I think it would be awesome if you could figure out how to put a mini A\C condenser with freon in one of these and pump super cool temps in.......... I know it's a pipedream but that's why no 5 star.

Needed a cooling unit for my gaming computer. This one has various cooling settings that work well with my device. It is worth the money I spend on it. I have used it every day since I bought it. It works well every time I turn it on. Multiple lighting settings it is easy to use. It is a bit loud but with my head phones that is not an issue.

I bought this for my g14 and I can view the temps drop in real time. It’s a great little fan! Really quiet and efficient too on the lower settings. Instructions were easy to understand too. Seems well built so far. My usb mouse dongle doesn’t fit in their usba but it’s not a big deal to me as I wasn’t expecting ports anyways. Great fan!

I have both the V12 and V10 for my ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 Laptop. I've had the V12 for a month and decided to purchase the V10 to see the power of 3500 RPM & have available for family members to use. I can already tell the difference: I would argue that at max RPM, this one (V10) is slightly quieter. The temperature drops 20 degrees Fahrenheit quickly. But in terms of airflow, I'm seeing better results with the V12 for my 16" laptop, despite the max RPM reaching 2800 on that model. I think the major flaw with the V10 is that the formation of the holes built are in a rectangular formation (versus the V12 which has a circular set of holes around the fan in the gap), and the shape prevents some of the airflow from reaching the full bottom at all angles as intended (& preferred). Although this is advertised for sizes up to 17" laptops, I would recommend this cooler for anyone with a laptop that is smaller than 15", as I feel the size & shape is more accommodating. I can imagine at the time of release that it was considered the best of the best. I can at least hand this off for family members to use with full confidence that it does work really well. For me personally, I will be sticking to the V12, for size & the true 360 airflow needed for my 16" laptop.

Have been using it for a while. Cooling performance is really solid and does the job well. The fan speed is powerful and pushes a lot of airflow, which helps keep temps down during long use. For the price, it’s definitely worth it. The only downside is the noise level. Fan speed can be somewhat loud on higher settings, but if you put on headphones, you almost hear nothing. The RGB lighting is a nice extra and looks clean, not too distracting. Overall, a good balance of performance and value.