llanoGaming 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 Included

Compared my cooler to my coworkers while we were both on the production floor. While this one required external power (not laptop USB power), my laptop stayed cool, kept running well, and maintained speed. My coworkers laptop overheated by lunch, and after spending lunch hour in the refrigerator overheated again by three pm. The integrated filter is a nice touch - would be really great if there was a higher quality filter option as well. I do have to admit, this unit has enough power to lift my laptop a bit on full speed.

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.

Good unit, a bit noisy

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.

Absolutely fantastic product. I was worried about gaming on my laptop due to the heat it generated. I have a gaming laptop (Asus Zephyr) and it can handle newer games but I am also aware that any heat slowly degrades the thermal paste and puts wear on the laptop. This fan is amazing!! I can watch it drop the temperature of my system by over 40 degrees in a matter of minutes. Depending on the game I am playing, this fan is capable of dissipating all of the heat generated, leaving my laptop cool to the touch. The heat will be pushed into your surrounding room so be sure to have plenty of air circulation in your gaming room. Solid construction from quality materials, this fan is admittedly more expensive than others out there but it is WORTH the investment.

I bought this a week ago for when I travel for work. I'm currently in Des Moines and it works great. Clearly I didn't read the full description because I was pleasantly surprised by a full width keyboard and mouse pad and it's looks pretty cool (a planet with light shining on the top of the planet, showing the curve as it disappears in the blackness of space). It's also pretty quiet and the airflow is good too.

I bought this Laptop Cooler hoping to alleviate the chronic overheating issues plaguing my gaming laptop. The pictures promised a cool and quiet solution, but what I got was a noisy, ineffective piece of plastic that made my situation even worse.First, let's talk about the "cooling" aspect. This thing barely makes a dent in my laptop's temperature. I ran tests before and after using the cooler, and the difference was negligible – maybe a degree or two Celsius at best. That's not enough to prevent thermal throttling or improve performance in any meaningful way.Second, the noise! This cooler sounds like a jet engine taking off. The fans whine and rattle, creating a constant drone that's incredibly distracting and annoying. I tried adjusting the fan speed, but even on the lowest setting, it's still louder than my laptop's built-in fans. Forget trying to game or watch a movie with this thing running – it's a complete auditory assault.Third, the build quality is atrocious. The plastic feels cheap and flimsy, and the whole thing wobbles precariously on my desk. The adjustable height settings are a joke – they're wobbly and don't stay in place. I'm constantly worried that the cooler is going to collapse and damage my laptop.In short, this laptop cooler is a complete waste of money. It doesn't cool effectively, it's incredibly noisy, the build quality is terrible, and the ergonomics are awful. Do yourself a favor and avoid this product like the plague. You're better off using a stack of books to prop up your laptop – at least that won't make you want to throw it out the window.

Worth the price, might be loud but you got a headset on anyway. It definitely keeps the Laptop cool.