ChillCoreLaptop Cooling Pad, RGB Laptop Fan Cooling Pad 9 Fans for 15.6-19.3 Inch Laptops, Gaming Laptop Cooler with 8 Height Stands, 2 USB Ports - A21 Pattern

Works excellent! Cools my laptop really well. Just wish I knew the wattage. So quiet that I have to leave the lights one just to know it’s working. The adjustable angles came in handy when diagnosing my power issues. Whil I had to keep it unplugged during testing the laptop, it helped still yet to keep air flow going by keeping it at an angle.

This item has worked great for several months now. It cools my laptop and has plenty of space for my 16in.I did have one problem where the little plastic piece that holds the laptop up when the cooling pad is at an angle broke, but the company was extremely helpful in helping me fix the problem. Some of the best customer service I have seen!I would highly recommend this product and company if you're in the market for a cooling fan!

This is a good cooling pad, I like it, keeps my gaming laptop (Lenovo) much cooler than just the onboard fans, it si a bit loud but i think if you are using this type of laptop you are already expecting the fans to be heard. It is not so loud though that you cannot hear the computer, the RGB lighting is kinda neat. It has 7 or 8 different colors/ schemes, solid colors like blue, red, purple, teal, rainbow, and schemes like colors chasing around the pad, breathing (slowly going in and out), the fans are lit up as well and the all seem to move quite a bit of air around, it has non slip feet underneath so it wont be sliding around on your table, and the laptop just kind of sits on top. As for build quality, i really don’t know what to say, it is all plastic with a metal grate over the fans that the laptop sits on, it is adjustable. Overall i like mine, even bought one for my son and daughter, to keep their computers cooler. The only hting that is a little quirky is the charging port is USBa and to use it requires a UBSa to USBa male to male cord ( included) other than that this. Thing is great, and yes i would buy it agian

I recently got a new all AMD laptop and the Ryzen 7 CPU really liked to run hot. I upgraded the RAM to 64gb Crucial sticks and got this cooling pad for it. The combo has made a huge difference.Prior to the pad and RAM upgrade, it was running 90-95°C in every game. Just the RAM upgrade dropped my CPU temps a bit. 16gb just wasn't cutting it.After getting this cooling pad, I rarely exceed 75°C when gaming on Linux. Games tried so far are Dirt Rally 2.0, WoW, and Mudrunner. I still have to boot Win11 for Battlefield, which sucks, but running the Chillcore at 2200RPM, I can keep the CPU temp below 90°C reliably. It performs wonderfully.Other things I'm liking about it:• Still comfortable to use on my lap, even with the back propped up to the lowest setting.• Comes with 3 air filters total. I love knowing that this pad is helping to keep dust and doggie fur out of my new laptop.• Surprisingly quiet up to 1200-1600 rpm setting. Still tolerable even at max.• The listing says it's covered by a 2 year warranty.• RGB is easy to cycle through and to turn completely off• I thought the little baffle clips that hold the front of the laptop were silly before I received it, in use though, they really add a lot of confidence that my laptop won't budge.• Foam seal not only prevents air from escaping the pad, but also helps keep the laptop in one place. No sliding around like the old, hard plastic cooling pads.• Has a power button. I usually plug it into the wall, so having an actual power button is great.So far, the only thing I wish it had was a way to adjust the brightness of the RGB. I currently turn it completely off as soon as it powers up. It's way too bright for me.

Outstanding cooling, compared to the other two cooler pads I've tried. My gaming rig is a Lenovo Legion Pro 5 with a RTX 4070 and Ryzen 7745HX. It's fast and I love it, but it runs HOT. In pretty much any FPS game and anything with any kind of graphics to speak of I get thermal throttling at 212° for the CPU. I took it apart and redid all the thermal paste and that helped gain several frames in most games before thermal throttling again...With this cooler, I FINALLY can play without throttling. I'm currently playing GTA V, getting 137fps with the graphics preset on High RT, 2560x1600 with 185°F CPU and 141°F GPU. Used to be throttled and only around 129fps.This cooler's foam actually forces are through the machine, rather than just randomly blowing air at the bottom of it. WAY more effective this way. It is a BIT noisy on max speed, but no worse than my desktop with 11 fans in it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’ve been using it for a week or two and it has made a huge difference. With my old cooling pad my CPU temp would hit 90c regularly. This pad keeps it to 75-80 max without the laptop fans going full speed. Amazing cooling pad so far.

The lights are bright, which I like, even if there's not a setting I particularly love (lights move too fast. Give me all the colors at like a quarter the slowest cycle speed), and the fans are a touch loud, but I play with headphones, so whatever. It's lightweight, my laptop stays cool (and so do I, the fans are actually really great even though I've used it near daily for a month or two now), and it fits on my lap well enough even if it's not the most comfortable.Here's the real issue: It's not even remotely durable. The little plastic piece that flips up so your laptop doesn't fall down? Yeah, that broke. Like, so fast. The lowest height for keeping it at an angle is VERY sus, bump it the wrong way and it falls over. The USB cable was warped into an angle within the first week of use. So y'all know, I take care of my stuff. I store it away from where it can get bumped, my cats can't step on it, and it's always either put safely away or on my lap. So the fact that these are issues? They are issues.TLDR: It works well, don't expect it to survive long term