IETSGT300 Double blower Laptop Cooling Pad for 14-17 Inch gaming Laptop, Laptop Cooler Pad with Dust filter, flexible rubber ring, colorful lights,Adjustable Mount Stand,Third gear speed

Early days but seems well constructed, good fit for my large brand new gaming laptop and seems to be reducing temperatures by several degrees. Happy with it.The only downside is if your laptop heat exhaust is in the back as it will blow hot air where the cooler sucks it in. They do offer two plastic inserts to stick onto the laptop to guide the hot air away. Presume it works OK.There is noise. A constant whine that can be governed by which of the three fan speeds you use...but is there and is noticeable. I filter it out and am fine but some might find it annoying....but you cannot have moving parts and not have noise.Overall, I am very happy with it albeit early days. Looks good, fits well, reduces temperature a lot.

Perfect to cool a Razer High spec lappy.But its is not quiet, I can say having used many, its not quiet but it is also not the loudest.So a good middle ground and it is amazing at cooling either 15 or 17 inch laptops

Perfect cooling pad with a lot of power. I saw reductions of up to 10°c when gaming on my HP Omen 15 with the max blower setting. The LED lights are a really nice feature and the fact you can use it on your lap is also a plus. The noise on the max setting it fairly audible. However, with a headset you'll be good to go. Besides, the cooling power is well worth the added noise in my opinion. While it is on the pricier side, it has out-performed every previous pad I've owned by leaps, so worth every penny

What to say..... mmmm, well.., i think to sum it up briefly its BLOODY BRILLIANT..Aesthetically its very smart. Seemingly well built from believe it or not, reasonably decent plastics with some aluminium part.Im Moderately Impressed and thats high praise from me..Holds the laptop very securely and creates an awesome seal with a brilliant colling performance..My old cooling stand got the cpu trlemps to 50/52c.. The Iets GT3000 gets it down to 43/47c at room temp... CONSISTANTLY AND CONTINUALLY.. (see pic)It allows for great positioning of the laptop.The noise maybe a concern for some, but i dont mind the reassuring sound of the back pressured blower..By the way... Laptop in the photos/vids didnt come with the cooling stand..Price... hmmm, ok its not the cheapest option.. BUT.., If your standing £2k's worth of laptop on something you want to be sure its going to protect it from heat and maximise performance...AND THIS DOES.So is it worth its price!!Your damned straight it is. .As long as the fans are not cheapo's i can envisage this lasting well and a long time.The LED light cycling is perfectly fine. Very smooth and nice colours..The button feel and functions are crisp and sharp, with a solid feel on sound to them when depressed..CONS..Only 2.. I would have liked to see a spare rubber seal for each of the 2 sizes being included instead of just 1 of each...Or is that me nitt-picking..Could be considered loud with its noise level but i find it acceptable.My laptop shown on it is 17.3 which i mainly use for high level gaming so need additional heat conveyance, which this does well.Will be happy to answer any other questions..

This is a very good laptop cooling mat. Fans can get a little noisy.. but nothing that bothers me to much. Most of time got headphones on..Be aware. As with my laptop.. not all laptops draw air in from the bottom. So it will have limited or appear to have little or no effect on laptop temperature. Having said that. Even on my Asus Zephyrus Duo16... while it wont help with High CPU temperatures.. it does help keep the bottom cooler which helps the SSD temperatures. It also helps to rase my laptop into a better position for me to see and use.

If you've made it this far to find this product, you're perhaps like me. I have a slim 15.6 laptop, good specs but it is severely limited by heat throttling when gaming (it will go above 80). I knew this when I brought it, and I brought it with a normal fan which was great for the purpose. I would have brought it again but since the pandemic the prices of laptop fans have rocketed - I refuse to pay for them when I know it costs them a tiny tiny fraction to make.So ironically, I brought the most expensive one on the sensible market. This thing is NOT flimsy. It's big, it's solid, and heavy enough to not slide. Remember when products reeked quality? This one does. Other reviews will tell you all about thisCompared to other fans this blows (Quite literally) them out of the water. As a result it's noisy anything above speed 0, (it has 4 speeds). Speed 0 is pretty much the normal fan, reducing my heat the same 10 degrees as others did.Speed 1 to 3 is my gaming mode. Now my laptop is not powerful, it has a MX250 card and i7 8th Gen (2 years old). I was getting 70 (Okay) to 80 (High) gaming with a normal fan (and that was playing GTA 5 normal settings), now it hovers around 60 (Heaven). I can now game with some serious games well below their recommended spec limits without melting my device.More spec wise, I upped my wattage to the cpu by 25% (Don't do this), and undervolted (this is safer). I have been getting around 3.6Ghz Max core frequency sustained across all cores while gaming, usually it'll be 2.2 max under the same pressure. Temperatures rocketted but speed 3 kept my CPU from completely melting, hovering at 80+. Did it improve my gaming? Yes, but not worth the risk, just shows what an idiot like me can acheive if he really wants to. High temps above 80 are not recommended as it can reduce the life of the CPU - shortened my i7 4th gen by several years.So, it looks great, feels great, sounds like a plane above speed 0, but gives your laptop wings. Headphones recommended or just get used to a windy noise. Obviously that not suitable for transport - so its great if you use your laptop for work, and then come home, put it on this altar to game on your potato.Worth it?Well, better than vastly overpaying for a cheap product, that does half a job. This is the real deal of laptop cooling pads. And I'll keep telling myself that everytime I remember how much I paid for it.