KLIM Ultimate White + Laptop RGB Cooler - 11 to 17 Inch + Laptop Gaming Cooling + New version 2024 + Laptop Cooler + USB Fan + Stable and Quiet + Mac XboxOne PS5 PS4 Compatible + Black

My laptop is 17 inch - it has AMD Ryzen 9 3900 12 Core CPU / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070. It's used mostly for web development, graphics (adobe CC) and a bit of warcraft but lately I've wanted to do some video editing on Premierepro and found it was getting too hot and shutting down.I tried cleaning it all out for dust but there wasn't much inside and still afterwards, there was a lot of heat, especially on the right hand side where I suspected the internal fan either wasn't working or not doing an awful lot.I had an N11 Tecknet cooling pad but it just didn't seem to be blowing out much cool air. So I bought this having watched Tech Tyrial's very helpful review on Youtube. From the comments it looks like he used the Mistral initially (I didn't fancy that because of the noise) but had some probs and moved on to the Klim Ultimate.It's a sturdy cooling pan and has a nice height adjustable feature. The lights are of course a nice bonus. It also arrives very nicely packaged. It plugs into the laptop via USB. It's nice and quiet even on the highest setting.I've had it just a day but I've noticed an immediate improvement. I've been able to run Premiere Pro and happily edit for hours with no shut down. I'm positioning the cooling pad a bit to one side so the big fan is blasting right under the warmest side.I'm using coretemp - temps seem cooler - I'd say about 10 degrees lower roughly - usually it climbs into the high nineties and then shuts out.So, so far a great purchase, I'm very happy. Obviously I can't comment on durability as I've only just started using it.

Just to clarify, the unit I purchased is the single 20cm fan item, not the five fan unit.I admit I was very surprised when I unpacked this. For once it was actually large enough to hold my 17" laptop without it hanging over the sides. That alone gets my vote. But more than that, this thing is actually kinda cool. The LEDs around the edge work extremely well, and there's a whole bunch of settings so you can get the lighting you want, at the speed you want. The fan is virtually silent and while it doesn't move volumes of air like some, it does move enough to keep the laptop relatively cool.The next selling point is the step that holds the laptop on the pad, for once a company that doesn't use those awful fragile fold up teeth/prong things. You know the ones, the things that collapse while you're typing, and snap off in a light breeze. No, this one is a nice solid thick piece of plastic that sits vertically in a nice comfortable slot on the front of the pad, preventing the laptop from gradually sliding off. It's nice, it's solid, it works.Third great point. No spindly legs that snap off at the most inopportune moment. This has a hinged base, with a curved metal bar that sits in deep cut pockets which allows you to set the laptop at whatever angle you are comfortable with.Good solid construction, decent quality plastic, almost silent fan, relatively subtle lighting from the edge and a decent amount of air being moved. Overall, this is a damn good buy and value for the price. Just about the first laptop cooling stand I've bought that I am confident of saying that with.

I needed this for my HP Omen gaming laptop. I wanted an easily-adjustable unit with a quiet fan & some nice gizmo lighting. This was the choice, & a very good one too.The Omen gets hot quickly, but the KLIM keeps it a lot cooler. It's silent enough to be unobtrusive & the laptop sits very well on it. I love the lighting: it adds a bit of class to the whole set-up & it's easily adjustable too, with 4 settings for tilt. The fan has a speed controller, but I keep mine on high as it's so quiet & keeps the Omen cool during gaming. I use power from an external USB 3 hub, which is mains-powered, although it could be plugged into a port on your laptop. The KLIM has a great build quality & a reassuring feel to it. The value is excellent: I paid under £30 for mine & I hope to use it for a very long time.

So I bought this cooling pad for my GS66 stealth (i7 & 2060 config.), not because it did not stay cool (it did, when turning 'cooler boost' on), but because it was relatively loud. With cooler boost, I can play Doom Eternal (ultra/nightmare settings) hitting about 75C (no cooling pad) average or about 71C (with cooling pad). It is worth mentioning, that turning the cooling pad's fan on/off made almost no difference here, so it was mostly the raising and allowance for better air flow that made the difference. However, WITHOUT cooler boost, I easily hit the 90-95C cap, while with cooling pad, it went down to an average of 85C (spikes to 90 happened occasionally, butreally negliable). So, with cooling pad, I can comfortably play without thermal throtteling, reasonable temperatures and reasonable sound (fan noise from Laptop not cooling pad, the pad is almost silent). This trend was roughly observable throughout all games (Doom just being the reference of choice)RGB COLOURS:The pad has 6 different modes: Rainbows moving around the pad, RGB cycling (strip in one colour and cycling through the spectrum), Slow blinking, Fast blinking, Steady, Off.Slow and fast blinking have the colours: Teal, Blue, White, Purple, Red, Yellow, Green.Steady has the colours: Blue, White, Green, Red.Yes, steady does not have teal, purple, and yellow (which is a bummer, hence only 4 of 5 stars, would've loved all choices for steady. Also, I could nowhere find any information on which colour options/colours are available so I took the gamble when buying and feel like there should be a bit more transparency).