KeiBn Laptop Cooling Pad, Gaming Laptop Cooler 2 Fans for 10-15.6 Inch Laptops, 5 Height Stands, 2 USB Ports (S039)

You get exactly what you need for a very low price.For a laptop cooler, there are two categories in my mind:-Budget (<$30) -- Lifts rear of laptop up and blows air at the bottom of it-Expensive (>$50 or even >$100) -- Seals against laptop bottom and forces air into base of laptopIf you look up data on CPU/GPU temps with/without a laptop cooler, you'll find that just lifting up your laptop on a stand is often not significantly different than a budget cooler option. Often, the budget cooler can cost the same as a stand so... Why not?For an expensive one, you WILL see a bigger shift in CPU/GPU temps, but unless you are overclocking or running into thermal-throttling, why spend over 4x the price?I've tested this for a few days now and have seen about a 5 deg C drop in CPU and GPU temps, which is exactly what I expected from some online data. Personally, I do not think a bigger/more-powerful fan, or more fans, at a higher cost on a 'budget' cooler will make any big impact (please search yourself, this has been my observation).Pros:-Fan is very quiet even at max speed-Sturdy, adjustments are held well, base tabs to hold laptop are also plenty sturdy-Several Adjustment heights-PRICE -- this is a GREAT deal IMO (I paid <$20)-USB cord length is adequate to fit any laptop portCons:-I wish the 1st angle adjustment from 'flat' was a little less, not a big issue-The total 'lift' of laptop on flat is a bit higher than preferred-Fan CFM is subjectively pretty low, but per my starting comments, this doesn't really matter much and I'd prefer this and being quiet over being louder-The 'phone holder', which is only a bonus anyway, doesn't fit well for newer phones with cases (I didn't care about this feature but should note for others)Any con here is NOT significant in my mind, and any of my comments are not things I'd expect at this price range. This thing is excellent for the money.If you need a cheap solution to cool your PC, this is a great option. I'd recommend it, and I'd buy it again!

Ordered this to use for my work laptop while working remote, mostly to keep it off of the table to help the built in fans of the laptop do the work. At 13 bucks it matched some of the cheapest laptop stands out there, so it was a win win even if the fans didn't work. Out of the box it's not rocket science. Comes with a male to male USB cord with no adapter which plugs into either of the two USB ports on the laptop stand. That then goes to either a port on your laptop itself, or if you purchase a adapter to plug into a surge protector.Pros:Cheap, and genuinely as advertised. Puts out just enough air to help the built in fans of your laptop, and is decently adjustable for the price. Don't expect to find anything cheaper that isn't a scam.Cons:The blue lighting of the device is adjustable (but barely) with the rolling slider changing the brightness by a tiny bit. However the light doesn't turn off. Not to big of a deal, just not advertised as far as I can tell. And adding in a small and cheap push on/off switch would solve that issue.TLDR. Good for the price. Nothing amazing, but surprisingly not terrible.

For the money this is a good item. It definitely keeps my laptop cool when I'm working on it for hours at a time. I have one complaint with it, the metal rod that fits into the slots on the bottom panel of the stand allowing you to adjust the angle of the upper panel and the laptop itself does not lock into place. This is bothersome because when you lift the computer and the stand up together to put it on your lap or set it down somewhere you have to grip it with both hands around both the laptop and the whole stand ( both panels) at the same time or else the stand will flop open and you have to reset the rod in the ntches pertaining to the specific height and angle that you want the stand and your computer to sit at. Other than that, it works great, the fans are very quiet and it definitely keeps the computer cool. If they just made it so the rod fits snugly in the notches so it wouldn't flop open it would be perfect. But it definitely does the job and you can't go wrong for the price.

I wanted to wait a bit before reviewing. Fan works really well as long as it’s plugged in correctly. My work laptop and my personal Mac get hot during charging so I had to get something to cool them off. The design is cool. The way the air disperses is interesting but it works as far as cooling my laptop and Mac down. I keep them lifted not flat because that warm air has to blow somewhere. I really like the blue lights it lets me know if I’ve plugged it in properly. Fans work well.

This thing is sturdy, does what it’s purpose is and is quiet. Multiple angles to lay your laptop in. The cellphone stand is very cool addition. Lot of holes for airflow and the little stands at the end to avoid sliding works like a charm

I've been using this for a while now and it's still *absolutely silent* despite living in a house with multiple cats. It's fabulous. The light is subtle, and a beautiful deep pinkish purple, and my laptop hasn't complained once about the heat since I set it up.

Is ok, i can feel the air (a little bit) blowing out, is just that I saw a video here about the performance and it makes it look so POWERFUL, lol, which is not, but is ok, it will help keep the laptop a little cooler! but honestly i was expecting it to be a little more powerful, but is not, maybe they are all like that, idk, first time i get one of this, but other than hhat, is ok i guess!

Was going to return this because it still felt hot but after using the legs to give the fans the space to flow the air away I noticed my old MacBook was no longer hot to the touch when working on heavy programs and now runs much cooler and at a normal speed. So it is a bummer I can’t use it flat as the hot air gets trapped but for $13 I can’t complain especially when it’s doing a great job cooling my laptop.Definitely recommend this product.