Everest Laptop Cooling Pad | New | Powerful Turbo-Fan 4300 RPM Laptop Cooler | Sealed Foam for Maximum Performance | Avoid Overheating and Protect Your Gaming Laptop | 14-17.3 in

Update 09/12/25: Contacted KLIM and they sent me a brand new cooling pad at no cost. Didn't even have to ship the noisy one back! Bumping this back to 5 stars for their very fast customer service Update 09/02/25: Took about one month and the right fan has already started making bearing noise. Gets loud on setting 2, which kind of defeats the purpose of this product (being quieter than the built-in fans). Everything else I said below still applies, but the individual fans need some better QC. Currently using this with a Gigabyte Aero 16 XE5. The active cooling in this laptop is adequate, but the palm rests get warm, even with a modified fan profile, and especially when running any power-hungry peripherals through the USB-C ports. Turning the built-in fans up enough to maintain cooler temperatures is also quite noisy, as the low-profile fans have a distinct, high-pitched whine which is very unpleasant. When using the KLIM cooler, the palm rests on the laptop stay cool to the touch. Fan speed setting 3 is generally adequate to keep the built in high-pitched fans from having to spin up to audible levels when I'm editing videos, and the fans on the KLIM produce a far quieter, soft, white noise. Speed setting 3 is almost inaudible, but you can feel that it is moving a significant amount of air. Setting 4 is a bit noticeable, but not bad. 5 and 6 are definitely loud. I don't really need to use speeds above 3 most of the time. I can't tell you how far this cooler reduces temps in gaming scenarios, since I don't game much, but I will say it keeps my temps down in the 40c range during video editing without nearly as much noise as the laptop fans (almost silent, in fact). Since this is my primary purpose for wanting a cooler, I'm very satisfied with this quality of life improvement. One reason I chose the KLIM over other coolers was its intake design. By pulling air in the from back, rather than through the bottom, you do not have to raise the cooling pad using the angled stand to achieve good airflow. If you want to hold it on your lap like a table, you're perfectly able to do so, and it cools just as efficiently as if you had it sitting on a desk. The front stop is discrete enough that it doesn't interfere with using the keypad on the laptop, unlike other coolers which have bulkier "hooks" on the front. The ability to use the USB port from the laptop to power it cuts down on cord clutter, and the USB on the cooler means you don't lose a port (although I generally use a USB C hub / dock anyway, so this isn't much of a concern for me). The build quality is great for the price point. Grabbing opposite sides and giving it a twist results in little or no flex. Nor does it bend or bow even when my 13lb cat decides she's going to take a nap in it! I would recommend this cooler to anyone using a laptop with a bottom oriented air intake.

This is a fantastic cooler that allows me to game without thermal throttling my CPU. I bought this cooler because it intakes from the back which allows me to sit my laptop down on the bed or furniture without me worrying about the intake being suffocated. This cooler is a lot quieter than most that provide comparable cooling, although it's not silent on the higher settings. It's not a type of fan sound that I find annoying. I don't usually write reviews, but I ran into a problem with this cooler and KLIM support is some of the best I've ever seen. They resolved the problem immediately, without hesitation or interrogating me for information. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another product from them.

The led lighting scheme is retentive, as in I pick the light pattern I want, when power goes off and comes back on I don’t need to select the light pattern again. For the fan speed control the control is not retentive. I can’t put it in high speed then have it start on high the next time, each time I have to push the button 6 times when I start the computer. This is a pain and I figure the button will wear out due to this. So far the button is fine after a few months but we shall see. I like that with in usb cable that can connect to the laptop I can power this thing. I don’t need another ac adaptor and cable, just the sub from the laptop. The seal could fit the MSI raider a little better, if I matching things perfect the laptop sits over the buttons which would make me need to lift the front each time, which would ruin the foam seal over time. This why retentive fan speed would be better. On slow speed some air moves, it would be nice at this speed for productivity work, nothing graphically challenging. The built in air filters would help reduce fan cleaning intervals. At this low speed when the fans for the MSI raider ramp up to cool the cpu and th 4090 graphics the pc will actually overheat, this is worse than no cooling pad in this situation. Kick the speed up to max and the laptop runs much cooler with all that power draw. For my Raider the hot air exhausts mostly out the sides. I like that the suction has additional plates to limit hot air intake for laptops exhausting out the back. I like that the suction ports are in the back instead of the bottom. This allows it to sit on my lap and me not to worry about placement for suction. To me the thing on max really didn’t that noisy while sitting on my lap. I really like this unit. It is great. The reason I knock off a star is if they could make the led remember the setting they could/should have made the settings.

It's not a bad cooler and it works great to cool my laptop that is running a 5080Ti...but it does have some issues that definitely need to be addressed before I could recommend it to anyone. It is quite loud at maximum fan speed but as my laptop is already quite noisy this wasn't an issue for me and the airflow is great. Until it got bumped one day and the right fan started screaming at me. The fan appears to be loose or has something that it is pressed up against too closely and it creates an awful noise that is extremely difficult to stop. I usually have to unplug it, plug it back in reduce the speed back to 1 and then gradually bring it back up very slowly and very carefully and if it starts up again I have to start all over. and a simple bump is enough to completely wreck it and make the fan scream at 2AM. The next issue is how chonky this cooler is. It is very large and makes transporting the computer far more of a challenge. It could definitely stand to be a lot slimmer. The 3rd issue is the little rubber feet that go on the bottom of the computer fall off easily and as they are very small, they are easily stuck to something and lost. This makes it a bit less stable and lot more noisy to move. And the 4th and final major issue for me is the filters. They fit great at first, but after the first time you remove them and clean off the dust they stretch and don't fit back in the slot properly. They also never really come clean so they begin building up dust faster and faster. There definitely needs to be additional ones provided so that you can swap them out as they get used up especially since they are just a very thin material and not any kind of durable or expensive filter. Edit: I managed to get in touch with support as the screaming fan issue continued to worsen. Marja was amazing and provided me with a replacement that solves the fan issue perfectly. The other quirks of the device not withstanding, the main issue has been rectified and I am satisfied with the cooler device now. Edit 2: Unfortunately 4 fans have now failed for this device...the original 2 that it came with and the 2 I got as a replacement and spare from Marja after the last issue. I won't be requesting any more service and, despite their customer service being excellent, I will not be purchasing a replacement from them. Going through 4 fans in less than a year for a cooling pad that doesn't move at all is such poor quality that I can not recommend it to anyone or bring myself to purchase another from this company.

Work perfectly Best grip, cooling performance,really comfort, the size is very nice, i love this, is quiet

I really like this cooler. You can adjust fan speed depending on how hot your laptop gets. The lowest setting is adequate enough for me but it does have 6 levels of cooling. It does get pretty loud but fan noise has never bothered me. It also has 9 different options for lighting and can be turned off. It's a little bulky so head's up if you're looking for something to travel with. I personally wouldn't travel with this but I got it for using at home. It's all plastic but still rather sturdy. It's perfect for the price.

Hey all, I own a 17-inch Dell Alienware x17 R2; and I was a little disappointed with this KLIM Everest Laptop Cooling Pad. With all the air that this thing can push (and it’s a lot) I thought it would keep my laptop a lot cooler than the 5-year-old one that I was trying to replace...nope... On the CONS side: 1. Somehow, it DID NOT cool better than my old one. My laptop ran cooler with the old one. I don't know if that had anything to do with the foam fitting that comes with it, but it looks small like maybe the entire air intake on the bottom of the laptop might not be fitting inside the foam to get all the air. a. (in speculation) if the pads fans are not blowing into the laptops bottom intakes then maybe its actually stopping them from pulling in air? other pads are blowing air from the bottom straight up at the laptop. This pad is looks like its pushing air from back to front ACCROSS the laptops intakes... 2. also, I didn't like the foam because it lets the computer slide down and move when I touch it. Sometimes I rest my wrists or hands down on the computer while I'm working or gaming and the foam allows the computer to dip and tilt around. 3. The Air-intakes on this cooling pad are located adjacent to (like right under) the computers rear heat exhaust vents. So is this cooling pad actually pulling the hot air right back into the machine? A little maybe…? 4. The legs on this cooling pad: a. can give you some serious elevation but I don’t know how a large laptop is supposed to stay on this thing without falling off if you put the legs to the highest setting. b. The legs don’t actually LOCK in place; if you have to move or lift the computer for a moment you have to make sure you put both legs back into place or the whole thing can just might fall over. c. don’t have very WIDE AND GRIPPY rubber boots so it can more easily move around on a table top. 5. There’s no flip up blocking retainers to stop the computer from sliding forward on this cooling pad. Sorry...$62 bucks...not sorry On the PROS side: a. this unit pushes A LOT OF AIR and if it puts it in the right place this thing might keep any laptop cooler than anything else. and the 6 power settings for the fan are good. b. And I like the foam pieces inside this cooling pads intake channels they will eliminate dust from being thrown back into the laptop. c. I Don't NEED but I like the lighted color changing thing

My Laptop is a 17" Lenovo Legion 5 with an Intel I7 10750H CPU and Nvidia RTX2060 GPU. I have had problems solving Thermal Throttling on the CPU. CPU would hit about 97c while gaming. GPU Temps are fine. First I want to say, this does do what it is suppose to do. I no longer have CPU Thermal Throttling while gaming. If I run Furmarks CPU Burner the CPU will Thermal Throttle however it is about 6-7c cooler than before. In the first pic notice the foam covers almost half the fan intakes, if I pull the Laptop Forward in the second pic you can see this is reduced to about a third of the fan intakes being coverd, however in this postiion I can barley access the fan controls as you can see in the third pic. The laptop is barely narrower that the cooler, don't let the perspective fool you into thinking it is wider than the cooler. On high the fans make a strange sound. Like there "Harmonizing" maybe. It really stands out. Even with my Soundcore VR P10 earbuds in I can still hear it when no other sounds are playing however I do not notice the sound while gaming. The only other thing I would like to mention this adds a lot of height to your keyboard, you will have to adjust your postiioning which might take some time to get use to. As I am typing this review my shoulders are starting to hurt a little. I will have to get some pads for my arms/elbows to rest on. Not sure if I am going to keep this or not. I will keep you updated as time passes and see if I get use to it or not.

I bought the KLIM Everest about two months ago and was very happy with it initially, it performed brilliantly, kept my laptop cool, and felt like a well-built premium product. So I was genuinely shocked when one day, out of absolutely nowhere, the fan started making a loud rattling noise. No drops, no physical damage, no dust buildup, I had been taking really good care of it. It just happened. After doing some research I quickly realized this is actually a surprisingly common issue with this product. A fair couple number of reviews on Amazon mention the exact same rattling problem. Most people seem to experience it after about a year of use, in my case it happened after just two months, which was quite frustrating. Anyone who has shopped online for a while knows the feeling, something goes wrong, you reach out to support, and you're met with silence, a generic copy-paste response, or endless back-and-forth that goes nowhere. It's an unfortunately common experience, and it's exactly why customer service matters so much when you're investing in a product, especially one on the pricier side. A great product can lose all its shine if the company disappears the moment something breaks. It genuinely changes how confident you feel about a purchase. That said, here is where the story takes a turn. I contacted KLIM support and was assisted by a specialist named Stephan. The response was fast, friendly, and thorough, he first walked me through some cleaning and troubleshooting steps, and when those didn't fix the rattling, he immediately offered to send a brand new replacement unit, no questions asked, and without requiring me to return the faulty one. It is also worth mentioning that the KLIM Everest comes with an official 5 year warranty, which given the fan issue being relatively common, is a very reassuring thing to know as a buyer. So yes, the rattling issue does seem to happen to a few people. But KLIM's willingness to own the problem and make it right quickly and generously is what earns this five stars from me. You're not just buying a cooler, you're buying into a company that actually stands behind its product.

Ho acquistato questo dissipatore proprio per risolvere un problema critico con le temperature della CPU. Il mio processore è un i7 che durante il gioco arrivava a toccare addirittura i 95 gradi, tanto che ero stato costretto a ridurne i watt per limitare il calore. Io lo utilizzo con un laptop da 16 pollici e ci sta perfettamente all'interno della guarnizione, ma secondo me un modello da 17 pollici sarebbe troppo grande per questo prodotto. Nonostante la struttura sia realizzata in plastica, il prodotto funziona perfettamente: è molto solida e al tempo stesso leggera. Il sistema di fissaggio è studiato benissimo: le calamite inserite nella gommapiuma e nella base tengono la gommapiuma ben ferma e sigillata e, allo stesso tempo, la gommapiuma stessa contribuisce a tenere il PC ben saldo e fermo durante l'uso. L'efficacia è impressionante: utilizzandolo al massimo della potenza durante le mie sessioni di gioco, la temperatura della CPU è scesa di ben 15 gradi, passando da 85°C a soli 69°C! Certo, al massimo della potenza è rumoroso, ma è un compromesso assolutamente accettabile per l'efficacia che offre. Evita il surriscaldamento in modo drastico e mi ha permesso di proteggere il processore. Straconsigliato se cercate un prodotto che faccia davvero la differenza.

The cooling pad exceeded my expectations. Initially, I was hesitant about the foam grips for my PC, fearing it might slide. However, I was pleasantly surprised by its stability. The pad offers adjustable levels from 1 to 4, with a MAX setting. While there's a slight increase in noise from level 3 to MAX due to the fans, it's minimal and doesn't disrupt anyone. Moreover, the pad operates silently. In terms of temperature, even during heavy gaming sessions, my PC remained stable, and I even noticed occasional drops in temperature. Overall, I highly recommend it for gaming or work purposes.

📦 Presentación y primera impresión Como usuario de portátiles de alto rendimiento, siempre he sido bastante escéptico con las bases de refrigeración convencionales, que a menudo prometen mucho y aportan poco. Sin embargo, el unboxing de la KLIM Everest ya te anticipa que estás ante un producto de otra categoría. El embalaje es impecable y la base sorprende por su calidad de construcción. Los materiales plásticos son de alta densidad, muy robustos, y el sistema de sellado de goma se nota diseñado con precisión milimétrica. No se siente como un accesorio más, sino como un componente premium que complementa perfectamente a cualquier equipo gaming o estación de trabajo de entre 14 y 17 pulgadas. 🌪️ Rendimiento térmico sin rival: Adiós al 'Thermal Throttling' Lo verdaderamente impresionante de la KLIM Everest es su arquitectura de refrigeración. A diferencia de las bases tradicionales que solo mueven el aire ambiental de forma pasiva, este modelo introduce un concepto de presión positiva mediante sus dos ventiladores Turbo que alcanzan las 4300 RPM. Tras someterla a pruebas intensas en sesiones largas de juego y renderizado de vídeo (donde mi portátil solía sufrir de altas temperaturas), los resultados han sido espectaculares: Reducción real de temperatura: He monitorizado caídas de temperatura de entre 12°C y 15°C en la CPU y GPU, algo que estabiliza por completo los fotogramas por segundo (FPS) y evita cualquier tipo de estrangulamiento térmico (thermal throttling). Sellado estanco: La junta de goma es la clave del éxito. Al sellar la parte inferior del portátil, obliga a todo el flujo de aire frío a entrar directamente por las rejillas de ventilación del equipo, optimizando el rendimiento al máximo. Control total: El panel de control digital es intuitivo y permite ajustar la velocidad exacta según la carga de trabajo, lo cual es ideal para alternar entre tareas de ofimática silenciosas y máxima potencia gráfica. ⚙️ Diseño, ergonomía y versatilidad La ergonomía está sumamente cuidada. Ofrece diferentes niveles de inclinación que no solo mejoran el flujo de aire, sino que corrigen la postura cervical tras horas frente a la pantalla. Además, los deflectores frontales sujetan el portátil con total seguridad sin llegar a molestar en las muñecas al teclear. A pesar de la enorme potencia de sus motores a 4300 RPM, el nivel sonoro está excelentemente gestionado, siendo un ruido aerodinámico muy tolerable en su nivel máximo y prácticamente imperceptible en niveles medios. 🏆 Conclusión y veredicto: Una inversión obligatoria para proteger tu hardware La KLIM Everest no es una base de refrigeración barata de rejilla convencional; es un sistema de ventilación forzada inteligente. Teniendo en cuenta lo que cuesta un portátil hoy en día, invertir en esta base no es un capricho, es un seguro de vida para alargar la vida útil de los componentes internos y exprimir el 100% de su potencia sin sobrecalentamientos. KLIM ha demostrado por qué lidera este sector. Totalmente recomendada.

*one week later* - Update 2, June 2026: wow - it's pretty rare having any luck with a warranty claim - but Customer Support has been fantastic, They were very pleasant and easy to deal with. After a short chat and a video of the issue - Support send out a replacement and this new unit is actually better than the original that I bought. Super quiet without any of the original purchase's issues. Hopefully this will be a much longer lived unit. UPDATE 1 : Bought In January 2026. As of June 2026, it has yeeted itself. It was already "noisy" but a week ago it started making the usual "tick" of failings fan bearing, and it would go away with a little "bonk'. Today the left fan bearings have completely failed and started squealing like an extra on deliverance. ----------------- Initial review: This cooler works pretty good actually - multi-step fan control, multiple choice rgb led that can also be turned off, and the little controller display also has a backlight. it does a great job keeping my Lenovo Legion slim 7i cool enough under heavy load that i'm not getting thermal throttling while running LLM's or other demanding apps. The only real "cons" are: there's no clear link to a replacement foam if I need one. there's this constant mechanical droning hum of the fans. It changes pitch with when selecting different speeds. Normally you don't really notice that on other coolers as you also hear the "woosh" of the air flow - but with this, you have the laptop's "shhhhhh" as it ramps it's fans but you don't hear a vibration from the fans There's next to no wind noise from the cooler - (until you lift the laptop) - all you hear is this droning hum of the fans spinning, like they are out of balance or have dust in the motors (or bad bearings). @ level 1 lowest speed - it's "fine", but anything higher and you'll get annoyed if you have no ambient noise to blend in. In olden days you would smack the desktop tower and the dusty power supply fan would stop making the noise till next reboot - but that doesn't work here.