Gaming Laptop Cooler, V12 Laptop Cooling Pad Stand with 5.5inch Fan, Fast Cooling Computer Laptop 15.6-21in, Adjustable Speed, Touch Control, 3-Port USB A, A Mouse Pad Included

Works great for my gaming laptop - idle temperatures dropped about 5-7 degrees C, and gaming temperatures dropped 10-20 degrees, depending on what game I played, and RPM of the fan. An important factor to note is fan speed and noise, which will increase at a sharp rate as you heighten the fan speed. 300-600 RPM was quiet enough to go unnoticed, whilst maintaining a significant decrease in temperatures, 600 up to 1200 would be a bit louder, and decrease temperatures another 4-6 degrees, and 1200+ RPM would produce significant noise, and only decreasing temperatures by 2-4 on my laptop. For gaming, I found the sweet spot considering cooling and noise was between 800-1600 RPM, and 300-600 when idle. with Overall well worth the price for performance, and a must for any high-end gaming laptops. Other thing to note: Knob to change fan speed is quick and responsive Size may be an issue if you constantly travel with it Conveniently comes with a usb hub Build feels sturdy and durable 5/5 !!!

Love this laptop cooler, works great at keeping my gaming laptop cool. It can get a bit loud on the highest setting, but you can still hear your game fine without a head set

This thing quite simply works. The cooling is extremely powerful and drops my laptop temps by over 20 degrees. The design is nice and I like the fan speed scroller and included air filter. It is bulky, but well built and lightweight. Its honestly a must have for high end gaming laptop.

I game on a Asus Zephyrus M16 with a 3070 TI and 12th gen i9. And it gets HOT. While I understand that using a gaming laptop is bad, it's all I have and it has worked great for a few years! So here's the good: Cooling: Great. I can notice a performance increase after longer periods of gaming. Control: Pretty good. You can change how fast the fan spins per 100rpm. Which is nice, so I can vary the noise levels. Form factor: Excellent. for me this is perfect it sits the laptop up nicely, allowing air to better circulate. And the bad: The power button is REALLY REALLY difficult to push. I have had it for a few days and I have got to unplugging it and replugging it back in to use it. The noise: this is the be expected, so I wouldn't fault them. But when the fan hits 2800rpm it is AGGRESSIVE. however my headphones drown it out.

Wow, I'm impressed. I got it to test if it was needed, because my temps were already great. But this brings them down quite a bit!! I usually use 800-1200Rpms while gaming and the sound isn't bad at all unless I up it more. Good build quality, and the foam fits around the intake air vents perfectly on this model -- which is why I choose this one. All other models, the foam at least partially covers the vents. My other concern was it blowing too hard into my laptop fans, causing damage--but I'm not worried after testing it. It more cools the air, than directs it like a nozzle. It's not like a can of air. I decided to definitely keep it, I also love the added dust protection, as the foam is a perfect seal and it has an air filter on the only intake fan.

This laptop cooling pad actually keeps temperatures down as advertised. I am currently running it at around 500 RPM and seeing stable temperatures of about 50°C. Even during long gaming sessions, the temps stay consistent and do not climb. It remains fairly quiet below 600 RPM, which makes it suitable for both gaming and general use without being distracting. The filter is easy to clean or replace, which helps keep airflow strong over time. The build quality feels solid and reliable, and it stays firmly in place even when used on a riser or angled surface. The touch controls are responsive, and the extra USB ports make it easy to connect accessories like a mouse or external drive. Overall, this is an excellent cooling pad for high-performance laptops. It combines quiet operation, durability, and effective temperature control in one sturdy and well-designed unit.

Works well. This base version keeps temps around 10 degrees cooler even on the lowest setting. Noise is more of low pitch hum from this cooler fan instead of high pitch fan from laptop. The noise will still be there.

I used to think laptop coolers were all show and no substance. I assumed they just added RGB lighting and fan noise without actually cooling anything. But the Llano laptop cooler completely changed my opinion. This cooler consistently drops my gaming temps by around 20°C. Before using it, my laptop would hit 90°C+ during intense gaming sessions. Now, it stays closer to 70°C, even during longer play sessions. That’s not just a minor improvement—it’s a huge difference for both performance and hardware longevity. The build quality is solid, and the fans actually move a significant amount of air. It has multiple speed settings and covers the full base of my 16” laptop. The airflow is noticeable, and you can feel the hot air being pushed out rather than just stirred around. If you care about protecting your laptop’s internals and keeping temps under control, this cooler is a gamechanger. It’s not just a gimmick, it’s a worthwhile investment. Also to all the folks out there saying you have to push the button super hard to get it on, its timer based haha. Just hold your finger on it for like 2-3 seconds and it will turn on and off.

Llevo un mes usando este enfriador con un portátil de 15,6" (es compatible con portátiles de 15" a 19"). Estas son mis impresiones: Diseño y construcción El ventilador principal de 14 cm está bien integrado: no vibra, no se sale del marco y no molesta en absoluto en el uso. El acabado es en gomaespuma con dos ganchos en la parte inferior, lo que hace que el portátil quede bien encajado y que el aire se aproveche mejor. Sí deja alguna ligera marca en la base de la gomaespuma, pero nada preocupante. Trae un filtro antipolvo extraíble en la parte inferior, algo que agradezco para mantenerlo limpio. También incluye dos patas ajustables en dos posiciones; yo lo uso siempre en la máxima altura porque me resulta más cómodo y mejora la entrada de aire. También tiene un filtro extra por si al tiempo quieres cambiarlo. Puertos y conectividad Al principio pensé que los puertos USB no funcionaban, pero el problema se soluciona fácilmente conectando la base al portátil mediante el cable que viene incluido en la caja. Una vez hecho esto, los puertos funcionan correctamente, dándole un plus de utilidad a la base. Rendimiento y refrigeración Este punto es donde más brilla el enfriador. He notado reducciones de hasta 20 °C en juegos exigentes, lo cual me parece una barbaridad comparado con otras bases que apenas bajan unos grados. El ventilador tiene un rango de 300 a 2800 rpm: A 300 rpm es prácticamente inaudible (se escuchan más los ventiladores del propio portátil). Entre 800-1000 rpm es el rango que más uso para jugar: se oye, pero nada molesto incluso sin cascos. A 2800 rpm el ruido es altísimo, tanto que incluso con auriculares se escucha, pero la capacidad de enfriamiento es brutal. Lo uso solo de forma puntual para bajar rápido la temperatura y luego vuelvo a 800-1000 rpm para mantenerla. La base en sí no se calienta con el uso, y el diseño está pensado para que el aire atraviese directamente el portátil, acelerando mucho más la disipación que en bases planas tradicionales. Comodidad y uso diario Al principio me costó adaptarme a la altura extra comparado con otros elevadores, pero una vez me acostumbré, cuando no lo tenía lo notaba demasiado bajo. En mi experiencia, sí mejora la postura. El portátil no se desliza nada gracias al encaje y a la espuma. Precio y valoración final Lo compré por 95,59 €, y a ese precio me parece una compra excelente, mucho más ajustado que los más de 130 € que había visto en otros momentos. No he probado otras bases para comparar, pero este modelo me parece válido para cualquier persona que use portátil, desde gamers hasta usuarios de oficina, siempre que entre en el rango de tamaño soportado. Como detalle añadido viene con una alfombrilla grande para la mesa algo que es de agradecer para el uso del ratón.

drops both cpu and gpu temps considerably (i9 14900hx cpu and rtx 4090 laptop gpu), CPU of course will try to draw more power as it cools so it will seem less effective on cpu when looking at the maximum temperature spikes, but the averages while idle and under load will drop heavily nonetheless. very impressive results on GPU, raytraced 1440p gaming & large resolution stable diffusion use never saw it above 70 in the ~10 hours i've so far used it, compared to mid-high 80's when simply raised at the back. have been running this at 600RPM, it goes up to 2800, so if you're okay with more noise you can get even better results. i live in a dusty environment, so the vaccuum seal & dust filtration are a huge plus, and the primary reason i chose this cooler, everything else has just been a pleasant surprise. if you have the rare laptop that vents heat out the bottom, then this is definitely not for you, otherwise absolutely yes, 160 AUD to help insure a 5000 AUD purchase is well worth it.

Best cooler ever. If you have a high end laptop which overheats due to cooling issues, buy this!

Really liked it. I didn't check the temp comparison cause I'm not a nerd. But you can totally see the laptop is colder. And the air coming out of laptop isnt ad hot as before. A bit loud, but that's what I expected.

Tldr: actually cools gaming laptop, cooling and loudness varies by rpm, should buy when on sale. The box itself says V12, and if it didn't work, I would have returned it. However, it has reduced my gaming laptop's temperature (checked with nvidia's built-in program rather than msi afterburn so idk if that'd make any difference in the readings) by around 25-35 degrees Celsius. My laptop can reach 100 degrees Celsius during gaming sessions normally. The average gaming temp for open-world games that I play is now between 40-75 degs on max setting of 2800 rpm depending on how much fighting I do in games, and what games I play. The noise level for max is very loud, and it gets quieter (I can hear it if I go outside and close the door of my room, standing 3-4ft away from the door as a light hum) at about 2000-2200 rpm, is kinda ok in loudness at 1400, and is pretty quiet anything 1000 rpm and lower. At 2000-2800 rpm, you'd have to play the game's volume pretty high to cut through the din of the cooling pad if you play through speakers. Didn't try with headphones, sorry. 2000-2200 rpm can cool by ~20-25 degs, 1400-1800 rpm cools about ~10-15 degs, and 1000 and below in rpm does not do too much for temp (not more than 10 degs). My gaming laptop is kinda old (rog strix scar ii from 2019) and one of the fans is shotty, which is why I bought this cooling pad. Didn't try it with other kinds of games, but it at least works for me and my gaming interests. If it's on sale and you can bear the loudness or have some noise cancelling headphones, it's a good deal. Cheers, and good luck with the search for cooling pads!