KLIM Nova + Laptop Cooling Stand with RGB backlighting + 11" - 19" + Gaming Laptop Cooling Pad For Desk + USB Powered Fan with metal grid + Stable And Silent + Compatible Mac And PS4 + New Version

Really great. Bigger than my last one so I had to do a bit of adjusting to get it in. Mobile holder is a very useful touch for sure. Anyway good fans, quite powerful especially the big one. Love the colourchanging RGB and how it "spins" Glad I picked this one. Only drawback is that I thought it was all metal it's a metal plate on plastic. Seems a little flimsy to me especially the stand part. But it's not too bad otherwise.

KLIM as usual comes with the best option. this cooling pad is incredible. the design fits the needs, no legs, so u can put it on your lap while lay down on bed or sit at the desk without damaging the furniture, your option, have switch on/off button. no need to unplug if noise disturbs you when laptop is cold, have rgb lamp under, you can set to multiple angles including 0, at zero angle pad become so "slim" doesent create any discomfort if want to watch a movie, etc. fits perfect for 17" display laptops, the middle fan is a bit lower than others , leaving a bit space between laptop and pad allowing better cooling or heat dissipate faster, intelligent design. iRecommend

I was disappointed with this cooling stand compared to my previous KLIM cooler. I think it is more designed for desk use since the base is quite uncomfortable, if the laptop is resting on the legs. Also, the stand part does not lock into the body of the cooler, but is loose. Although the build quality is robust and the fans themselves seem effective, it wasn't much use as a laptop cooler (when the laptop is being used on one's lap...) As noted above, I suspect it's designed for use on desks.I should have done more research, as this cooler only had one USB port whereas my other KLIM cooler has two. Also, my other cooler has controls allowing variation of the fan speed whereas this one only has an on/ off switch.

A large 15" Dell G15 fits well with room to spare (Any laptop with underside air intakes will benefit similarly to my results here). The build quality is as others have described, quite low, but fine. On a desk it's sturdy and does not wobble (although I am using and external keyboard); I don't think I'll personally use the phone stand, but it's there.When mine arrived one of the fans was making a loud grinding noise as if it was coming in contact with something. After manhandling the metal plate for a few minutes the grinding noise went away and is no longer an issue. I think there might have been some excess burr on a fan blade from the factory.When working normally the fans on this stand are not silent, they are on par with the sound of those old overhead projectors you might remember from school; its not an unpleasant fan noise though, it sounds computery, smooth and satisfying (if you're into white-noise)SO THE BIG QUESTION.. Does it actually make the laptop cooler / improve performance?The technical answer is yes, but not really. I ran a few benchmarks with both Cinebench and Heaven simultaneously to try and make the computer overheat.With stand at its highest inclination and a consistent room temperature, these are the results from Cinebench (a higher number means better performance)Stand fans on: 7667 (CPU at 92c consistently)Stand fans off: 7623 (CPU at 92c consistently)High performance mode on the laptop and Stand fans on: 8396 (CPU at 100c consistently)High performance mode on the laptop and Stand fans off: 8372 (CPU at 100c consistently)So there was a small improvement using the fans, but realistically it's negligible. Any kind of stand, whether it has fans or none, will help your laptop.That doesn't account for the fact that this stand just looks really cool and professional (in a gamer sort of way) when its setup and on a desk with its fans spinning. That alone might be worth more than the performance gain.Overall I think its probably priced right, I wouldn't spent any more than 30 for a cooler like this; you should mostly focus on whether the form factor suits your particular needs and computer; for a 15" high power laptop that you plan to use with an external mouse and keyboard I think this is a good stand.

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I use a gaming laptop for architectural projects. The laptop runs almost the full day and when i have heavy rendering work done on my laptop it used to get really hot.After buying this product it has made a huge difference. The laptop is not hot however long it is left on. Also, the cooling stand is connected to the laptop for charging so it is very convinient to carry it around!Highly recommend this product.

The media could not be loaded. I had this for for months now, and as you can see in the video, the big fan, along a small one already stopped working.In terms of thermals it's ok, not great.

Upon opening the box I noticed that the grooves that you place the metal bar in are incredibly shallow and would displace the moment you made a slight movement. I placed my 17" laptop onto the product and felt uncomfortable for the safety of it. The only time this product is reliable is when on a sturdy flat surface (Table) with a smaller laptop 13" or less.Another note is that the metal bar that holds up the laptop can be displaced really easily and can be moved from side to side as it is not fixed to the actual product. This wouldn't be a problem if the metal bar were not extremely malleable and can remove it with ease.Another note, the big fan in the middle is not as great as you would expect.It is going to be used as a stand for my work 12" laptop now permanently on my sturdy desk. If the stand breaks or falls down at any point while on my desk, I will be reducing this rating down from a 2 star to a 1 star.