TECKNET Cooling Pad 12"-17" Laptop Cooler with 3 Ultra Quiet Fans at 1200RPM, Ergonomic Comfort Notebook Cooling Pad with 2 USB Ports, Light-weight Gaming Laptop Cooling Stand

Just bought a new gaming laptop and in order to keep it in good condition for as long as possible, I decided to invest in a cooling tray too. This one had good reviews and at the time of purchase, was £9.99, which seemed reasonable enough. I've been using it the last few days on my old laptop, which gets hot as balls in one corner, to the point that it's uncomfortable to the touch, and it's been a revelation!Pros:* The cooling tray keeps the computer so nice and cold that I would genuinely think it wasn't on.* It runs virtually silent (no noise noticeable after the computer is on because the computer itself is noisier).* It's attractive without being garish - the blue lights aren't obtrusive, which I appreciate.* It's nice and light without feeling flimsy. The little legs that pop out to raise the angle feel sturdy and the hinge is nice and stiff, they definitely can't slip down by themselves.* There are rubber strips on all four corners on the bottom and on the bottom of the pop out legs, to ensure the tray doesn't shift when placed on a surface. There are also two rubber strips on top, so the laptop stays in position even when angled. These are nice and big and grippy without obstructing air flow or sticking out too much.* The USB port means you don't have to sacrifice a peripheral to use this.Cons:* If you have a very heavy laptop or press down too hard, the metal can compress to hit the fan blades inside - the metal is full of holes to allow air flow, so it's not made to withstand very heavy loads. If you did this for long enough, I imagine you'd break it. I don't think you'd do this with any modern laptop without mishandling the product, though (I only realised because I shifted too suddenly with it on my lap and grabbed it too hard trying to stop the laptop sliding off).* There are two USB ports, but only one of them is an EXTRA USB port. One port is required to connect to the laptop, which is where the tray pulls its power. So you don't lose a port (I plugged my mouse into the tray and the tray into the laptop instead of plugging the mouse into the laptop), but you don't gain one either. Just to clarify that.Overall, it does exactly what it promises for a really reasonable price. I'd definitely recommend. To ensure its long life, I'd probably use it on a desk or on top of a lap tray rather than directly on your lap, but you can use it on your lap if needed. I tried both but it feels better on a lap tray, as the rubber feet can grip it so it feels safer than your legs.

The TECKNET Cooling Pad is a fantastic accessory for keeping laptops cool during prolonged use. With its three ultra-quiet fans, it effectively reduces heat build-up, even during intensive tasks like gaming or video editing. The fans run silently, ensuring no distractions while you work or play.The pad is lightweight and ergonomically designed, with adjustable angles that make typing more comfortable. It fits laptops from 12" to 17" perfectly, and the USB-powered design is convenient and doesn’t take up much power.Overall, this cooling pad is well-built, functional, and excellent value for money. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to protect their laptop from overheating!

Hi have brand new Asus laptop which gets hot very quickly and fans getting mad. This device makes it cool. Materials feel cheap but on the flip side it gives light weight. Fans are very quiet. Shane you can't turn the LED lights off...

The media could not be loaded. As an Amazon Vine reviewer I'm spending a lot of time on both my desktop and laptop and was finding that my laptop was getting pretty hot when running for a few hours. So I needed to get something to cool it down and also not be too noisy. In addition to that, I spend a lot of time with the laptop actually on my lap, so I didn't want anything too heavy.This stand is extremely good as keeping my laptop cool with the 3 LED fans, which look great lit up and are pretty quiet when running. The stand of the stand is a metallic looking plastic mesh, that allow the air to come through and also reduce the stand weight. There are 2 anti-slip pads on it, but they themselves slowly slide off with use. Could do with some super glue on them. This is the only negative I have with the pad. At the back, there is an on/off switch and 2 USB ports, one of which is used to power the stand. This can be via a USB charging socket or, as I do, connect directly to my laptop to draw power. The 2nd USB port can be used for charging a device. The underneath is basically black plastic, with 2 pop-out feet, that have rubber pads on them. There are also 3 fan shaped cut-outs, through which you can see the fans and that light can shine through from them. Obviously, if connected to your laptop, it does drain the battery more than without it. Personally, I don't have an issue with the reduced battery time.When you consider the performance and what you actually get for your money, this represents really excellent value for money and looks pretty cool as well with the blue LED light.I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative and useful. If so, would you kindly hit the "helpful" button. Many thanks.