KLIMEverest 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

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.

This is a great item I'm kind of cheap for this picture compared to the others. I have had a Lano v13 before, and this one did the same as the Lano. The KLIM Everest Laptop Cooling Pad is a top-tier accessory designed to keep your laptop cool and performing optimally. Priced at $59.97, it features dual turbo fans operating at 4300 RPM, ensuring rapid temperature reduction. Despite its powerful cooling capabilities, users have noted its relatively quiet operation, making it suitable for both gaming and professional environments. The pad also offers customizable RGB lighting and an extra USB port for added convenience. Overall, the KLIM Everest combines effective cooling with user-friendly features, making it a worthwhile investment for those seeking to enhance their laptop's performance and longevity.

This product works well for a laptop cooler. As someone who uses a high end gaming laptop and stresses it to it's limits, a cooler like this really helps if even just by a small amount. It collects dust easily out it's exhaust so make sure to clean it as you see the buildup arise. It also comes with a foam piece for smaller baby laptops to ensure a tight seal so the cold air goes to the laptop and not out to nowhere. CONS: The plastic covering the buttons almost immediately bubbled up and looks like garbage. The fan is also incredibly loud at max which i guess is a trade off for getting -5 degrees but again... LOUD. So, outside of the noise and the poor quality on the button display it works great and will make any non gamer happy for cooling their laptop.

The media could not be loaded. When I received this it was impressively well packaged and now that I have used it, amazingly priced.The foam on the top has magnets so that it can be removed for cleaning, and can be fashioned for a larger laptop or with vents on the bottom rear of the laptop. The foam creates a nice tight seal. It also comes with air intake vent guards if your laptop has vents on the back edge, and a piece that can slide in front to prevent the laptop from sliding when it is fully raised. And what's even better is those pieces can be stored in slots underneath.The stands that vertically raise up are a bit thin, but they seem sturdy so far for my 16in laptop, but I was amazed at how high it can be raised. It is going to make typing so much easier. The lights are great, not too bright, many colors including multi color fade, and can be turned off.The function of actually cooling, which what I bought it for, works awesome! I got this product so that I could play a high frame rate game while I sit for 6 hour infusion treatments, but my laptop got scalding hot while I was playing it, and this keeps it so cool that I have zero framerate issues now and it runs smoothly for hours. I do believe that the seal created by the foam is what truly makes the difference. There are multiple fan settings and comes with a short cord that powers it from the laptop USB. It has an additional USB in the back, but I'm not sure what that's for... maybe to plug in a mouse dongle?I've seen people complain about the noise. I personally don't have any issues with the noise. If the laptop is properly placed with a good seal, it is fine and actually quiet compared to my actual laptop when it gets hot. My on board microphone however does pick up the fan sound, but I use a headset anyway so this is not important to me.If I could suggest any improvement it would be to maybe add something to the risers to lock them in place. They haven't moved, but I don't jostle it around like someone with dogs or kids that may have to contend with that. Otherwise, I feel like they covered all the bases and more of what I was looking for and I am truly happy.

I have had several laptop coolers but this one is the best one I've ever had. It uses foam inserts to make a seal on the bottom of the laptop and uses forced air to cool the laptop. The fan is powerful and boost my pc processor speeds. Its reasonably quiet until the top speed which is still not louder than most pc fans. Size is perfect for my 14in rog ally laptop but it can definitely handle a 13in or 15in laptop

KLIM Everest Laptop Cooling Pad works very well. The unit is quiet and if you're into it, it has cool lighting affects but most importantly it keeps very laptop cool when running "hot" running games. When not gaming, the fans can be turned down, even full off, when auxiliary cooling support is not required- Same with the lights. It fits my Alienware G16 well and it looks to accommodate wide screens (like 18"). It's really not possible to do any serious "gaming" without auxiliary cooling this seems to be a good choice. The entire unit is rugged plastic and seems to be strong enough but I'm not very rough on my gear - I assume if you a hard on your equipment legs and air-deflectors could be damaged. Lastly, the foam ring seal used to cradle the laptop is easily modified to fit and is held in place by magnets, vs tape - nice touch.