TECKNET Laptop Cooling Pad, 12"-15.6" Laptop Cooler, Gaming Laptop Cooling Stand, Wind Speed Adjustable, 2 USB Powered Laptop Fan Cooling Pad for Laptop Within 16 Inch (Blue)

First time shopping for a laptop cooler i bought 3 of them, only 1 of them i could actually put on my lap and be comfortable doing it, this is the one that was the best for what i ordered. Note it will also work on a desk and does tilt laptop up a little for ergoDoes it keep it cool? Yes, i have a Samsung PRO which does have vents on the bottom so this really works well, i suppose if your laptop had a side fan it would not work as good, but nothing would unless it was attached to the actual side where your fan is, but it would keep your lap cool to where your laptop would not heat it up and overheat itself without the airflowIs it loud? Not really, i can defiantly hear it but its not that loud since usually the TV is on while i am browsing or have music playing.Does it break? Yes, i will be straight forward mine broke, but i used it from March 2018 to Jan 2021 and it still works, but the bottom had a few cracks on it, mostly from me stepping on it so not really the laptops coolers fault, but on the sides will break if you apply enough pressure. 3 years of good service and fans still quiet i would say very much worth it for the priceComes with a USB to USB cord to plug directly into your laptop, could possibly be used on other electronics that have a USB port nearby

UPDATE #2: I received a new laptop cooling pad from the manufacturer to replace the original one, without having the hassle of returning the original, broken cooling pad. The company really came through on their warranty! I'm extremely impressed with their customer service and highly recommended them.UPDATE #1: The manufacturer responded to my email in 24 hrs. The offered suggestions to help remedy the problem, but nothing helped and the laptop pad is still not working. They responded back again and offered to REPLACE the laptop cooling pad at no charge. I will update this review again when (and if) the new laptop cooling pad comes in.Very quiet fans pushing out plenty of air. Keeps my HP laptop nice and cool. I use this cooling pad mainly when i have my laptop on my lap. Good cooling, until it stopped working after 3 mths. The USB connector coming out of the cooling pad is loose/broken and does not keep it on.l and keeps turning off. I've contacted the manufacturer for warranty but have not heard back as of yet.

Pretty quiet. Works well. Fairly dense material - no flexing. No issues from the fans of powering. Decent price

I purchased this mainly because it has an on/off switch. I have a couple friends that *think* they burned up a USB port in their laptops by powering cooling pads. NOT any particular brand, just that they think the port was never intended to deliver constant power to such a device. I elected to utilize an old wall charger and purchase an long cable to power the pad from a wall outlet. It works great, and I need not worry about my laptop. (This may simply be an unfounded concern on my part but I would rather not take the chance. Note this would be a function of amperage, not voltage since the voltage on a USB port is standard. Milli-amp output may vary.)Something of note, between the time I purchased mine, and I recommended this to a friend, the design has changed. In mine, there are two USB ports and the power switch centered in the back. The one my friend got has one USB and the on/off switch on the right side near the back. Hers is already giving her trouble due to cable strain. (Off the left would have been better for her. In my case, coming off the middle back, I used some tape to create strain relief right away and it has been fine. Both hers and mine are the blue LED version and the pics reflects the new USB/switch location on the side. The red LED version still shows the rear USB/switch location.Fan noise is minimal and for my needs, it does a great job of keeping things cool. I am not a gamer so I cannot speak to heavy gaming use. The LED is not annoying as I thought it might be. You really don't see it when in use and I find it helpful to know it is on or off. It is stiff enough that I don't really get flexing, so no worries there. This cooler is serving duty with a small HP Spectre computer with a best of everything build. It used to get to warm for my comfort and this works as I hoped.If you are going to use this with a wall outlet, I might suggest some kind of strain relief for the cable right away. I'm using tape. Otherwise, pulling on the plug will eventually result in a failure as noted with the one my friend has.If TEKNET is reading this, a couple small holes in either end of the back to put a small Ty-Rap through would really be a nice addition. (To address the strain relief I mention.) Also, a power cable protruding off the back seems more practical for sitting on someones lap than a cord protruding off the side IMHO.

has saved my laptop from further overheat damage, 10 out of 10, stable, functional, definitely worth the asking price.

Just received this unit, plugged it in and turned on the On/Off switch. I found that if you continue to turn the switch past the on detent, the fan speed decreases; the highest speed is just when it turns the fans on, and it plenty to cool the laptop through its vent screen on the bottom of the case. The only unanswered questions are it's duty cycle and sturdiness, but it looks sturdy and well made.

The media could not be loaded. It works well and is well done, but quite noisy. In the video, you can easily hear it