IETS GT600 RGB Laptop Cooling Pad Equipped with Gigantic Turbo-Fan（5.5inch Diameter）,Sealed Foam for Rapid Cooling Gaming Laptop,14.1-19.3 inch Laptop Cooler with 3-Port USB Hub,Dust Filter

Fixed my Lenovo Legion 7i's CPU overheating. From the start of owning this laptop, I have had thermal throttling issues with the cpu. I tried using a software called throttle stop to lower voltages but it was still overheating. Nothing fixed the thermal issues until I bought this cooling pad. This is easily the best cooling pad I have ever bought for any of my laptops. The fan blower is very powerful for the size of the cooler. Even at 800-1200 RPM my laptop is no longer thermal throttling. The fan's RPM can be manually set using the built in screen. The only downside is that it can get quite loud at the higher RPM settings. This laptop cooler is pretty light for its power but you do need to plug it into a socket since a laptop can't drive enough power to it through USB. You can also use it on your lap so that your legs do not get burned by your laptop.

I have an MSI Raider that has been overheating and shutting off. It was getting too hot to touch the keyboard. I did my research and purchased this cooling pad with crossed fingers. I had never heard of the brand, and I was skeptical, especially given that my mainstream branded cooling pad was not up to the task of keeping my laptop cooled off. Installation instructions were somewhat lacking. I had to search online to figure out what order the white and black filters were supposed to be in on the intake. And the English instructions has a minor typo where text from one section appears at the end of another. Number 1 thing is this works. The fan speed is easily adjustable from a few hundred rpm to 2600 rpm, but even at 1800 rpm my laptop is staying relatively cool. It used to be too hot to touch; now it is slightly warm when playing power hungry games. At 2600 rpm it is definitely loud, but at 1000 rpm it is pretty quiet, softer than my laptop's built-in fans. At 1800 I can hear it, but it's at about the same volume as the laptop's own fans, and I don't find it distracting. I got the model with the LEDs because it was just a few dollars more at time of purchase. Arguably, it's worth the few extra dollars, but I am not finding the LEDs to be an elite version of this kind of feature. They're a little 'Temu' in quality. They look fine and are bright, but their spacing makes individual diodes stand out; they don't blend together, and the programmed patterns are more Christmas-tree lighting style than elite gaming machine style. So, worh it for a few extra bucks, but something you can easily pass on if the price difference is significant. The rear of this pad has legs so that you can lift the back anywhere from a few degrees to about 45 degrees. That gives space for air circulation and allows you to adjust the angle for different uses. I don't use the laptop's own keyboard so I keep the legs maximally extended. They are very stable. Look, I'm going to tell it like it is for what could be better on this product, but the bottom line is this is doing something I was beginning to think was impossible. It's keeping my laptop cool, and for that, I wholeheartedly endorse it. This is a good buy.

I’ve seen some people complain about the noise level, but honestly — come on, guys. This is a cooling pad, it has fans. Of course, it makes some noise, just like any cooling device would. But here’s the truth from real testing. I’m using this pad with a laptop that has an RTX 4060 and an Intel Core i5-12500H, and I’ve included screenshots showing how it performs at different power levels: Screenshot 1: Cooling pad turned off – my laptop’s normal temperature without the pad. Screenshot 2: Pad at 1000 power level – temperatures drop noticeably, and the noise level matches the laptop’s own fans at full speed. Performance stays stable. Screenshot 3: Pad at 1800 power level – this is my recommended setting for gaming. The cooling is very effective, while the noise stays comfortable for home use. Screenshot 4: Pad at maximum power – the temperature difference compared to 1800 is very small, but the noise is almost twice as loud, so there’s really no reason to go higher. Optimal gaming range: 1600–2000 power level, with 1800 being my personal sweet spot. Yes, it connects to a power outlet, not just USB — and that’s exactly why it’s so powerful. You can’t expect this level of performance from USB power alone. After all, your laptop itself also runs on wall power for maximum performance. In another room, the sound is about twice quieter than a hair dryer. If you play with headphones, the fans don’t bother you at all — it’s completely fine for gaming. However, if you don’t use microphone noise suppression, the mic will still pick up some fan sound, just like it would without the cooling pad — it’s simply the normal airflow. The build quality is excellent: sturdy frame, solid materials, and the laptop sits perfectly flat with no gaps or air leaks. The foam layer helps direct airflow right into the laptop’s intake vents, keeping cooling efficient and even. Because of that, the laptop’s own fans spin slower, reducing wear over time. Overall, this is a perfect choice for home use, especially for gaming laptops. Don’t pay attention to the negative comments — this pad works exactly as intended and outperforms most others in its price range.

I purchased a new Lenovo Legion 7 Pro with a 4090 and was very interested in protecting it. I purchased this cooler after reading a multitude of reviews and watching many comparison videos on YouTube. This cooler works and works well. I find that keeping it at 800rpm is great for everyday usage. 800rpm is fairly quiet as it keeps the fans on the laptop on low. When doing a heavy task the temps go up but 100rm is enough to knock the temps back down that's the good. The bad is anything over 1200rpm in my opinion is almost completely useless without headphones as this thing can get LOUD over 1200rpm. I've never needed to go over 1000rpm so it doesn't bother me at all. I would recommend

Must have for gaming laptop it really cools your laptop like 10-15 degrees

Wish to have slimmer type but to maintain same efficiency in future

Best cooling pad I've used I was not expecting it to work so well it's perfect and I don't use my gaming lap top with out it now runs very cool most the time only using half the fan stand power. Unless I'm playing a very intensive game than it needs max power, and its pretty loud so i play with head phones if its . I'm running a i9 13th in a 16 ince laptop. It definitely needed the fan to get full power with out drop offs in fps afyer it gets really hot witch it dose not using this cooling stand

Excelente produto. Cumpre o que promete. Veio bem embalado, bem empacotado e em segurança. Impecável design e acabamento.

Es buena, logra reducir mucho la temperatura incluso sin estar en la máxima velocidad, el unico inconveniente es el ruido fuera de eso es una buena base.