llanoRGB Laptop Cooling Pad, Gaming Laptop Cooler with Powerful Turbofan, Fast Cooling Laptop 15.6-21in, Adjustable Speed, Touch Control, LCD Screen

I’m running a kinda old Lenovo P15 Gen 1 with an Intel i9-10885H, 128GB of RAM, 2 NVMe SSDs, and a Quadro RTX 3000 GPU, all of which generate a significant amount of heat under heavy workloads. Since using the llano v12 laptop pad cooler, I’ve seen my GPU temperatures drop consistently by around 10-15°C, which is a notable improvement and makes extended sessions far more comfortable. The airflow can be clearly felt, and the fan goes all the way to 2800 RPM, which is LOUD. The USB ports are a nice addition too; providing extra ones that I don't even need, but are good to have, since I have a Thunderbolt hub.The build quality of the cooler is excellent, and while I did experience a small rattling noise in the first unit I received, it never once impacted the cooler’s functionality. Llano Tech Shop promptly addressed the issue with genuine hospitality and care, helping me out with my issue swiftly. Their customer service left a positive impression and I will certainly be back to purchase more of their items if I need them again!Overall, if you need an effective, reliable way to keep a high-performance laptop running cooler, the llano v12 laptop pad cooler is an excellent choice.P.S. You can even turn the RGB off for all you RGB haters.

The media could not be loaded. After 3 weeks of using this product. I would like to give it a 4 star, but understanding how machines with power work, it’s a 5! 😇I’ve had several laptop cooling systems in the past, sure they all had RGB lights, but the power, space, and quality were no comparison.First, let’s talk about how this can connect with your laptop. (Note: I don’t use it in this form because I have a docker station, but I did test it to ensure the usb ports are working).The cooling system comes with a USB-C to USB-C connector that connects to your laptop (cable included). After connecting this piece, you can then connect a mouse and keyboard to the USB slots on the cooling system instead of your laptop, and boom, you can send the signal of both devices and use them as normal. Awesome!Next, the power of the fan. It actually cools my laptop by around 20-25 degrees Fahrenheit. It comes with a nice pad that you can place your laptop on so that the bottom does not get scratched. This was carefully thought of and well crafted to include. It also comes with a dust proof filter so that the fan underneath does not intake dust. This machine can blast cold air like no other.The trade off is that with lots of power coming from the fan, it will sound loud when it’s at max speeds. However, it’s understandable, it’s blowing powerful cold air.The RGB lights make it look pretty, and there are several types of settings you can use for the lights. It all depends on how you like your light settings to be, there are static colors and there are dynamic colors as well. I use the dynamic rainbow function of light settings, there’s no life without colors!To summarize it all together, this fan was well worth it. It’s a good weight, it’s durable, powerful and pretty.I have a MacBook Pro from 2019, 15 inch sitting right on top of the pad, and the cooling system gets the job done. ✅If there are any questions about this cooling system, feel free to comment below. I am nerdy with tech and enjoy sharing my experience with others for the best recommendations.

So, I'm lucky I work a 3rd shift job that allows me to use my Legion 5 gaming laptop for hours a night. As you can see, it is small enough to put into a book bag and take it with me. There are really only two choices if you want proper cooling of a gaming laptop, and thats either the llano or the iets gt500/600. I actually purchased the 500 and 600 but both were too large to bring with me on a regular basis. With the llano it is the perfect size for my 16in gaming laptop, and the cooler is small enough to travel to work as well. I have been using it for a few months now, and I love it. The fan can get a little loud, but I keep the fan around 1100 rpm, and it's quieter then my laptop fans on full blast. The llano keeps also keeps my temps while gaming under 70c on average, on both the cpu and gpu. Without it, the laptop averages around 80c. Which, for a gaming laptop, is still good temperatures. If I crank the fan to max rpms it keeps it around 65/60c while running prime95 which is amazing. While gaming temps never saw above 55c when it is running at max rpms. But, sadly, the fan is too loud at this speed unless I have headphones on. But because of my job, I simply cannot do that. So 1100 is a good sound to performance ratio.The lights are nice, I suppose, plenty of choices, and the build quality is solid.Yes, it's expensive, but if you are like me, and want to make sure your laptop lasts, I consider either the llano or iets coolers a must buy. Or, if your laptop is getting into the 90/100c while gaming because either your fans are dieing or thermal paste is drying up, this will extend the life span even further.I don't know what else needs to be said.Tldr; if you need PROPER cooling for your laptop, and your laptop has bottom ventilation (which is required) this will do it justice.