Some noise for sure. But works very well. Much better from the other overall

Got this laptop cooler for my laptop I had a few years ago, worked very well for awhile, even after I got my new laptop it was still running strong despite 2 fans breaking (assuming due to how long its been in use). The noise level in the fan can be quite loud if you are not at a distance. It's extremely lightweight which I really love about this. It can perfectly fit a 15.6'' Laptop that you have though you might need to put its little stoppers on the bottom up just to it doesn't slip off and such. All-in-all though this is a great product if you are having issues with laptop cooling issues, just be warned it might start breaking on you within 2 years give or take.

Nice product, works great. I have no issues with it, and I had it almost a year now. You need to clean once in a while dust can collect on it.

Fit perfectly and does as said it keeps my laptop cool while gaming in the tuffest.moments in Forza and cod wuld recommend the stands are sturdy and strong the LEDs aren't really bright and the fans aren't to lod the cord is almost never in the way the stoppers at the bottom broke of on mine when I dropped it like a dummy but other than that it's amazing and deserves your purchasePleas rate.my review helpfully to recommend to others

Back fans stopped working withing two weeks of usage. Front fans work but buzz so loud that it causes instant hatred of the person who put this together. Buy literally any other fan

I have old laptop gets hot this. Works perfectly, legs flip up hold laptop in place solid construction everything works like add says fan noise excessive no

We've had this for 31 days & have used it daily. It's used for many hours each day & so far, it's worked flawlessly. The noise level is almost 0; it doesn't bother either of us. It's keeping our laptop cool & the price was good (for today's pricing). Would definitely buy it again & we both recommend it.

This cooling stand does its job well. My laptop is definitely running much cooler now, because when I turn the cooling fans off the fan inside the laptop is either not running or barely running, compared to when it used to be running full blast before I was using this. Before I had a junky one-fan cooler stand, and it just wasn't getting the job done. Here's the pros and cons I think you should read about before you decide on this cooling stand:Pros:-- It's pretty dang quiet, considering there's 4 fans running; all 4 of them together are quieter than the internal one on my laptop, and it's a nice consistent hum, so it's very easy to just not even notice it running.-- It definitely cools a laptop off, without a doubt. Seems obvious, but worth mentioning.-- It has adjustable fan speed for the upper and lower fans separately, so you can keep the cooling power focused on the hotter part of your laptop.-- It seems pretty sturdy to me. I wouldn't expect to rest a 30lb barbell on it, but to hold a laptop and your hands/arms on it, it stays in place just fine and doesn't protest.-- The height adjustment on the rear arms has two height settings, so if you're going to be typing for a long time you can keep your wrists at a comfortable angle.Cons:-- The cooling stand uses a USB-A to USB-A connector wire, which almost nobody has sitting in a drawer somewhere. It obviously comes with one, however if that wire ever fails I'd have to buy a new one, instead they probably should have just had it be powered via USB-C or Micro-USB, since those are cords people always have extras of somewhere in a drawer.-- I didn't expect this to work, but as a test I plugged my phone into the one open USB port on the rear of the cooling stand. It does charge, but you better believe it is slow as molasses. From 20% my phone was estimating 18hr to charge up. Don't expect to use that port for anything other than minor data transfer or a mouse/keyboard.-- Depending on the angle you are sitting at / have your laptop at, if you have the laptop holder arms out (the little arms that stop the laptop from sliding down) sometimes they can be a little sharp on your wrist. An easy workaround is to just angle it down, and with the laptop against it it'll stay there pretty well and not poke you. This usually isn't an issue, so a very minor con.-- The fans do push some decent air, which is good, but another minor con is that if you're prone to cold hands and it's cooler in your home, the lower fans will send some air past the laptop and up onto your wrists/hands if you're typing for a length of time, and they can get a little chilly. This isn't a problem with the product, but I know some people actually need to hear this mentioned.In conclusion, I think for the price this thing does its job amazingly well. All the cons I have listed are really not that big of a deal, because it's all things I already expected, really. Outside of that A-A cord, perhaps. I've used it for hours and hours on end over the last couple months and it doesn't sound any different than when I first booted it up. The fans seem to be sturdy so far. Heck, for the price, just do yourself a favor and pick this thing up. Your laptop will thank you!

I use this cooling pad with an HP Omen gaming laptop, and it works very well. My laptop gets pretty warm and sometimes a bit hot when playing demanding games. The cooling pad keeps the underside where my graphics card is, very cool, and the top side where the card is only gets a bit warm. It's also very quiet, and the variable speed is pretty handy. I do wish that there were 2 open usb ports after plugging it in, and wish the usb ports were at 3.0 speeds. I'm still very happy with the pad and am thinking about getting another for a backup.

The fan ran with variable power adjustment and dual control of top and bottom pairs of fans as stated - BUT hardly any air flow - not from top, bottom or side - almost like a spinning a flat blade. Don't know how it got a 4.5 star rating. Wasted my money. Should have walked into a shop, try it out and buy instead of online (especially far away like US which make is it a hassle to return).

I finally broke down and bought this cooling pad, because my laptop fans couldn't keep my computer cool enough to behave properly after extended use. While some Prime purchases lately are not so Prime, this cooling pad arrived on day 2 as expected. It was packaged in a box in a box, so well-protected during shipment. The pad is made of hard plastic that seems like it will be very durable. It comes with fold-up clips on the top front to keep your computer from sliding off the pad, as well as fold-down feet on the bottom back to raise the pad to one of two comfortable levels for working. To compensate for the use of a USB port to connect it, the pad provides an extra USB port on the back. Cooling is provided by two sets of two fans each with variable speeds controlled by an on/off switch for each set of fans. The fans quietly produce enough cooling air that my laptop hasn't even felt hot to the touch since I started using it. For someone who uses their computer practically non-stop during the day, as I do, a cooling pad such as this is an absolute necessity. Although I've only had this one for about a week, I don't believe you could do any better than this one. Therefore, I feel comfortable recommending it highly.