AICHESON Laptop Cooling Pad 5 Fans Up to 17.3 Inch Heavy Notebook Cooler, Blue LED Lights, 2 USB Ports, S035, Blue-5fans

The fans were questionably quiet and seemed weak to me at first, even on the highest setting, which at first I didn’t think would work for my finances laptop. However, after she started playing, the fans worked very well and kept the computer cool as they were intended to do.The lights aren’t super bright but they honestly don’t seem necessary. I understand what the product manufacturer was aiming for, but it doesn’t really seem necessary. The 2 extra USB ports are a great addition to the product, considering most laptops only have 3 USB ports.We had problems with her computer seeming overly hot and making her games drop frames and even crash at times, but after playing for 7 hours, we definitely approve of this product.

I got two of these and they both work just fine. I gave them as gifts to use and I was told is really quiet but powerful and the colors are nice .

I like that this is light and non-slip. And although I do like that it’s quiet, I think it’s only quiet, because the fan is not very potent. My laptop does cool down a little, but not to the level I’d like. The price was worth it though which is the reason for the 4 stars

I wanted to wait a month or two before I wrote this review and gotta say this product works great. It seems to have a nice flow of air which keeps my laptop cool. I'm Highly recommending this...

I snagged this AICHESON S035 Laptop Cooling Pad for my 17.3-inch gaming laptop, and it’s been a flashy yet functional desk companion. Designed for 15.6" to 17.3" notebooks, it rocks five fans—one big 120mm spinner (1000-1500 RPM) flanked by four 70mm ones (2600-3000 RPM)—all under a wave-patterned metal mesh that pumps out decent airflow. I’ve run it during long sessions of video editing, and it keeps my laptop’s underside noticeably cooler—maybe 10-15°F lower than without it—though it’s not a miracle cure for a hot GPU.The purple LED lights are a vibe, glowing brighter as you crank the fan speed with the rear dial (a nice touch for control freaks like me). It’s got four adjustable height settings (7.5 to 21.5 degrees), and the metal bar at the bottom lifts it from 2.4" to 4.8"—great for ergonomics and easing neck strain. The flip-up silicone grip keeps my laptop from sliding, even at the steepest angle. Plus, the dual USB 2.0 ports are a bonus—one powers the pad, the other’s free for a mouse or drive (USB-A to USB-A cable included).A few quirks: the fans hum quietly at low speed (around 24-28 dB), but maxed out, they’re audible—not jet-engine loud, but enough to notice in a silent room. The plastic sides and bottom feel a bit flimsy for the 1.93-lb weight—fine on a desk, less so if you’re rough with it. Compared to a basic single-fan pad I’ve used, this one’s got more cooling muscle and style, though it’s bulkier and pricier.For 15.6-17.3" laptop users needing a chill boost, this pad delivers—effective, adjustable, and eye-catching. I’d give it 4.5 stars, rounded up to 5 for the performance and purple flair. Perfect for desk warriors—just don’t expect whisper-quiet at full blast!

Computer Specs:Device name MSIProcessor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10300H CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.50 GHzSystem type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processorCons:- Can't turn off LED w/out turning off fans- There are 5 fans, yes, but, with included USB, the fans aren't powerful enough to handle a PC that is in moderate to heavy usage.Ex. When I'm using Microsoft Suit, watching YT videos, casual web browsing, or reading articles, I notice the computer is cooled. The fans do their job. Editing a video, opening illustrative software, or playing AAA and non-AAA games. The fans aren't able to provide sufficient cooling for my PC. Many times I need to use my computer's built-in backup to aid the stand.-Hard plastic- The inclination stand is hard plastic, if you like to work with your laptop on your lap, it helps to wear Bermuda's (the ones that are mid-length, not the ones that cut of at the cheek). The plastic leaves an indent when on your lap and exposed to skin. No heavy fabric, just something to shield the legs with when operating. I use a guard on the stand when I use it at an incline on my lap. It's more comfortable. When the stand is flat, there is no indent. Barelegged.Pros:-They style: I like the design of the stand. I love that it's black (or painted black) metal for the grid.-The incline: I love that I'm able to adjust the height of the stand. It feels comfortable and natural.-The lip: The built-in laptop flap to keep your laptop from slipping when it's at an angle was nice. You don't notice it when it's in use and it has a nice hideaway when it's not.-Two USB ports- I'm able to adjust the cord as needed depending on my mood. I've no slippage.-Keeps the heat off: When I do moderate or laptop work and I hear my fans fighting for their lives, the stand does a great job of keeping the hot air off my lap when it's at an incline. When it's flat, I feel warmth, nothing more. as opposed to before, where I felt like I was balancing a literal flame without it.-Fan placement: The fan's placement isn't bad. They give the computer more breathing space.If the stand breaks, I would buy it again. I'm used to it. It's wide and supports my laptop. I just wish the fans had more gusto or there was a way to increase the speed.

Before I bought this I could not even touch my laptop. This cooling pad is really good, due to clear airflow which is keeping my laptop cool. Comfortable to hold the laptop without sliding.

Works really well, so quiet barely hear it running.