Don't buy a Laptop Cooling Pad until You see This!

Laptop Cooling Pad: Hey guys, in this video, we’re going to review the pros and cons of the top 5 best Laptop Cooling Pad for sale right now.
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00:38 5️⃣ Liangstar Laptop Cooler: geni.us/sFj0kCv
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▬ ABOUT THIS VIDEO ▬
External cooling pads with fans can help keep a laptop's temperature down without making any changes to the hardware. They also help the laptop's airflow because you can put it on a hard, flat, non-fabric surface.
That is why when buying a Laptop cooling pad, there are a few things to consider; quality, efficiency, ease of use, and features.
So watch this video to find out which one is suited to your needs
In today’s video, we are going to look at the top five best Laptop Cooling Pad available on the market today. We have made this list based on our own opinion, research, and customer reviews. We have considered their quality, features, and values when narrowing down the best choices possible. If you want more information and updated pricing on the products mentioned, be sure to check the links above.
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[@TechsYouCantLiveWithout]

00:38 5⃣ Liangstar Laptop Cooler: geni.us/sFj0kCv 02:18 4⃣ TopMate C11: geni.us/GeEK 04:14 3⃣ Kiato LivTech Cooler: geni.us/jwAtj7 05:58 2⃣ KLIM Ultimate: geni.us/20QFs 07:58 1⃣ IETS GT500: geni.us/nyEbD

[@clubbizarre]

I have the KLIM Ultimate. It is beautiful, stylish, ergonomic but the huge fan at 750rpm while being near silent, is way too weak for any gaming laptop. I own a HP Omen 15 and it's hardware still reaches near 100°c during gaming and the metal casing gets so hot that you can't touch it. Despite the KLIM. I think about getting the IETS GT300 or GT500

[@bizbarley74]

Just got the IETS GT500 for a 17.3 Lenovo Legion 5. It's loud but is not really a big factor when wearing headphones. Also as stated, you have a lot of control over noise level and can usually find a sweet spot. The dust filter was a big selling point for me and this is the most effective cooler I've ever witnessed. Like it towers above the rest in a league of its own. Only issue is the cooler claims to support 17.3 inches, yet with the foam, it slightly blocks the Legions bottom intake fans and that is concerning, as the Legion is a popular laptop and could possibly put stress on the fans. However, I do not know this for a fact, and may have little to no impact. But I witnessed this cooler taking an overheating MSI 3070 Ti that was baking at 105C and drop that to a steady 74C. Which is ridiculous.

[@sanderboersma1090]

wow are you serious thats a lot do you think this is the best one?

[@bizbarley74]

@@sanderboersma1090 Well I was waiting at an airport gate when I wrote that long comment, but I can say that IETS is on a different level than any other cooling pad that I've personally seen through all my searches. I mean it uses an industrial grade fan that can blast up to 5,000 rpm, which is why it requires it's own power source. And it uses foam made by 3M to form a seal, that along with brackets, holds the laptop in place and blasts filtered air through the laptop. Even in warm rooms I've seen it cool down the CPU/GPU. So in terms of cooling a laptop, yes, IETS is the best. Only issue I'm worried about is that it's too powerful. I mean this thing could literally cool a laptop with no working fans, and I worry that the amount of airflow might overwhelm my legions already powerful and effective fans that displace heat at the heart of the pipe system Lenovo created.

[@TechsYouCantLiveWithout]

Thank you for your detailed feedback, mate! The community appreciates your input 👍

[@alexandrostse866]

How much did you buy it?

[@bizbarley74]

@@alexandrostse866 I purchased it on Amazon for $69.99. I do not regret it.

[@AllAboutBasics]

In KLIM ultimate can i just turn the led lights off?

[@luizfelipesuzinbranco2262]

Witch one fan pad is good for Alienware m18 r1 ? Thank you

[@Hippodaddy69]

Memo FL08 its 35-45 bucks and its 2400 rpm (i played gta 2k all max settings usually get 80 with my 4hour gaming sessions and it dropped to 64-66°)