Thermaltake Massive 20 RGB Steel Mesh Panel Single 200mm Fan 10"‐19" Laptop Notebook Cooling Pad CL‐N014‐PL20SW‐A

It's almost 2019, and another company hasn't managed to figure it out. The first thing I want to point out is that this certainly is a high-quality publication The kind of cooler we used to have is becoming increasingly rare. Legs do not break with the weight of a laptop so it is very durable. However, the color stuff is a bit funky with buttons instead of software and so I'd give this a 5 out of 5. This is a USB 2 device, which takes up two USB 2. 0 ports. That is my main complaint. The number of ports is zero. Two of the USB 3. 0 ports on my Alienware computer are USB 3. 0. A USB 3. 0 port is on each side of the laptop, and two USB 2. 0 ports are on the bottom of the laptop. A C port is on the side and a C port is on It was simply impossible to use the quality cooler with the "Y" split power cable they provided without a usb hub and more out of pocket cost. Being that a single USB cable would have sufficed, I am thrilled companies are embracing this long-established standard. There is almost a year until Thermaltake releases this product in Nov 2018. Make a USB 3 so you can keep up with the times. There's no need to open more than one USB port since you can use only one USB cable. A 2 is welcome if you'd like it. I understand if you provide a Y cable for the people with older laptops, but it shouldn't be the only item provided.

Jaxtyn Baxter

| Dec 18, 2020

I don't think it matters 99% of the time whether you're using this or not, but as long as it has RGB, you're gonna love it. The minute I slapped that badboy under that mofo I could feel how hell froze over - except there was no Eagles music to listen to. (I'm not really sure why Penn hates them so much. Hotel California is a good song, so maybe the rest of them are bad, too? This is a straight up masterpiece, 10 out of 10. My drinking might have been more than I thought

*definitely.

Allyson Reilly

| Jul 15, 2021

My only experience with cooling pads has been with this one, so I can't compare it There's just not enough coolness in it. Despite this, my CPU temperature is still 95 degrees. If I prop up my laptop and run a desktop fan under it, I could get the same or even better cooling. An alternative that is significantly cheaper. At least it is better than not using a cooling pad with a laptop on the tabletop. However, I can only feel the smallest current of air coming from the cooling pad when it is set to In order to cool my laptop, it should be much more powerful than that. My laptop is just too small for a cooling pad to be effective. Is the design of the machine too small for the cooling pad to be effective? I have a laptop that generates a huge air current that pumps hot air out the sides when I am As for the aesthetics, it is a nice, slick design and is lightweight to carry. There is only one fan, so it's very quiet (although I might have been ok with a little more sound if it meant the unit would cool more effectively). I have a black Asus laptop with rainbow-coloured keys. I thought this would go with the theme. A few settings are available for the lights, but I wish it had a slow blinking option for rotating the colours. I can fit my 15" on it with plenty of room, and a large 17" laptop would fit on top of it as well. Overall even though it overheats, I was not able to use it successfully because it did not adequately cool. Obviously, it could just be my laptop, but I expect the cooling pad to cool more efficiently if more air is generated.

Cal LAW

| Dec 08, 2020

Considering the size of the fan, it moves only a small amount of air. In my opinion, there should be more dial movement because the fan isn't that loud even at max, and my technical experience is with big Thermaltake fans, so these should be able to No matter how fast the fan spins, there is not much directional flow with this fan. It does a better job of cooling my 6") laptop and my palms when I type than it does cooling the laptop. Although the MSI laptop I'm using it with has large open vents directly above the center of the fan, the i7 7700HQ is still running at full speed. It seems like this fan would be more effective as a static pressure exhaust than as To tell you the truth, I don't know how much difference it really made to my temps, because there are far too many factors Perhaps it is a few degrees cooler than before, but I was hoping for a more noticeable improvement. It is the lighting that makes the device stand out from the rest of my setup, and that alone is just OK compared to the RGB lighting on every other device. If I keep it on a solid red shade, it looks great with my desktop and other nearby nerdy gear and input devices, but if I change it to one of the other modes, it just looks awful. The lights should strobe on this thing but I have no idea why anyone would want that. I think the rainbow mode with the colors swirling around the edge would look better if it were I find tolerable is the one where all the lights slowly transition between the colors at the same time. I would recommend this device if you are looking at this because you believe that a big fan will move a lot of air straight up into the bottom of your laptop and reduce your load temperatures. It might be better to look somewhere else. The truth is that I am certain to.

Blaze Archer

| Jul 11, 2021