llano RGB Laptop Cooling Pad with Powerful Turbofan Gaming Cooler Radiator with Infinitely Variable Speed, Touch Control, LCD Screen, 3-Port USB Hub, Seal Foam for Notebook Computer 15-19in

Like everyone else that needs a laptop cooler my end gaming machine was getting far too hot far too quickly and then thermal throttling the performance (i9 13900H 5.40ghz). I had done a lot of research and most people suggested that cooling pads were either totally useless, made heat worse or gave mimimal cooling results but then I came across several reviews and videos for the Llano branded coolers and decided to pull the trigger expecting to return it for a refund. My machine was sitting idle at roughly 65 degrees C with the cooler at full power I was getting a steady 20 degrees C at idle granted with the trade of being the cooler is very loud at full speed, but I was absolutely blown away at more than 40 degrees worth of performance. At lower speeds it still does a great job but of course the lower speed, less noise, less cooling but I have found a sweet spot of 400rpm is acceptable fan noise with decent cooling for normal use and if gaming I can crank it up a bit depending on how long my gaming session is. Asus Zen Book Duo 14 sits well on the foam pad and creates a good seal. All in all takes about 2minutes to set everything up. Sorry not a particularly technical review but take it from someone that had very low hope for this cooling pad I am absoutely delighted with it and wished I had bought it sooner. My laptop no longer feels like a tractor with a Ferrari engine under the hood unable to use any of the performance I had paid for. Very pleased and highly recommended from someone who is a very harsh critic of everything.

quite surprised at the performance of the cooler, before using my temperatures were 81c or slightly above on both cpu and gpu, with the laptops fans working pretty hard to keep it there. HWinfo was indicating throttling on both components (16 core i7 processor/ rtx5070 gpu) when using the cooler its strong enough to bring the temperatures under control quickly at full power and then maintain those temperatures at under half the coolers power. No massive benefit to laptop performance however gpu clocks remain very stable and high when nicely cooled, giving 2-3fps boost generally. its loud but so is the laptop, so theres loud and struggling or loud and under control nicely.

Pardon the pun, but this is a game changer! This allows my laptop to sustain higher fps constantly. My preferred level is 1200rpm, it's a good balance between noise and cooling. It's about as loud as the laptops built in fans at this setting. Before, the built in fans kept the 4070 in my galaxy book 4 ultra at 80 degrees average. At 1200rpm with the cooler on, it's a sustained 60 degrees with the highest workloads which is fantastic. I'm a content creator & photographer rendering a lot of video, so this is a must-have for when I travel now. Just goes into the seat pocket in the car. The lights are a little obnoxious, and I'd like the 7 segment display to be red not blue. When I queue up a load of jobs to run overnight, the blue is really bright. I feel like it's a bit pricey for what it is, it has a relatively cheap plastic build but I think all the r&d went into the fan motor & design. I don't like the rgb lighting that's on by default but it's possible to turn them off so that's really not a big deal. Be careful not to block the fan on your laptop with the foam pad or you'll notice little to no difference in temperatures. There is a sweet spot to find depending on what laptop you have, make sure you can feel the air leaving the laptop vents and it'll work fantastically.

The Llano RGB Laptop Cooling Pad is an undeniably powerful piece of equipment, and it lives up to its promise of significant cooling for gaming laptops. However, it's crucial to understand that "powerful" here often equates to "loud" at its highest settings. This is a bulky unit, designed to deliver serious airflow, and its maximum cooling performance definitely comes with a considerable amount of noise. You'll want some good noise-cancelling headphones if you plan to push it to its limits. I personally use this with my 16-inch Lenovo Legion 7i, and it's a perfect fit for the cooler's generous top surface. It does an excellent job of keeping the laptop cool, which is vital for reducing the strain on the laptop's internal fans and, perhaps more importantly, preventing dust from being sucked up into the bottom vents and clogging the system. In my opinion, dust accumulation is one of the biggest long-term cooling problems for gaming laptops, and the Llano's "air chamber" design seems particularly effective at mitigating this. When I'm gaming, I typically find my sweet spot between 300-600 RPM. This range provides a great balance of effective airflow without the fan drowning out the game's audio. At these speeds, the sound is not unpleasant and is easily negligible over game speakers – my partner and I barely notice it. This makes it comfortable for extended gaming sessions without needing headphones purely for noise mitigation. Overall, while this is a pricier cooling pad, I believe it's absolutely worth the investment if you're looking for something truly efficient. The unique "air chamber" design ensures more air is directed through your laptop's cooling system, leading to genuinely lower temperatures and helping to prevent dust ingress. Just be aware that its size makes it less than portable – this is a cooling pad designed for a dedicated desk setup, not for throwing in a backpack. For the serious gamer or power user who values sustained performance and laptop longevity at home, the Llano RGB is a perfect, albeit stationary, companion.

But the laptop cooler is great. Is it made of cheap materials? Yes, it’s cheap plastic housing same as all laptop coolers. I’ve gone through 3-4 cheap laptops coolers that just break one day. They’re £30-40 a pop so it makes sense to pay more for something that hopefully lasts longer (I took out insurance on it). Even if the housing is cheap, it’s moulded and you wouldn’t see that one cheaper coolers. I didn’t use software to test temps, I have an MSI cyborg that runs HOT with a cooler at the top, with the llano it reached kinda warm in one spot so a major difference. Even while running a demanding game. I’m impressed. Is the fan loud? Very. I saw the reviews and bought some cheap wireless headphones but the fan blows out way more than cheaper models so it’s going to be loud.

This llano cooler is great, by far the best one I've used. I mostly use it on the lowest setting (300), ramping up the fans when I want to bring my System/CPU/GPU temps down, which I monitor with HWINFO and overlays. I can really see the temperatures drop down and stay steady, which allows my laptop to perform at higher clock speeds for longer. My laptop fans themselves can spin up to >5k rpm but with the cooler on and loads running on the computer, I don't see them going above 2,500RPM. Another benefit I am finding or rather feeling, is that between the keyboard and touchpad area on my laptop are no longer burning hot to the touch. The fan noise with my laptop on top does not bother me on the lower settings, it acts as white noise to me. The clamping system at the front to hook the laptop down is great too, I like that. With higher fan speeds, of course there is more noise, but really I don't need to use this cooler past a third of its potential output to get temperature drops and performance gains with which I am happy about. Its nice that it has so much headway for more cooling performance. The first product I received I noticed a ticking sound at low RPMs, which I didn't find mentioned in online reviews / video reviews. The performance was still fantastic but the noise was annoying. I spoke with support and they sent me a new one out, which I received today, and the noise is no longer, except the white noise of lower fan speeds(to me). Overall super happy with the cooler and the support from llano.

This cooling pad is of fantastic quality. It can fit easily under the vast majority of laptops, helping to keep them cool, especially during the summer. It has a roller which allows you to select your preferred speed of the fan from 300 RPM - 2800 RPM. You should note that the faster the fan, the louder it will be. The fans definitely help add to the comfort in using your laptop during those hot days, especially gaming laptops which tend to get very hot. As well as the ability to choose the fan speed, there is also the option to choose from different coloured LEDs around the fan base. You can have a solid cyan, solid green, solid red or flashing cyan, flashing, green, flashing red, etc. This adds a bit of 'coolness' to your gaming area instead of just having a massive black pad under your laptop. Would I save this is 'value for money'? Well compared to my previous cooling pad which was just a set of three small fans which barely did anything, yes it 100% is. It costs a bit, but it is worth it.

Performance initially good, build quality quite cheap given the price. RGB works wel and cooling is good with limited noise at average speeds, higher settings can get quite loud but thats expectee. Broke after 1 year of infrequent use. Would not recommend this product for the price and longevity of it.