Hands down the most powerful cooler on the market today.
Most powerful cooler on the market today for smaller laptops. Any laptops without the numpad keyboard, 14″ ballpark, this would be your most powerful option available on the market.Build quality is solid. materials are not flimsy, things function as they should, parts are clean and durable.RPM is adjustable by increments of 100. at 2600+ RPM, I could be running ultra graphics on some intensive games on my ROG Zeph G14 and it drops a solid 20 degrees. Laptop used to burn my fingers on touch – now it actually feels lukewarm at most.With great power comes some noise. I use a headset so never really notice it myself, but it does get fan-noisy above 2000.If all you are looking for is a mild cooler for a general purpose laptop, this is overkill. If you are gaming and you have a smaller set laptop, go with this one.The lights are a nice bonus. I personally don’t care much for flashy looks, but if that’s what you like, then this is gonna be your jam.

Effective Cooling Solution for Laptops with Bottom Vents
Before I get into my review, I want to mention that if your laptop doesn’t have bottom vents, you might want to save your money and skip the Llano V10 Pro. The instructions suggest not using the foam in that case, but honestly, you won’t get much benefit without bottom vents. This fan won’t magically cool through a sealed case. But if your laptop has bottom vents, read on…This cooling pad works. I was skeptical at first, but my laptop temperatures dropped by 10-20°C depending on the activity. And this is at less than half fan speed. The biggest reductions happen during high-heat activities like gaming, but even general use shows improvement.In terms of cooling, I give this an A++. It really does the job. My Llano V10 Pro used to get hot enough to make the keyboard uncomfortable to touch, but with this pad, that issue is gone. I’ve tried other cooling pads that either did nothing or made things worse.As for noise, if you crank it to full speed, it’s loud. There’s no sugarcoating it. However, I usually run it at about one-third speed, where you can hear it, but it’s not obnoxious. It’s more of a “what’s that faint sound?” level. If you need to run this at 100%, you likely need more than just a cooling pad. Even at full speed, though, using headphones can help. The only downside is an annoying whine at lower RPMs, and since it’s controlled with a physical dial, finding the right setting can be a bit tricky.When it comes to lighting, I’m indifferent. I don’t care much for it. I did struggle to turn off the disco light show at first (no instructions provided), but eventually, I managed to find a single color I liked.Stability and build quality are impressive. My laptop is heavy, yet it doesn’t budge on this pad. The pad itself is sturdy and doesn’t slide around, and the laptop stays put as well. Before buying, I saw a review saying it’s just a fan in a case with foam, and while that’s true, it’s a solid case with a great fan. The foam helps direct the airflow to the laptop instead of the desk. The USB hub is something I didn’t bother with, so if that’s important to you, check other reviews.Ergonomically, it’s a bit unusual but not bad. The sturdy braces at the bottom keep your laptop in place but stick up even at the lowest setting, which can be slightly annoying depending on where you rest your hands. The pad allows for raising the back to different heights, though some of the increments seem impractical. Fortunately, the main height options are comfortable.My main complaint is the complete lack of documentation. There’s none. They do indicate which foam to use (which is important), but figuring out the lights is a guessing game. Good luck!One thing to watch out for: check where your laptop vents are. Mine are toward the center/back, so I had to adjust the braces to position the laptop correctly over the fan. There are three brace positions, so it should accommodate most layouts, but make sure to position the vents properly.If your laptop has temperature issues, I highly recommend the Llano V10 Pro. It works.

fan is very loud when it gets to 3500, it keeps my laptop cool

My advice if you have 16 inch laptop and higher go for V12. I purchased the v10 which is only compatible with 14 inch laptop and lower it can work to 17 inch but the bottom sticks raise the laptop fans where not so much open for airtake but oh my it does cool down the laptop immediately. I tried it for only 30 min the temp were 82c it drops 60c to 65c, even the fbs jumped by 10 at need for speed unbounded 4k 4062-2162 it was 92 with these cooling pad it jumped to 110 and above. Anyways im returning the V10 i will definitely go for V12. I can’t wait for V12

Material wirkt etwas billig, ist aber relativ leise und kühlt den laptop gut