llano V12 RGB Laptop Cooling Pad, Gaming Laptop Cooler with 5.5 Inch Powerful Turbofan, Fast Cooling Laptop 15.6-21in, Adjustable Speed, Touch Control, LCD Screen, Black

My laptop fans stopped working and since it is a few years old no spare fans available in the market. (awesome *sarcasm* to see planned obsolescence working great). My only option was to go for a new laptop until a friend suggested cooling pads devices like this llano one. After viewing various reviews of various devices, this llano fan came up consistently as best recommended. If you can swallow the large price tag it is definitely worth the investment. I previously had a cheaper (2000 Rupee) fan of another brand which worked so so for a year before it too died. This one however with its variable fan speed is superb and cools down my laptop beautifully. Starts from 300 rpm which is near silent to a max of 2800 rpm which makes it sound like a blow dryer. But I don't mind that since I use noise cancelling headphones when I game which the only time I use the max speed. For regular use I keep it at 700 rpm which make it just about audible but still much softer than my ceiling fan. The LED lighting is gimmcky for my personal taste but it excites my little child so that's that. Overall I'm very happy with this llano fan. Definitely not cheap. But cheaper than a new laptop for sure!

Its expensive but worth the investment especially if you primarily use a laptop for heavy work or gaming. The temperature difference is 10 degrees on load for me and the added benefit is a practically dust free laptop due to the filter the cooler has. After 7 months of heavy use I opened the laptop last week to clean and remove dust and to my surprise there was hardly any! The build quality is superb and it has given me 0 issues so far. Highly recommended if budget allows and you're looking to make a longterm investment in laptop cooling once and for all.

Best air cooler I have ever used for laptop

I purchased the Ilano V12 cooling pad primarily for my HP Omen 16 laptop with an AMD processor, as my CPU temperatures would spike to 95°C during intensive gaming. After using this cooling pad, I’m seeing a significant temperature drop of around 10-15°C, which is impressive. On max fan speed (2800 RPM), my CPU temps now stay around 50-60°C, though the fan noise is noticeable. However, at 1800 RPM, which is quieter, I still get a stable 60-65°C, which works well for me. The build quality is plastic, but it feels premium and is very lightweight. While ₹15,000 is quite expensive for a cooling pad, I consider it a worthwhile investment for prolonging my laptop’s lifespan. So far, it’s performing as intended, and I have no regrets. I will update this review after prolonged use.

Cools down the laptop ver effectively .... It's very costly though can be lowered. Also has good RGB lights and has dust filter. Extra dust filter is also there. The air flow is very good and keep the laptop cool. Only for those laptops that take aur from the bottom of the laptop

Product is excellent. Worth the price

I recently used a this laptop cooler for my device, which tends to heat up quickly, and I highly recommend it for anyone facing similar issues. After using the cooler, I observed a significant drop in temperature, ranging from 8-10 degrees Celsius. The product is well-built, and the quality is impressive. Given the performance and durability, I find the price to be fully justified.

Really brings down the temperature with 500rpm for normal usage & 2800rpm for high gpu usage

Super matériel, fait le taf, il a calmé les hardeurs de mon i9, chute de 10 degrés. Je le recommande fortement.

This cooling pad actually works! The Llano V12 Cooling Pad can siginificantly reduce both CPU and GPU operating temperatures, especially under gaming loads. My system: Lenovo Legion 5i Pro 12700K CPU, 3070TI GPU. I was sketpical prior to buying but using this for the past few days has proven it isn't a gimmick. Refer photos and the before and after video showing the reduction in CPU and GPU temps when in game. At full fan speed: 2800 RPM - CPU reductions from 100 degrees down to 79/80. - GPU reductions from 85 degrees down to high mid to high 60s (observed last few days) Average reduction appears to be 20 degrees and above in some cases. Even on lower fan speeds (1200 - 1500 RPM), I see temperature drops up to 10 degrees or more. I have also observed FPS changes in certain games from 30 to 50FPS at times. Unable to confirm 100% if this is from the cooling pad, but I noticed these improvements when the cooling fan is operating at high settings. ONE THING TO NOTE: the higher fan speed setting is quite noisy. This is not really something you can avoid. Noise cancelling headphones will help, but it is still audible on higher settings (1500 and above). It can be a little bit of a challenge to hear subtle footsteps when playing extraction based shooters, or games where footstep audio is critical. Besides that, playing most games won't be an issue and the performance boost is definitely worth the noise.

Why did I get it? Working 12-14 hours with a gaming laptop (zephyrus duo 16, 6900hx + 3070ti) with that high pitched fan noise makes you go insane eventually. I despised the noise so much I was considering spending an extra 5k rebuilding my desktop tower system and throw my laptop into trash. Does it help reducing gaming laptop temperatures? Yes and no. Yes it does help cool the laptop better by creating a vortex of cool air blowing underneath the chassis, but unless you're in quiet/silent mode the temps don't drop at all. However, it prevents the chips from throttling and instead it unlocks the true TGP. Prior to getting this fan I was barely getting 150w of sustained TGP from cpu+GPU combo. Now I'm getting nearly 250w. Makes you wonder how scummy all those marketing material of laptop makers + Nvidia are that you need an additional fan just to get the advertised performance out of your machine. Raw GPU TGP before: barely reaching 100w as thermal throttling reached After: 130w easy with maximum boost reaching 148w Raw CPU TGP before: I never allowed it to go past 30w due to extreme fan noise of the laptop itself. After: I guess it can use 90w as advertised (Radeon iGPU disabled at system level so it's not even active, all that juice goes directly to CPU) Is it loud? So you can adjust the fan speed by 100rpm increments. Working in Browser + medium creativity tasks I set it to 300/400rpm and I don't even have to wear headphones anymore as the hum of this fan drowns the noise of laptop fan. For gaming, you definitely need a noise canceling headphone as the typhoon noise created by this fan exceeds any noise created by speakers. Was considering getting the Razer fan, but I'm glad I didn't. I'd throw money at razer's competition all day every day. Razer tax + their customer service don't deserve your hard earned money. Even though I bet you anything both of these fans are made in the same factory.

Works really really well, a massive upgrade from my cheap cooler from before. It runs a bit loud at higher speeds but it does an AMAZING job, previously the cables around my laptop were untouchable I.e hot to the touch with CPU + GPU rendering but now it’s actually really good. I haven’t checked temps yet but I feel like it keeps my laptop below 40° easily. I love the RGB, scroll bar and the USB ports as well and the fact that it runs on its own power.

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