llano V12 Laptop Cooling Pad with 5.5″ Turbofan – High-Speed Cooling for 15-19 Inch Gaming Laptops, Adjustable Speed & Touch Control, 3-Port USB Hub, with Mousepad, White (No RGB)

Just what I was expecting
Cooler is well made, it’s still plastic so it’s lighter but you can tell the quality. Comes with a replacement filter and the RGB tho basic it looks great with different modes to choose from.Foam seal is next level, paired with the powerfull fan it forces air through gaps my laptop didn’t even know had. Big impact in temps and though it gets loud (you can adjust the rpm, it can be quiet too) nothing a pair of headphones can’t deal with, specially if you’re here for temps.

Definitely Cools!
I was a bit hesitant for the single fan option (and the foam pad that seemed like it would just constrict air flow). But this works great (even on lower settings). I gained well over 1000 points on benchmark performance testing due to cooler GPU during test.As another example, the computer I have gets really hot (like hurt my hands to touch the keyboard) when it sits with the lid closed. In the picture provided, you can see that the insided of the computer when I opened the lid was 120 degrees (ouch)! But just after 60 seconds sitting on the cooler (with the lid closed still) running at just 1/3 power (1000 RPM), you can see a significant drop in temperatures all over the computer.As for the noise level, the higher RPMs are a bit louder, but then again, so is the “cooler boost” option on my laptop, which helps, but does not cause computer to cool as much as it needs to to to efficiently run high resource VR games. With this cooler, I can us it at just 2/3 power (not very noisy), and computer cools much more than with indigineous cooler boost, and my VR games run much smoother.

Laptop Cooler… Nuff said….
This is one cool fanthat has a thick build. It has a pretty lengthy cord supplied with it. The build quality is good and is very sturdy and versatile. The case is made out of plastic, but don’t let that fool you. The quality is good and the fan is very powerful so much that you can feel the airflow through the laptop. That being said, it is very loud past 1000 fps and will go as high as 2300 I believe. If you have a good set of headphones you can hardly notice it. It is recommended to put this on a flat table surface for best results not to block airflow. Overall good product.

I’ve been using the Llano V12 Cooling Pad for a while now, and it’s honestly one of the best cooling pads I’ve ever tried! The build quality is excellent, and the performance is outstanding—it keeps my laptop cool even during heavy use. The fans are quiet yet very effective.The seller also provided amazing service! I had a minor issue with a part, and when I reached out, they responded quickly and professionally, sending a replacement without any hassle. Truly exceptional customer support that reflects the brand’s quality.Highly recommend this product to anyone looking for effective cooling and top-notch quality! 🔥💻

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.

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 reachedAfter: 130w easy with maximum boost reaching 148wRaw 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.