Best Fanless Laptops 2023

As expected for a fanless power supply, it is silent. Love it!

This backpack is the best I bought in 2023,

I did a fanless build in this case and works great. Plenty of airflow and much less dust than with using fans.

I always get the plan for my laptops. Of course you just never know.

I bought one in 2022 and liked it enough to buy another in 2023

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] used to mount SSDs in a fanless NAS build. Very happy. Much better quality than found elsewhere.

Sturdy stands. Nice case with wheels.� Very usable soft boxes.� And the lights themselves work quite well.� The fresnel design allows you to control the beam spread as desired.� Sometimes I use 2 lights right next to each other, 1 spread wide to light the whole subject, and another focused in tighter to brighten one particular area. There's an on/off switch that's separate from the dimmer, so you can turn it off between takes to save battery power. These are daylight, but they include an orange filter that converts daylight to tungsten.� Of course, this makes it less bright, but it usually doesn't matter since shooting indoors doesn't require as much light. I prefer the fanless version for better sound.� But sometimes you just need more light, so to complete my kit, I added a CAME-TV 100 watt fanless�fresnel head, which also works great, and it can use the same soft boxes that come with this kit.

If you are looking for a good, simple to install, switch- then this one is for use. This switch is a fanless design, making it very quiet. One thing to keep in mind is that if you plan on rack mounting it, this particular model will not fit in a standard rack. Also, this switch is unmanaged, a simple plug and play design. So far, I have had no issues with it and it has worked flawlessly- I use this switch in my home, from witch I remote into work from. I have used VPN’s, large files and all that fun, and the switch has worked great. I would recommend this switch to anyone needing a simple , 24 port, plug and play switch.

This is one of very few fanless 10G switches, for barely more than a 1G switch. Seems to work fine so far. If you don't already have a running 10G network to connect it to, you will need to use a 1000Base-T SFP to connect it to your existing infrastructure so you can set it up, in my case to manually set the speed of the uplink to a SFP (not SFP+) switch down to 1G otherwise it would not negotiate.

I'm using this as the main switch in a home network, replacing a switch (different manufacturer) that died. As you'd expect with a non-managed switch, installation was simple, and everything is working fine after the first week. Although I haven't needed to use it, I appreciate the fact that this unit comes with a physical power on-off switch. The unit it replaces had no power switch, and to restart, I had to disconnect the power cord, then reconnect it. The fanless design of this unit makes it quieter than the one it replaces. I haven't noticed any problems with the fanless design; the case gets slightly warm to the touch, not hot.