Computer Made Loud Fan Noise Laptop

My old Peavey amp made loud fan noise, it bothered to recording so I bought this. This is very calm and silent amp and I am satisfied.

Made it easy to go from one computer to three.

I really like this product to mount the laptop. The only con is that it is hard to maneuver the height when the laptop is on top, and it makes loud noise since it is metal.

This is a great value for a blue mic. Its easy to use, the only trouble is that the mic picks up the computer fan noise when recording so thats something to consider but it's less of a problem with the cardioid capsule.

Great laptop with a nice screen and an RTX 4050. Games well if you’re ok with fan noise. This is essentially the Ford Focus RS* of laptops. It looks like a cheap plastic laptop from the outside but it’s got a great 120Hz screen an graphics card with a good CPU for not too much money. *A ford focus RS is a small unassuming hatchback with a 350HP engine if you don’t understand the reference

Got this for a new laptop, largely based on the listed noise level and variable fan speed. It is quiet and keeps my laptop cool.

Made the laptop run like a dream.

I use this for my Macbook Pro. I actually find it cools it better than having the laptop on a fan. It's also much more comfortable to work with the computer at eye level. I use an external mouse and keyboard, but the trackpad is still easy to reach for scrolling or swiping. It doesn't bend, the metal is about a quarter inch. The front lip is about 3 inches from the table. I would recommend this to anyone with a laptop, especially with Apple laptops. The aluminum tone is identical to that of the Macbook Pro.

I do not observe any noise from a fan, if there is one. Works great!

I’m a drummer and I need something that will be audible clearly even with a loud instrument such as a drum set. Even though, this is enough already for monitoring purposes, which is not critical as far as noise (Hissing) goes, this device happens to have NO noise, no hissing whatsoever. If whatever source of audio you plug in, and there is hissing, humming etc, it’s your “whatever” that’s causing the issue. This unit not only has clean audio, but it’s LOUD. So loud that will satisfy anyone but will damage your ears if you’re not careful. If you want LOUD, the Polsen PMA-2B will deliver. To use it from a mixer: simply run a pair of XLR OUT cables from the mixer to the PMA-2B. Try to keep the levels from your mixer not to exceed 0db and no EQ for the best and cleanest sound. I also like the many ways to attach this unit. It has a belt clip, a solid 3/8 mount plus a shoe mount! To use you iPhone as the source since it doesn’t have XLRs: But this cable: Stereo Male XLR to Stereo Male 1/8” TRS. (Assuming you have the Apple lighting adapter) and you’re done! And again, it’s plenty loud. I only wish the PMA-2B had those dual purpose XLR female inputs that accepts either XLRs or Mono TS plugs (each channel) for even more versatility when XLR is not viable. Overall, price is right, ALL METAL, good electronics, no hissing and it’s LOUD. What else could you want? I’m pretty happy with mine. Also, check out the images I provided on my reviews. They can be useful to you. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review].