Laptop Computer Cooling Stand

It's a great cheap cooling pad for your laptop, and I like that it has an adjustable stand. It runs off your laptops power so it requires to be plugged into one of your usb slots. It can get kind of loud at a high speed but for the cost it does exactly what it's supposed to do.

Just what I needed for my laptop. This stand gives me much needed space on my computer desk.

I got this when I purchased my MSI Laptop as I like Thermaltake products, a laptop always needs cooling support and and a review suggested it would lower load temps by 10-15 degrees. Thought that might be hype, but guess what? It does. Try it on.

It comes with a clip to attach it to a laptop computer's screen and that clip has a hole so that you can position it above the laptop's built-in camera (which is the most commonly desired placement) with the camera peering through the hole. Also comes with a mini three-legged non-adjustable stand. Can be mounted horizontally (long) or vertically (tall). While named a fill light, it could be bright enough for use as a main (key) light in low light. I'd only recommended it for use with a laptop computer because it will only be bright enough to make a noticeable difference if in close proximity to the person/subject being lit. Pleased with purchase. If you need a similar but truly bright light then you'll need something larger, heavier, and not USB-powered such as B&H# VIL132T, plus the Watson AC adapter for that, plus a tabletop light stand.

This is to serve as a tether stand for a laptop computer, less than the brand names and will serve the purpose at considerably less cost. Replaced the projector (top surface) with a larger monitor attached to the plate with some zip ties and works great. Goes together in 10-12 minutes and has locking wheels. Very well made unit and somewhat heavy but I would prefer it being sturdy to withstand any bumps or tangles that could upset the entire unit with it's contents.

Solid laptop stand that is used both around the office and on set for tethering. You can confidently leave a relatively heavy computer on it without worrying.The little side stand is ok for holding notes, a trackball, or other stationary peripheral, but not really useful as a surface for a mouse.

Since I always use an external keyboard and mouse with my computer, I have long-wanted to get my laptop screen at eye level. With this laptop stand, my wait is over. Designed with DJs in mind (I guess they put mixers under their computers at gigs), this stand turned my shelf into a stand-up desk. Sure you can do it yourself, but this is inexpensive enough to make that unnecessary.

It works with my Macintosh laptop computer. Now when I give a PowerPoint presentation I can stand in the front of the room, control PowerPoint without having to appoint a flipper, and highlight things on the screen.

I got this CPU for my first computer build and so far it works as expected. It's powerful but it does run hot, so make sure to have enough cooling for it.

It is very useful and I am getting use to it. It's different from the laptop computer. But I like it. Thanks.