Cheap it certainly isn't, though: costing a cool $119.99 / £129.99 (around AU$190), it's an expensive cooling pad. However, in return for this princely sum, you get some glacial cooling.

This premium laptop cooling pad is the best I’ve ever tested – and the ... costing a cool $119.99 / £129.99 (around AU$190), it's an expensive cooling pad. However, in return for this ...

Llano has three options when you go to buy its cooling pad. The least expensive is $127.00 on Amazon and comes with a decent-looking mousepad. Two other variants go up to $200, ...

If you want to bolster your setup with a massive fan, the Razer Laptop Cooling Pad retails for $149.99 at Best Buy.That's a steep price, for sure, but I'll go ahead and spoil the review a little ...

Typically, laptop mats use cooling fans to drop the core temperature of your laptop, like the Kootek Cooler Pad Chill Mat 5.This impressive mat uses five fans (which can be individually controlled ...

More expensive than most laptop cooling pads; Bulky; If you have a big laptop, the Thermaltake Massive 20 RGB is a great option to cool your machine. Technically, it supports up to, ...

In my experience, most cooling pads either don't cool well or are expensive, but this one is the exception. Its twin turbine fans spin at up to 4,300 RPM each, capable of cooling down even the ...

Most cooling pads range from about 20dB to 50dB in volume. An output of 50dB is about as loud as a typical conversation between two people or the hum of a refrigerator. The stronger a cooling pad ...