SUMISKY Laptop Stand Cooling Pad 100% Bamboo Adjustable Laptop Desk with 2 Quiet Cooling Fans Blue Light and 2 USB Ports Ergonomic Cooler Pad for 13-16 inches Laptop (15"x11")

The fan is very noisy and half of it stopped working after 1h of use. The tray is bulging in the middle and my laptop doesn't sit well on it. The stopper at the base of the tray is not large enough. The design of this thing is really bad, and so is the quality. I used to have a similar bamboo stand 10 years ago and it was more solid, and efficient.

I bought this item to use with my two laptops, and it performs pretty well. It looks nicer than the plastic cooling pads that I was considering. The blue light doesn't extend far enough that you can see it on the left or right of the computer, so it isn't distracting. You can adjust the speed (therefore noise) of the fans, and on maximum speed it still sounds quieter than my air purifier on low. The pad itself never gets hot even after a couple hour session of gaming with my CPU at 70 degrees Celsius on my HP Omen 15 (2020). The 2 USB has passthrough which work even if the fans are off, so you don't sacrifice a USB port. I have my dac/amp connected to the second port and it works. The fans can be on even if you don't have your laptop on. There's a nice click on the fan control wheel to tell you that it's off, but you can just unplug the USB to also turn it off and it'll automatically start when you plug it back. The highest elevation provides a good amount of space, and I like putting the bottom edge of my laptop slightly on top of the detachable stump that keeps the laptop from sliding down to provide more airflow between the laptop and cooling pad. This item seems to be a re-brand of the Klim bamboo cooling pad; they probably got it from the same manufacturer in China. Their pictures don't show their Sumisky branding on it, so I thought it was clean, but their name is on the bottom right of the pad.It's great for what it is, but there are some improvements that can be made. I would like to have three levels of elevation instead of two: high, low, and none so that the cooling pad can be rested flat on the desk; it would be easier to stack and store. The feet could be designed like the other cooling pads with this set-up except wood. The USB ports are 2.0, so flash drives will be very slow. It's 2020; there's no reason why anything lower than 3.0 should exist. USB connectors also don't go all the way in, so there's some loose, wiggling room (doesn't impact performance, though). The blue light doesn't bother me, but I'm sure some people would like the option to turn it off without turning off the fans. The USB ports and fan control wheel are not only in the back, but under the cooling pad, so reaching for them is a little awkward. Their next products could perhaps move them to the left or right side of the pad for easy access. The wheel is a little rigid and stiff instead of smooth when turning. The feet have smooth foam tips, so the pad can still slide if you push it. It stays stationary fine during use, but it would be great if it were rubber instead.

The product is made of glued strips of bamboo, which began to come apart at the joints. I'm totally unsatisfied with my purchase

I was skeptical to buy this as none of the reviews mention if this worked with the MacBook Air. I confirmed it works very well. Without the unit, my laptop would heat up all around the screen and trackpad. Even on high, it is warm around the screen but noticeably cooler than without and no heat at all around the trackpad. I appreciate the usb-a to usb-c adapters since the Macbook Air only has usb-c now. I like the style and build quality as well. Highly recommend this purchase.

This is pretty cool. This is the nicest laptop cooler table. The only thing that’s plastic is the fan covers and comes with a cable to connect the fan’s to power from the laptop and two usb c connectors if you choose this when ordering.Thank you