ThermaltakeMassive 20 RGB Steel Mesh Panel Single 200mm Fan 10"‐19" Laptop Notebook Cooling Pad CL‐N014‐PL20SW‐A

This has been "the best" Christmas present my husband ever received. It fits his alienware laptop brilliantly, works great and looks fantastic. Very pleased with this.

Could do with a little more poke in my opinion, but its definitely a good unit and does work. Noticeable difference to temps on a AW X17 I9

I've got the Razer Blade 15 Advanced with the i7-10875H and RTX 3080, so to say it runs quite hot, would be an understatement. The 200mm fan definitely cools the laptop, especially when I'm running Fallout 4 with about 200 mods (textures etc).My only issue is that it's not got the best quality feel. The plastic feels cheap, as in really cheap. Which is not what you expect when spending this amount on a cooling pad.Other than the quality, it's brilliant and definitely does what it says on the tin.

Terrible build quality and makes an ugly noise. The cavity with the stand is not wide enough so it blocks a portion of the fans on my razer blade 17. Awful, expensive, rubbish.

The lights I did not want. Fan seems good enough. Took a month to arrive.

I decided to pick a well known brand to cool my work/gaming laptop, rather than go for a so-called-lesser make and boy am I disappointed.The build quality is good, noise and ergonomics I can't complain about but the cooling ability is utterly woeful. It requires 2x USB ports for power and barely throws out any cold air, even on max setting. No where near enough to keep my laptop cool when under pressure.I've ended up picking up a 25 quid tecknet alternative which is slightly noisier, and possibly a little lesser in the build quality Dept. but I couldn't care less. Its keeping my laptop at an absolutely great low temperature (around 50% cooler according to bios stats)Hard avoid this one imo

It is very loud but can't even move some light. It did not cool my gaming laptop on bit. It actually mode it worse and stopped air from getting onto my gaming laptop