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Six fans and seven heights — the only cooling pad here that also raises the screen
LIANGSTAR appears once on this site, in laptop stands and coolers, with its six-fan cooling pad.
The most fans, and the most control. Six fans, the most in the hub, running together or as a group of three on two separate switches, with speed set from zero to maximum. LIANGSTAR calls them ultra-quiet but publishes neither a speed nor a noise level — so its airflow cannot be compared with the KLIM’s stated 1200 RPM.
Cooling and height together. It is the only fan pad in the hub whose height adjusts — seven levels — so the screen can come up while the laptop is cooled; the KLIM describes no height setting. A phone holder sits on the side, a metal grille lets heat out, and a non-slip lip at the front stops the laptop sliding. Two USB ports power the pad and pass through a mouse or keyboard.
Sizes and warranty. “Almost all” laptops from 12 to 17.3 in (the title says up to 17 in) — the KLIM takes up to 19 in overhanging — and a 12-month warranty.
Check the seller. No US price could be read when we checked. It read about €23 on amazon.de and £20 on amazon.co.uk, but about €54 on the French, Italian and Spanish stores — a gap that usually means a different seller.
6 fans in two groups · 7 heights · phone holder · 2 USB ports · 12–17.3"
A cooling pad with six quiet fans in two independently switched groups of three, adjustable speed, seven height levels, a phone holder and two USB ports, for 12 to 17.3 in laptops.
Best for: A laptop that runs hot and needs to sit higher, with the fans tuned down for quiet work.
Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.
