Laptop cooler

Some active coolers draw heat from the underside of the computer; others work in the opposite way – by blowing cool air towards the machine.

Poorly designed coolers may use fans which draw more current than allowed by the USB standard.

[2] These "pads" are normally filled with an organic salt compound that allows them to absorb the heat from the laptop.

Modern versions may include customizable RGB lighting, offering a visually appealing setup that can be synchronized with other devices.

Enhanced ergonomic designs with adjustable angles are available, helping users improve posture and reduce strain during extended laptop use.

They can come with lighting systems, collapsible legs, writing pad areas, slots for books or tablets, and other extra compartments so as to serve as an all-in-one, portable desk.

However, these extended designs can make the cooling stands too heavy to be carried conveniently or for a prolonged period of time.