Everest Laptop Cooling Pad | New | Powerful Turbo-Fan 4300 RPM Laptop Cooler | Sealed Foam for Maximum Performance | Avoid Overheating and Protect Your Gaming Laptop | 14-17.3 in

Update 09/12/25: Contacted KLIM and they sent me a brand new cooling pad at no cost. Didn't even have to ship the noisy one back! Bumping this back to 5 stars for their very fast customer service Update 09/02/25: Took about one month and the right fan has already started making bearing noise. Gets loud on setting 2, which kind of defeats the purpose of this product (being quieter than the built-in fans). Everything else I said below still applies, but the individual fans need some better QC. Currently using this with a Gigabyte Aero 16 XE5. The active cooling in this laptop is adequate, but the palm rests get warm, even with a modified fan profile, and especially when running any power-hungry peripherals through the USB-C ports. Turning the built-in fans up enough to maintain cooler temperatures is also quite noisy, as the low-profile fans have a distinct, high-pitched whine which is very unpleasant. When using the KLIM cooler, the palm rests on the laptop stay cool to the touch. Fan speed setting 3 is generally adequate to keep the built in high-pitched fans from having to spin up to audible levels when I'm editing videos, and the fans on the KLIM produce a far quieter, soft, white noise. Speed setting 3 is almost inaudible, but you can feel that it is moving a significant amount of air. Setting 4 is a bit noticeable, but not bad. 5 and 6 are definitely loud. I don't really need to use speeds above 3 most of the time. I can't tell you how far this cooler reduces temps in gaming scenarios, since I don't game much, but I will say it keeps my temps down in the 40c range during video editing without nearly as much noise as the laptop fans (almost silent, in fact). Since this is my primary purpose for wanting a cooler, I'm very satisfied with this quality of life improvement. One reason I chose the KLIM over other coolers was its intake design. By pulling air in the from back, rather than through the bottom, you do not have to raise the cooling pad using the angled stand to achieve good airflow. If you want to hold it on your lap like a table, you're perfectly able to do so, and it cools just as efficiently as if you had it sitting on a desk. The front stop is discrete enough that it doesn't interfere with using the keypad on the laptop, unlike other coolers which have bulkier "hooks" on the front. The ability to use the USB port from the laptop to power it cuts down on cord clutter, and the USB on the cooler means you don't lose a port (although I generally use a USB C hub / dock anyway, so this isn't much of a concern for me). The build quality is great for the price point. Grabbing opposite sides and giving it a twist results in little or no flex. Nor does it bend or bow even when my 13lb cat decides she's going to take a nap in it! I would recommend this cooler to anyone using a laptop with a bottom oriented air intake.

This cooling pad is amazing, and if you have a gaming laptop that is getting hot- I can confidently suggest that you pick one of these up. This thing really moves some air! The seal/padding works incredibly well to force air through your laptop and the adjustable fan/blower speed is a great feature to have. It can get a little loud, but I don't care- I got this thing to keep my laptop from overheating and it does this job incredibly well. The adjustable legs on the back are also a nice feature and helps with staying comfortable when using this. A little bulky if you're traveling, but is worth bringing on trips because of how well it works.

The cooling pad is strong and very effective in cooling my gaming laptop down! My favorite part is the air filter foam that traps dust (which prevents build up of dust in the laptop internal fans), and the foam lining underneath the laptop that maximizes the cooling effect. The price is also more reasonable than other cooling pads of similar design. But perhaps the most impressive part is their customer service. About 4 months after I bought the cooling pad, the fans started to generate loud rattling noise when turned on, which is the only reason i'm taking off one star. I contacted their customer service, their reply was very quick and they replaced my unit at no additional cost (which is extra impressive given it was around the new year). Overall very impressive by the effectiveness of the product, and even more so with their attentive customer service team!

The fans work great with my Zephyrus G14 and maintains a constant cool flow in support of the heavy games. Love the comfort and angle it supports as well as the RGB color options as well. I lit does feature 2 usb ports, 1 to power it and 1 to power an additional item. I was also supported by the Klim Support team and was provided great feedback on resolving an issue I had, very responsive and helpful.

I purchased this in September of 2025. It worked well until the beginning of December, when the fans started making a strange sound and automatically boosting their RPM. The pad is now unusable because of how loud it is - even at the lowest speed, the fans are so loud that I can't even hear the audio coming through my headphones.

This is a great item I'm kind of cheap for this picture compared to the others. I have had a Lano v13 before, and this one did the same as the Lano. The KLIM Everest Laptop Cooling Pad is a top-tier accessory designed to keep your laptop cool and performing optimally. Priced at $59.97, it features dual turbo fans operating at 4300 RPM, ensuring rapid temperature reduction. Despite its powerful cooling capabilities, users have noted its relatively quiet operation, making it suitable for both gaming and professional environments. The pad also offers customizable RGB lighting and an extra USB port for added convenience. Overall, the KLIM Everest combines effective cooling with user-friendly features, making it a worthwhile investment for those seeking to enhance their laptop's performance and longevity.

I really like this cooler. You can adjust fan speed depending on how hot your laptop gets. The lowest setting is adequate enough for me but it does have 6 levels of cooling. It does get pretty loud but fan noise has never bothered me. It also has 9 different options for lighting and can be turned off. It's a little bulky so head's up if you're looking for something to travel with. I personally wouldn't travel with this but I got it for using at home. It's all plastic but still rather sturdy. It's perfect for the price.

My Laptop is a 17" Lenovo Legion 5 with an Intel I7 10750H CPU and Nvidia RTX2060 GPU. I have had problems solving Thermal Throttling on the CPU. CPU would hit about 97c while gaming. GPU Temps are fine. First I want to say, this does do what it is suppose to do. I no longer have CPU Thermal Throttling while gaming. If I run Furmarks CPU Burner the CPU will Thermal Throttle however it is about 6-7c cooler than before. In the first pic notice the foam covers almost half the fan intakes, if I pull the Laptop Forward in the second pic you can see this is reduced to about a third of the fan intakes being coverd, however in this postiion I can barley access the fan controls as you can see in the third pic. The laptop is barely narrower that the cooler, don't let the perspective fool you into thinking it is wider than the cooler. On high the fans make a strange sound. Like there "Harmonizing" maybe. It really stands out. Even with my Soundcore VR P10 earbuds in I can still hear it when no other sounds are playing however I do not notice the sound while gaming. The only other thing I would like to mention this adds a lot of height to your keyboard, you will have to adjust your postiioning which might take some time to get use to. As I am typing this review my shoulders are starting to hurt a little. I will have to get some pads for my arms/elbows to rest on. Not sure if I am going to keep this or not. I will keep you updated as time passes and see if I get use to it or not.