Keep in mind though, that a power button to control these lights is something to consider if you’d rather switch them off while working. Same with LED/RBG lights, which can provide a cool aesthetic on the outside while fans keep your laptop’s insides cool. Some pads even let you control each fan individually, occasionally with a little built-in screen.Ĭonnections: A pad with some extra USB slots isn’t crucial, but it’s really a nice perk to plug in more devices, particularly if the cooling pad covers up your laptop’s ports or it requires its own spot for power.
Fan speed affects this too, and though a lot of it depends on build quality, a fan that runs at around 700rpm is a manageable noise level. Cooling pads in recent years have gotten more efficient, and quieter - 20-25db should be a level you can comfortably talk over without having to shout.
Noise Level: Fans from a cooling pad can get noisy, which is a particular pain if you’re going to be on conference calls, Zoom meetings, or anything where loud whirring is going to be a background distraction that makes you harder to hear. Durability: Even if you’re not a gamer, video editor, or something that puts a significant strain on your laptop, it’s still best to go for a pad designed for heavy usage, as it can handle the intense heat.
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