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product_id: 18722721
title: "KLIM Cool+ Metal Laptop Cooler with Vacuum Fan - New 2024 - Gaming Laptop Fan with Display - Temperature Detection + Automatic/Manual Mode - Portable - Compatible with Laptop Cooling Pads"
brand: "klim"
price: "$108"
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# 29 CFM airflow 4500 RPM motor speed 5-year warranty durability KLIM Cool+ Metal Laptop Cooler with Vacuum Fan - New 2024 - Gaming Laptop Fan with Display - Temperature Detection + Automatic/Manual Mode - Portable - Compatible with Laptop Cooling Pads

**Brand:** klim
**Price:** $108
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## Summary

> ❄️ Keep your laptop cool, your game hotter, and your workspace whisper-quiet.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KLIM Cool+ Metal Laptop Cooler with Vacuum Fan - New 2024 - Gaming Laptop Fan with Display - Temperature Detection + Automatic/Manual Mode - Portable - Compatible with Laptop Cooling Pads by klim
- **How much does it cost?** $108 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- klim enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted klim brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Portable Powerhouse:** Compact and lightweight for on-the-go pros who refuse to compromise performance anywhere.
- • **Turbocharged Cooling Power:** High-velocity 4500 RPM fan slashes laptop temps by up to 69°F, keeping your rig chill under pressure.
- • **Sleek Metal Heat Sink Design:** Robust metal chassis doubles as a heat sink, boosting cooling efficiency while adding premium durability.
- • **Precision Temperature Display:** Real-time temp and fan speed readouts let you monitor and optimize performance on the fly.
- • **Universal Side & Rear Vent Fit:** Includes four rubber sleeves for a snug, vacuum-sealed fit on most gaming and professional laptops.

## Overview

The KLIM Cool+ Metal Laptop Cooler is a 2024 innovation engineered for serious gamers and professionals. Featuring a powerful 4500 RPM vacuum fan delivering 29 CFM airflow, it reduces laptop temperatures by an average of 69°F. Its metal body acts as a heat sink, enhancing cooling efficiency. Designed for laptops with side or rear vents, it includes customizable rubber sleeves for a perfect fit. The built-in display shows real-time temperature and fan speed, with automatic and manual modes for tailored control. Lightweight and portable, it comes backed by a 5-year warranty, ensuring long-term reliability and peak performance wherever you work or play.

## Description

desertcart.com: KLIM Cool+ Metal Laptop Cooler with Vacuum Fan - New 2024 - Gaming Laptop Fan with Display - Temperature Detection + Automatic/Manual Mode - Portable - Compatible with Laptop Cooling Pads : Electronics

Review: Great for fan noise control and increased CPU/GPU performance at same average load temps - This is an early review, and so far I'm happy with the 2 of these I bought. My only complaint is that these don't turn on with the laptop, and that there is no Fahrenheit option. The major, significant TL:DR is that on modern gaming laptops that are subject to aggressive thermal throttling, the measure of success for your cooling strategy is not "significant temp drops" but increased watt draw by the CPU and GPU at the same operating temp or a few (5 deg C or so) degrees cooler. These Kilm fans, if you get a good fit, are great for this. I had 2 of the Opolar coolers I got with a sale, but the issue with those is that current high end gaming laptops are not uniformly flat on the bottom, and many of these computers are venting heat from the back, under the monitor lid. While the gripping feet on the Opolar coolers are ingenious for computers they fit on, for many rear exhaust computers the monitor lid will compromise the mounting. So there are three scenarios I'll lay out where you may thing you want this device: 1) MacBook or Windows/Intel Surface format ultrabook: these computers invent new svelt places to exhaust heat from tiny high-speed fans. Additionally, the ultra book hinge may be a 1 piece design. Ultrabook processors use aggressive thermal throttling to avoid overheat situations, but are usually too thin to mount one of these coolers. It would be better to raise these computers up a bit so air can move around them properly. If you want to try a fan, a silicone baffle that is shallow and narrow is included with the Kilm. But your mileage will surly vary. 2) Older laptop with 1 or 2 side exhaust vents: These previously traditional laptop designs mounted the motherboard with the cpu facing up underneath the keyboard and then dumped the heat to the nearest side exit. Some of these older computers have passive thermal throttling or at best a BIOS coded overheat cut off temp set to keep the laptop from melting down. The Kilm and Opolar coolers have rave reviews inches use to allow an older computer to serve a bit longer. Cooling pads also work great with these older laptops as fresh intake air was expected to come from the bottom of the computer, and usually does. 3) Contemporary laptops with discreet graphics: The addition of a GPU to an already cramped laptop chassis meant some new and unusual gimmicks to cool the performance beast down. Notably, motherboards are mounted cpu and GPU side down, and close to the rear of the laptop. Any reasonable entry and exit for air will be utilized. I run an Asus A15 with an AMD processor, and heat is an issue, but not merely for wear and tear. The Asus also draws air from through the keyboard and passively from the bottom of the plastic chassis. On gamining and high performance laptops, as well as ultrabooks, processor and GPU speed ceilings are hard coded to the speed your fans to. Choose the Silent profile, the fans run unnoticed but the processors are capped. Choose Performance, more heat, more speed, louder fans. Choose Turbo, max speed, massive heat exhaust, loud pitchy fans. What I use 2 of the Kilm coolers to do is to draft the exhaust from the GPU and CPU heat sinks at the rear of the computers so that can run the Asus in its Turbo fan profile, allowing the processors to run at maximum speed and wattage draw without throttling (suddenly slowing down) while gaming. Because the heat is being pulled from the heatsinks more quickly, the internal fans run MUCH slower and allow my girlfriend to think in piece or for us to conversate at a normal volume. When my laptop is running GTA or Red Dead Online, the Klim fan at the GPU exhaust runs at 3600 RPM and the CPU exhaust fan runs at 3400 RPM. If the GPU and CPU process a demanding load (initial game start or stage changes for example), both Kilm fans are set to auto and will briefly run past 4000 RPM to respond to increases in exhaust temperatures and the quickly quiet down when the loading is done. The important thing about measuring the success of these exhaust coolers on contemporary gaming laptops is not significant temp drops at the cpu and gpu but increased watt draw at the same safe operating temps. Chip makers sell their products with expected efficiencies and specific temps. If a chip is too hot, the laptop will throttle down until the chip cools, with not user input and in a laptop few ways to override this behavior. So if 65 watt GPU runs safely at 80 degrees Celsius, i want that chip to draw 65 watts at 80 degrees instead of 55 watts at 80 degrees because ill get faster and more stable framerates atthe higher watt draw. This Kilm (or even the Opolar one) cooler is perfect for achieving this as long as the cooler fits and doesn't impead opening the monitor lid. On most of the current gaming laptops, there are entirely too many passages for air entry to ever achieve the vacuum effect that Kilm states is optimal for their product. Its is also why on these computers you are not going to see 20 degree F or C temp drops by attaching on of these fans. So don't fall for the slick marketing copy, from any laptop fan product. But if you want your laptop processors to run at maximum wattage without the chassis fans screaming, I can recommend these fans. Will update as I go.
Review: Thumbs up to an awesome laptop cooling unit!!! - This is a very nice laptop cooler. One caveat is make sure your laptop has a cooling vent on the side. It should be obvious from the photos, but this nuzzles up to the side of the laptop on side vents. It works really well though. It is small, and yet it sucks out an amazing amount of air. The idea is that as it pulls out the air it creates a vacuum that has to be replaced from the intake side faster. It means that the laptop fans can push more air in since they are not needing to do the heavy lifting of pushing air out. It is very quiet too. I can barely hear it. Although I do have to say when I am doing video captures with my webcam and microphone I have to turn down the fan speed or it is picked up by the mic. But when I am playing WoW I don't even notice it. You can switch the numeric display between the fan speed and the temp of the air moving through it. I like setting it to the temp display to get an idea how hot things are getting. Without it my gaming laptop was getting hot enough when full on in WoW that it would start to show some issues periodically from the heat. Using this cooler I don't have any issues. I have tried those big bulky under the laptop coolers and they don't hold a candle to this. And this one has the added advantage of not lifting up the laptop off the desk. It is also small enough that if I want to take laptop and cooler to a friends to play it packs really nice in my bag. I even got one for my girlfriend too. P.S. when we are sitting side by side with both our coolers running full blast you still cannot hear the fans really.

## Features

- ✅MAXIMISE THE LIFE OF YOUR LAPTOP. The KLIM Cool+ features a high-powered reliable motor that propels massive volumes of air through your laptop, cooling it down in seconds. Avoid overheating now!
- ✅ DESIGNED FOR MAXIMUM COOLING. The KLIM Cool+ is 20% more efficient than the KLIM Cool due to its slightly larger size and faster fan. The maximum speed is 4500 RPM. Its metal structure serves as a heat sink, increasing its efficiency. Our lab tests show an average temperature reduction of 69.26°F.
- ✅COMPATIBILITY AND USAGE. The KLIM Cool+ works with laptops that have a side or rear air exhaust. We offer four rubber sleeves to ensure the best possible fit with your laptop's air exhaust. ⚠️ WARNING: It is ideal for flat surfaces (desk, table) but its weight puts additional strain on its fastening method. If you plan to use it on non-flat surfaces, the KLIM Cool will be more suitable.
- ✅EASY TO USE AND PORTABLE. With the buttons on the front, you can simply switch between modes, adjust the fan speed and view the speed on the display. The KLIM Cool+ laptop fan cooling pad is light and is small enough to fit in your palm.
- ✅DURABLE WITH 5 YEAR WARRANTY. Made with premium materials, the KLIM Cool+ laptop cooler stand is designed to stand the test of time. We provide a 5 year warranty and our specialists are available to you 24/7.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01G3G3C7M |
| Air Flow Capacity | 29 Cubic Feet Per Minute |
| Best Sellers Rank | #137,165 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #11 in Laptop External Cooling Fans |
| Brand | KLIM |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop with side or rear vents |
| Cooling Method | Motor at 4500 RPM |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (7,908) |
| Date First Available | July 19, 2016 |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 5 Years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00788012516275 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 9.2 ounces |
| Item model number | k114 |
| Manufacturer | KLIM |
| Material | Metal |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 4500 RPM |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Connector Type | 3-Pin |
| Product Dimensions | 6.3"L x 3.35"W x 1.77"H |
| UPC | 788012516275 |
| Voltage | 5 Volts |
| Wattage | 16 watts |

## Product Details

- **Air Flow Capacity:** 29 Cubic Feet Per Minute
- **Brand:** KLIM
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptop with side or rear vents
- **Cooling Method:** Motor at 4500 RPM
- **Material:** Metal
- **Maximum Rotational Speed:** 4500 RPM
- **Power Connector Type:** 3-Pin
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.3"L x 3.35"W x 1.77"H
- **Voltage:** 5 Volts
- **Wattage:** 16 watts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: how does it attach to the machine?**
A: Hello,

Thank you for your question. The KLIM Cool + has a lower tray and several silicon adapters that let you position the device for optimal cooling. There are also rubber feet included in case you need to position it a bit higher than table level.

Kind regards,
KLIM Team

**Q: Do i have to read all the questions/answers and reviews to find the rated cfm?**
A: Hello, 

Thank you for your question.
The max CFM is 29. :)

We wish you a nice day !

Kind regards, 
The KLIM TEAM

**Q: Will this work with a Toshiba satellite it's an older version with windows vista**
A: Hello,Thank you for reaching out to us.It seems compatible based on similar models we've tested. In any case you can return it within 30 days and get a full refund if it is not compatible.We remain available if you need anything!The KLIM Team

**Q: How does this attach to the laptop? Will it stay attached when moving around though the room with laptop in hand?**
A: The KLIM is made to be placed on a flat surface.  It does come with double sided tape so you can attach it to your laptop.  I would recommend not attaching it.  And walking around with it would not work because it needs to stay plugged in.  I use mine flat on my desk sitting against the laptop, pushed firmly against it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for fan noise control and increased CPU/GPU performance at same average load temps
*by A***S on December 15, 2020*

This is an early review, and so far I'm happy with the 2 of these I bought. My only complaint is that these don't turn on with the laptop, and that there is no Fahrenheit option. The major, significant TL:DR is that on modern gaming laptops that are subject to aggressive thermal throttling, the measure of success for your cooling strategy is not "significant temp drops" but increased watt draw by the CPU and GPU at the same operating temp or a few (5 deg C or so) degrees cooler. These Kilm fans, if you get a good fit, are great for this. I had 2 of the Opolar coolers I got with a sale, but the issue with those is that current high end gaming laptops are not uniformly flat on the bottom, and many of these computers are venting heat from the back, under the monitor lid. While the gripping feet on the Opolar coolers are ingenious for computers they fit on, for many rear exhaust computers the monitor lid will compromise the mounting. So there are three scenarios I'll lay out where you may thing you want this device: 1) MacBook or Windows/Intel Surface format ultrabook: these computers invent new svelt places to exhaust heat from tiny high-speed fans. Additionally, the ultra book hinge may be a 1 piece design. Ultrabook processors use aggressive thermal throttling to avoid overheat situations, but are usually too thin to mount one of these coolers. It would be better to raise these computers up a bit so air can move around them properly. If you want to try a fan, a silicone baffle that is shallow and narrow is included with the Kilm. But your mileage will surly vary. 2) Older laptop with 1 or 2 side exhaust vents: These previously traditional laptop designs mounted the motherboard with the cpu facing up underneath the keyboard and then dumped the heat to the nearest side exit. Some of these older computers have passive thermal throttling or at best a BIOS coded overheat cut off temp set to keep the laptop from melting down. The Kilm and Opolar coolers have rave reviews inches use to allow an older computer to serve a bit longer. Cooling pads also work great with these older laptops as fresh intake air was expected to come from the bottom of the computer, and usually does. 3) Contemporary laptops with discreet graphics: The addition of a GPU to an already cramped laptop chassis meant some new and unusual gimmicks to cool the performance beast down. Notably, motherboards are mounted cpu and GPU side down, and close to the rear of the laptop. Any reasonable entry and exit for air will be utilized. I run an Asus A15 with an AMD processor, and heat is an issue, but not merely for wear and tear. The Asus also draws air from through the keyboard and passively from the bottom of the plastic chassis. On gamining and high performance laptops, as well as ultrabooks, processor and GPU speed ceilings are hard coded to the speed your fans to. Choose the Silent profile, the fans run unnoticed but the processors are capped. Choose Performance, more heat, more speed, louder fans. Choose Turbo, max speed, massive heat exhaust, loud pitchy fans. What I use 2 of the Kilm coolers to do is to draft the exhaust from the GPU and CPU heat sinks at the rear of the computers so that can run the Asus in its Turbo fan profile, allowing the processors to run at maximum speed and wattage draw without throttling (suddenly slowing down) while gaming. Because the heat is being pulled from the heatsinks more quickly, the internal fans run MUCH slower and allow my girlfriend to think in piece or for us to conversate at a normal volume. When my laptop is running GTA or Red Dead Online, the Klim fan at the GPU exhaust runs at 3600 RPM and the CPU exhaust fan runs at 3400 RPM. If the GPU and CPU process a demanding load (initial game start or stage changes for example), both Kilm fans are set to auto and will briefly run past 4000 RPM to respond to increases in exhaust temperatures and the quickly quiet down when the loading is done. The important thing about measuring the success of these exhaust coolers on contemporary gaming laptops is not significant temp drops at the cpu and gpu but increased watt draw at the same safe operating temps. Chip makers sell their products with expected efficiencies and specific temps. If a chip is too hot, the laptop will throttle down until the chip cools, with not user input and in a laptop few ways to override this behavior. So if 65 watt GPU runs safely at 80 degrees Celsius, i want that chip to draw 65 watts at 80 degrees instead of 55 watts at 80 degrees because ill get faster and more stable framerates atthe higher watt draw. This Kilm (or even the Opolar one) cooler is perfect for achieving this as long as the cooler fits and doesn't impead opening the monitor lid. On most of the current gaming laptops, there are entirely too many passages for air entry to ever achieve the vacuum effect that Kilm states is optimal for their product. Its is also why on these computers you are not going to see 20 degree F or C temp drops by attaching on of these fans. So don't fall for the slick marketing copy, from any laptop fan product. But if you want your laptop processors to run at maximum wattage without the chassis fans screaming, I can recommend these fans. Will update as I go.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thumbs up to an awesome laptop cooling unit!!!
*by R***S on August 28, 2017*

This is a very nice laptop cooler. One caveat is make sure your laptop has a cooling vent on the side. It should be obvious from the photos, but this nuzzles up to the side of the laptop on side vents. It works really well though. It is small, and yet it sucks out an amazing amount of air. The idea is that as it pulls out the air it creates a vacuum that has to be replaced from the intake side faster. It means that the laptop fans can push more air in since they are not needing to do the heavy lifting of pushing air out. It is very quiet too. I can barely hear it. Although I do have to say when I am doing video captures with my webcam and microphone I have to turn down the fan speed or it is picked up by the mic. But when I am playing WoW I don't even notice it. You can switch the numeric display between the fan speed and the temp of the air moving through it. I like setting it to the temp display to get an idea how hot things are getting. Without it my gaming laptop was getting hot enough when full on in WoW that it would start to show some issues periodically from the heat. Using this cooler I don't have any issues. I have tried those big bulky under the laptop coolers and they don't hold a candle to this. And this one has the added advantage of not lifting up the laptop off the desk. It is also small enough that if I want to take laptop and cooler to a friends to play it packs really nice in my bag. I even got one for my girlfriend too. P.S. when we are sitting side by side with both our coolers running full blast you still cannot hear the fans really.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really cools down my computer, BUT! Update.....
*by J***E on September 26, 2021*

I just received my KLIM Cool. I'm not a gamer, however I needed a new 2nd dairy fan unit to help cool down my laptop. I've been using the unit for about 6 hours know. The unit is easy to setup. It really cools down my system, however the motor gets a little loud at the higher RPM's. Also, I wish the unit showed Fahrenheit and not just Celsius. Between 3751-4000 RPM's the unit is keeping my computers temperature between 29-31 degrees C which is 84-87 degrees F. I ran the unit for over an hour at full speed and it never got much over 4100 RPM's and the computers lowest temp was 28 degrees C - 82.4 degrees for very short periods. It seems that 29 C or 84.2 F are it's limitation, at least for this unit that I have. The KLIM's body itself never gets warm at all and I like that. It's a little noisy but consistent and keeps my computer from over heating and that's what really counts. I forgot to mention that, without the KLIM unit on, my computers temp gets to 45 degrees C - 113 degrees F in about 10 minutes time. Of course this update is a day later. Once in place and turned on the KLIM fan starts cooling down the computer immediately. In less than 10 minutes my computers is back down to 31 degrees C - 87.8 degrees. It took under 15 minutes for the computer to get back down to 29 degrees C - 84.2 degrees F. So far, I really like this unit and think it was a good choice and purchase. It's Oct 10th 2021 and I have been using the unit for a couple of weeks now and it is still performing well keeping my laptop temperature below 85 degrees F.

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