重點資訊
The Klim Everest laptop cooling pad is a large, silver plastic unit designed for machines between 14 and 17.3 inches. It features a foam gasket to create an air seal and two 60 mm fans powered via a USB Type-A port. Notably, the product includes a sarcastic comic strip detailing the order fulfillment process, which reviewer Andy Edser found charming despite the device's overall performance.
Testing on a 2020 Razer Blade 15 revealed that the Everest is distractingly noisy when moving air. While it managed to lower peak CPU temperatures by two degrees, it failed to improve GPU thermal peaks or gaming performance. In some metrics, such as average GPU frequency and 1% lows, the laptop performed slightly better without the cooling pad attached.
The reviewer criticized the device for its poor RGB lighting and low-quality screen, noting that user reviews have also raised concerns regarding reliability. Edser concluded that the Everest is a large, ineffectual, and overpriced accessory that does not justify its current $50 price tag at Amazon, especially compared to basic laptop stands.
Ultimately, the reviewer suggests that a simple, bottomless laptop stand costing around $18 is a more cost-effective solution for improving airflow. Because the Everest offers minimal thermal benefits and creates significant noise, Edser recommends avoiding the product, despite the inclusion of its unique comic strip.
