Laptop Cooling Pad, Hagibis Ergonomic Laptop Stand Small Invisible Cooler Ball Portable Magnetic Foot Heat For MacBook Pro Computer (Sliver)

I bought these for my gaming laptop (Lenovo Legion 5 Pro) and they work well to raising the back up to improve airflow. They are made of a rubber material which gives some grip which is important for me as I use it on a laptop tray while sitting in the couch so it could be prone to sliding off as I shift my weight about or move my legs.I also just love holding them as a sore of fidget toy! They have a very satisfying feel as they clip together using a magnet.And more recently they have found use as a page holder for my textbooks when I'm studying!Definitely a nice wee purchase - I would consider buying another pair to see if increasing the laptop height further helps with airflow anymore.

I bought these both to keep my laptop at an angle for typing and to stop it slipping back when on a lap desk. I have been using a nice flat ventilated wooden board to work from on my lap a lot recently, while stuck at home, so I needed something to give the laptop more stability and raise it slightly while in use. I have to say these 'feet' have been fantastic! They raise the back of the laptop to the perfect height, stop it moving around on the wooden board and grip tightly. The rubber tops really hold the back of the latptop in place but also allow for easy adjustment since they are not stuck down at all. So glad I tried them. Plus they do a great job with temperature control by allowing more airflow and look pretty cool too!

Bought these as my laptop gets a little warm while on the computer desk. Figured a little more airflow would be good.Really like the design of these as they magnet together so stay together in my laptop bag.Small enough that they fit nicely without much extra space or weight yet big enough to give you improved airflow.Pros:Improved airflow.Magnet together for travel.Good size.Reasonable price.Cons:Minor: Magnet not strong enough to stick them to base of laptop. I don’t think they are supposed to but would be a great idea if they did. Currently I move the laptop slightly and the laptop falls off the feet. My fault completely but if the magnets were stronger they would stick nicely and wouldn’t move.Summary:Would definitely recommend these.

These are very small and neat, and work perfectly to lift the back of my laptop just enough to make typing more comfortable. They also seem to have improved cooling, judging by how much time the fan spends at top speed. Grippy enough and low enough that the laptop doesn't slide around, without the annoying lip at the front that 'proper' stands have. Plus they can be stuck together with their magnets and easily popped in a bag.

I had a couple of these a few years ago and wanted a second pair for convenience' sake. I'd forgotten where I bought them (not amazon), so was pleased to find them while browsing a couple of days ago. I held off writing a review just in case they weren't the same. They are the same ones as I already have.On the magnet which some reviewers were questioning, the magnets in my opinion are nowhere nearly strong enough to damage a computer. I've used them regularly for years with no issues.They are fiendishly simple, just pull them apart from each other and set them on the desk, they then lift the back of the computer to put the keyboard at a great angle and give airflow around it - win, win.The other thing I find them exceptionally useful for is my iPad. They are great at putting the iPad at an ideal angle to use it with the Apple Pencil.at £8.50 or thereabouts, they aren't cheap, but if you don't lose them (they're quite small) they are durable and should last for years.

This is a great fidget toy that perfectly performs it's intended purpose. I leave it on my desk at work and plonk my laptop on it and plug it into my dock. Decent bit of airflow on the go, fits snugly into ones pocket. Cool nicknack.So when my laptop isn't on my work desk, these rubber metallic 'mounds' appear odd and out of place. Many wonder, what is this? And just like that, this IT Support fellow is shrouded in mystery and darkness - not like a rat in a sewer, but more like, erm...batman, yeah "I'M BATMAN". I gargle marbles and razer blades to achieve the deep, resonating voice you are now reading this review in. Yes. You are welcome.

Very simple and small.Magnets are used to hold the two halves together. Not super strong, but I don't think they need to be.Rubber "feet" make them very stable.Inclines the laptop only a little but it's enough for comfortable typing for me.On my lap table, the fan used to kick in all the time. With these, the airflow is sufficient to minimise that to almost nothing.Only downside is that the colours are very difficult to tell apart (supposed to be silver and grey, but if you're looking at one without comparing it to the other side by side, it's almost impossible).

These are not magnetic.