Anyone who?s used a laptop for more than 20 minutes at a stretch will agree that it?s a gross misnomer. You can?t use one on your lap for long. Laptops can overheat on uneven surfaces or without proper ventilation. To overcome this, Logitech, the world?s leading computer mouse maker, has introduced its laptop cooling pad N 200 in the country.
Logitech, which also makes speakers, webcams and keyboards, claims its cooling pad to be more comfortable and energy efficient. Basically a successor to Logitech?s N 100 cooling pad, the new accessory promises more comfort when using the laptop on the couch, bed or floor.
The cooling pad works via USB and has almost silent and tilted fan with a large grill. The USB-powered fan uses minimal energy to help a user save laptop battery for the things he wants to do. It?s rear and side air intakes give steady ventilation to the computing device, and with two fan speeds plus an off switch, a user can adjust the airflow to his/her liking, or turn it off completely. The front portion is curved a bit, so the laptop doesn?t just slide off when a user moves around.
The virtually silent, tilted fan with a large grill delivers maximum cooling around your laptop?with minimum noise. A front-lip bumper keeps the laptop from sliding off the front when the cooling pad moves. The lightweight, slim design is easy to tote from room to room. And a user never has to worry about losing the built-in USB cord that stores inside. With a wave profile and a modern colour scheme, this cooling pad makes a sleek style statement.
The cooling pad is designed to work with any laptop up to 16 inches. It?s easy on the laptop battery thanks to its efficient, USB-powered design with a single fan. Need to save more juice? Simply turn it down or off. In addition, a user can use this cooling pad on his lap or desk. Rear and side air intakes give steady, unobstructed airflow?even when it?s on the lap.
All in all, the N 200 is a pleasure to use, thanks to its light weight and soft padding that prevents sweat even in humid climates. It?s wise to invest in a decent laptop cooler.
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