NCTS C217 RGB Dual-Fan Laptop Cooling Pad – 2 × 125mm Fans, 8-Height Ergonomic Stand, 10 RGB Modes, 2 USB Ports (for ≤ 17″)

The NCTS C217 RGB Cooling Pad is designed to provide reliable thermal management for gaming, work, or creative laptops (up to 17"). With dual fans, RGB lighting, and an adjustable ergonomic stand, it balances function and aesthetics.

 Cooling Performance & Specifications

• Equipped with two 125 mm fans (each 125 × 125 × 15 mm) operating at approximately 1,150 RPM ±10% 

• The rated power is 3 W ±10% at DC 5V operation 

• The chassis is constructed from ABS + iron mesh, which helps structural integrity and airflow 

• According to one listing, product size is 415 × 290 × 26.5 mm 

Ergonomics & Stand Features

• Offers 8 adjustable height / tilt levels, enabling users to set an optimal angle for viewing and typing 

• Anti-slip pads are included to keep the laptop securely in place even under gaming or heavy use 

• The stand helps elevate the laptop, improving airflow underneath and improving user posture during longer sessions

 RGB Lighting & Aesthetics

• Offers 10 lighting modes, which might include static, breathing, cycling, and color transitions 

• The lighting adds a visual flair, aligning with gaming setups or ambient workspace aesthetics

 Connectivity & USB Hub

• Built with 2 USB Type-A ports, which can be used to connect peripherals or pass power through 

• The cooler itself is powered via USB (5V), with no external power adapter needed, offering plug-and-play convenience 

 Use Cases & Target Users

• Ideal for gaming laptops up to 17", where thermal load may be high

• Useful for creative software (video editing, 3D work) where sustained performance matters

• Good for general users who want better cooling + aesthetic lighting + extra USB ports

 Limitations & Notes

• As a passive cooler, it can help reduce surface temps but may not fully offset internal cooling constraints (fans inside laptop still required)

• USB hub ports will share the available 5V current, so high-power external devices (e.g. external drives) might draw too much

• The listed power (3W) is relatively low; in very hot ambient environments, performance gains may be modest

• Make sure cables or corners of your laptop don’t block airflow from the fans