WathaiHigh Airflow Router Cooling Fan for Computer Cooler TV Small Box DC 5V USB Power 120mm 240mm Fan with Multi Speed Controller

This works amazingly well. Quiet, comes with speed adjustment cable (Not Using) Fair Price and most importantly cools my CyberGeek Micro Computer to almost shutdown temps. System was glitchy and hanging up while preforming simple tasks (CPU Overheatig). Now works like a charm.

One thing to take note of. When ordered the description calls out 5v usb power. When I got this the included user manual calls for a 12v 2amp power supply. Most 12v power supplies are wall chargers that use a barrel plug that needs to be removed. The fan side usb connection will need to be removed as well Another option is a usp swap for the barrel plug. Don't know why this change happened. There's no mention of the 12v 2A power requirement untill you get the user manual. Update, ordered a fan from a different company. It included a 5v usb supply with included fan speed control. So much better than this fan.Update, decided to try a normal 5v charger with this fan and it's working well. Still don't know why the manual called for a 12v power supply. I have it running to cool my modem. Will update if anything goes wrong. For now it's working well and perty quiet on the medium setting.Last update. It's been some time now and things are good. The wall chargers is still cool to the touch and the fans are still running. The modem is much cooler than without the fans. Normally warm but pertty cool now.Good quality great price, I can definitely recommend it after you get past the power supply misunderstanding.

I've been happy to use this fan for an unintended purpose that it was not advertised to be able to serve, but it has been working great for several months.I have a 2013 Dell laptop whose internal fan has failed and therefore cannot be operated for more than a few minutes before it threatens to overheat. Given the age of the laptop, I cannot fault manufacturer construction quality. The laptop's performance would continue to be adequate for my needs, so adding this cooling case fan nicely extends the useful life. This cooling case fan is quite sturdy, so I am able to use some tape to secure it to the bottom of my laptop so it remains in the correct X-axis/Y-axis position where it blows into the laptop's air intake vents. Then the laptop sits perched comfortably on top of the cooling case. Of course the result becomes immovable but that's fine for my needs. Various utilities can monitor and report on internal temperatures of a laptop, I happen to use SpeedFan and am happy with the temperatures reported. I can feel good air flow coming out of the laptop's air exhaust vents; and the surfaces of the laptop that would feel hot if the laptop was overheating now feel nice and tepid.Although I routinely sit with my ears about 24 inches from the cooling case fan, it is quiet enough to not be bothersome. It can even be considered to usefully generate very even white noise.Note this unadvertised purpose will not necessarily work for every laptop.

Works well as intended.

I don't use the power controller, i just plug it straight into the mini pc and it will run whenever the pc is turned on.When using it as is, very quiet, effective cooling so the mini pc noticeably reduces the stuttering rate when streaming 4k movies.Very light vibrations but i don't think that will affect the pc at all when placing directly on top of it.The wiring is very thin and susceptible to damage if you yoink it unintentionally (see second pic) recommend to use hot glue to keep it in place.

I didn't want to do the work. And these folks have. I absolutely LOVE IT!Pros: It works like a charm keeping routers, laptops, YOU coolExamples: Wifi link in the garage gets super hot in the summer time. But this did the trick so my speeds are back up and connections are not dropping like they used to! I also use it on a verizon 5G wifi cell modem. It's like it was made for it. I also use it under my high performance laptop to keep it cool and this does it so so so well. No laptop fans buzzing all the time. Instead with two of these fans running in my office I barely notice them. The noise at best is white noise, but when you're working or on a call I would challenge you to hear them going.Cons: I am not a fan of the button control. I know why it was done this way, but I'm not a fan of it. When the power goes off, this won't turn back on. So that is a major bummer. I get away with it using UPS units, but a rocker switch would have made more sense. Instead of three speeds there's at least two and when the power blinks it comes back on when the power comes back on.Honestly I could change it myself but I'm so lazy lolThese folks have done a fantastic job with this and frankly I'm sucker for folks willing to put in a little time to innovate something that patches a major hole in router and modem cooling.Thanks for making these, love it!

I have a KVM switch that runs hot. Bought this to keep it cool and it works as expected. Nothing special, but does the job and keeps the KVM switch significantly cooler.

I’m not sure why people complain about this fan. It’s clear they do not understand what this fan is designed for.It’s not a “blowing wind fan”! It’s designed for a gateway or WiFi modem. A slow and steady push of air to move over the internal components of the device you put on top of of the fan.Example: there’s a chronic overheating problem with XB8 gateway that can cause component failure and even fires. I have put my gateway on top of this fan and the gateway is cool as cucumber since this fan slowly pushes are over the hot components giving time for them to cool and the internal cavity of the gateway to exhaust all the heat. This fan is perfect for this see my ohoyo to understand.