Trust Cooling Stand GXT 278 (20817)

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Thanks to four coolers, the Trust Cooling Stand GXT 278 is able to cool the heat of even very hot gaming laptops and ultrabooks of past generations, which notably overheated due to not the most energy-efficient processors. And for work in the summer, this is generally a must-have. It is equally important that in the process of cooling the laptop iron, the cooler blades spin with minimal noise, so acoustic discomfort when watching movies or shooting in Battlefield is minimal. Usually, the laptop itself is usually noisier. There is a bonus in the form of a soft red backlight.

Lighting, height adjustment feet and USB hub

On the front side, at the top of the stand, a large grid of rough plastic has been stretched, which provides stability to the laptop and prevents slipping. At the bottom are folding legs that allow you to tilt the laptop to make it more convenient to type or run in PUBG. The legs of the stand have three degrees of inclination. On the inside there is a small pocket for storing a USB cable, and on the back panel you can find an additional USB port.

Quiet and efficient

Of the minuses, we can only note a strange rotation speed controller, which does not perform its function, but simply starts or stops the coolers, leaving the delivery itself turned on. It was probably a defective test sample. But theoretically it sounds convenient, since the rotation force can be adjusted separately for each half of the stand. This is especially convenient if the laptop overheats only half of the case or some specific part.