Electric Cooling Pad For Body

[Yes] Most effective cooling pad I ever had

[2.15 lb] The Thermaltake Massive 14 Laptop Cooling Pad with Dual LED Fans is absolutely amazing. I literally leave product on 24/7 with my HP Elitebook Pro. This product is silent, does the job extremely effectively and is shockingly affordable. Best purchase of this year!

[700 to 1200 rpm] I bought this cooling pad after comparing with other similar products, it's rare that the db level is listed as its attribute. It is packed in a sturdy box, intuitive connection and usage. The fans are whisper quiet, and the blue LED light is great. I highly recommend this product.

[2] It's a great cheap cooling pad for your laptop, and I like that it has an adjustable stand. It runs off your laptops power so it requires to be plugged into one of your usb slots. It can get kind of loud at a high speed but for the cost it does exactly what it's supposed to do.

[2.8 lb] Fits my new 17.3" laptop, cooling pad, pens, paper and wireless mouse quite well. And the fact it is made of 100% ocean-bound plastics is a plus. I highly recommend!

[4-Cell: 90 Wh] Purchase was fast and easy. Initial boot up was easy as well. Runs cool but I still use a cooling fan pad to help prolong laptop life. My only criticism is I don't feel it has enough RAM and will be adding more.

[Yes] In 1969 I saw a solid-body electric guitar with a three-inch amplifier built into the face of the guitar. The tiny speaker was powered by a nine-volt battery inserted in the back of the instrument. Fantastic, I thought, why don't they make a suction-cup amp that sticks onto the face of the guitar? A zillion years later they did and it is fine.

[0.9 lb (0.4 kg)] I came from the era of the Canon XL1. Remember that camera? If not, look up a picture. A lot was said about that funky fold-out chest pad, but I loved it. It was a thoughtful, ergonomic solution for a camera that could be used handheld, but didn't have enough back-weight to justify a full pad balanced on your shoulder. I don't know why more prosumer or compact cinema cameras didn't implement a similar solution. Anyway, the LanParte Chest Pad... it's awesome. I own two of them. I have a very compact Canon R5C setup and I like to shoot handheld, but I don't like to do the mid-body baby-tuck hold. I'm also not stable enough to just hold the rig by the camera grip and an added left-side handle. This allows me to have the magic 3 points of contact for more stable handheld shooting. It does put a little more weigh forward of your body, so you have to allow for that and rest when possible... keep that in mind. Also, since I like to keep the rig as close to my body as possible, I replaced the included 8 aluminum rod with a 6 carbon fiber rod to move it closer in, and help a little with weight. This is not a replacement for a shoulder pad setup, it is an alternative setup for handheld work. Know what you're getting this pad for, and I think you'll like it. Highly recommended.

[Yes] Multiple outlets for various electric plugs

[0.085 lb] Excellent pad