KEHIPI
KEHIPI laptop cooling pad White 29×21×16 cm
Aluminium stand elevates 10–17 inch laptops for ergonomic viewing and passive cooling
- Accessory TypeCooler
- ColorWhite
- Ergonomic height raises screen to eye level for better posture
- Open aluminium design improves airflow to reduce overheating
- Fold-away support poles add stability when typing
- Non-slip rubber pads protect laptop from scratches and sliding
- Cable outlets and bottom space keep desk tidy and organised
What this stand does and who uses it
The KEHIPI laptop stand lifts a 10‑17 inch notebook to eye level on a desk, table or meeting‑room surface. Aluminium alloy construction and silicone pads keep the device steady while the forward tilt improves airflow underneath. Two fold‑away support poles add extra rigidity when typing, and the open base leaves room for a keyboard or mouse.
Thermals noise and power in daily use
The stand has no fans, so it adds zero noise and draws no power. Its tilted, open aluminium frame lets hot air rise naturally from the laptop’s own vents, helping to lower skin temperature during long work sessions. The 0.839 kg frame stays cool to the touch and does not contribute any electrical load.
What the bundled extras change
The package includes only the stand itself; no cables, software or additional hardware are supplied. Two integrated cable outlets route charging leads and peripherals neatly off the back, keeping the workspace tidy. Rubber feet on both top and bottom surfaces prevent the laptop and the stand from sliding on smooth desks.
Highlights
- Ergonomic height raises screen to eye level for better posture
- Open aluminium design improves airflow to reduce overheating
- Fold-away support poles add stability when typing
- Non-slip rubber pads protect laptop from scratches and sliding
- Cable outlets and bottom space keep desk tidy and organised
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the two support poles so the stand does not wobble while typing?
Extend the two detachable support poles from the base until they lock into the raised position; the poles add rear stability and prevent the aluminium frame from flexing when you press the keys.
What part of this stand is most likely to wear out and need replacement?
The anti-skid rubber pads on the top and bottom surfaces can lose grip over time; they are the only consumable component on the aluminium alloy frame.
At what laptop weight does the stand reach its rated limit?
The stand is rated for a maximum load of 10 kg (22 lb); exceeding this can bend the aluminium alloy base or cause the support poles to slip.
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