LUXA2 M1-Pro Laptop Cooler Review

[ad#review1005-top]Thermaltake’s new brand LUXA2 not only makes PC cases, but a few other products as well. Today we will be looking at one of their latest products the M1-Pro laptop cooler. The beautifully designed laptop cooler is made of all aluminum and instead of using fans it uses 2 large heatpipes to cool down your laptop. This is the first time I’ve seen heatpipes on a laptop cooler, let’s see if they really work.

Specifications

Product Name: M1-Pro
P/N: LCLN0001
Dimension:
- Height: 49.8 mm (1.96 inches)
- Width: 386 mm (15.2 inches)
- Depth: 303 mm (11.93 inches)
Weight: 1881 g / 4.15 lbs.
Material: Aluminum
Swarovski Crystal P/N: S285
Crystal Diameter: 3.1 mm / 0.12 inches
Cooling System: Embedded Heatpipes x 2

Packaging

The M1-Pro comes in the very elegant LUXA2 packing that we saw on the LM200 Touch case. The front and back have a picture of the M1-Pro and on the bottom there is a note that you can find the full specs of the M1-Pro online at the LUXA2 website.


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Inside we find the M1-Pro nicely protected and covered. Once everything is out of the box we have the M1-Pro notebook cooler and a user’s guide.


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  • lewislau
    The all aluminum makes it quite good at transferring heat, plus it look sweeet
  • lewislau
    The all aluminum makes it quite good at transferring heat, plus it look sweeet
  • lewislau
    The all aluminum makes it quite good at transferring heat, plus it look sweeet
  • lewislau
    Just though of another point, have you tested this against just raising up the laptop? I remember my laptop used to run a LOT cooler when i just propped it up with a book.
  • lewislau
    Just though of another point, have you tested this against just raising up the laptop? I remember my laptop used to run a LOT cooler when i just propped it up with a book.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    Dude, stop double posting please.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    Dude, stop double posting please.
  • lewislau
    how is this a double post, i was looking through the articles and thought of another point. If anything your post is useless. I thought of something else they could have tested.
  • lewislau
    how is this a double post, i was looking through the articles and thought of another point. If anything your post is useless. I thought of something else they could have tested.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    Considering the situation, double posting is borderline spam in desperation's sake.
  • lewislau
    And posting “Dude, stop double posting please” is not spam? My post, brings up a good point, that could have been tested as well.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    Considering the situation, double posting is borderline spam in desperation's sake.
  • lewislau
    And posting “Dude, stop double posting please” is not spam? My post, brings up a good point, that could have been tested as well.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    :facepalmfail: you have not point. You just replied for the sake of replying to up your post count. You'd be lying if you said you didn't.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    :facepalmfail: you have not point. You just replied for the sake of replying to up your post count. You'd be lying if you said you didn't.
  • lewislau
    wtf? how is testing the laptop by just raising it not a good point? clearly some laptops only need to be raised up, and it's then not the cooler that's actually doing the cooling but the act of raising it alone.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    That's because the hot hot isn't trapped underneath the laptop.
  • lewislau
    wtf? how is testing the laptop by just raising it not a good point? clearly some laptops only need to be raised up, and it's then not the cooler that's actually doing the cooling but the act of raising it alone.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    That's because the hot hot isn't trapped underneath the laptop.
  • lewislau
    “That's because the hot hot isn't trapped underneath the laptop.” HUH? Laptops vent their heat through the bottom / ocassionally the side. Mine vents from the bottom, thus the act of rasising it increases the airflow, and the heat doesn't build up as much.
  • lewislau
    “That's because the hot hot isn't trapped underneath the laptop.” HUH? Laptops vent their heat through the bottom / ocassionally the side. Mine vents from the bottom, thus the act of rasising it increases the airflow, and the heat doesn't build up as much.
  • lewislau
    wtf? how is testing the laptop by just raising it not a good point? clearly some laptops only need to be raised up, and it's then not the cooler that's actually doing the cooling but the act of raising it alone.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    That's because the hot hot isn't trapped underneath the laptop.
  • lewislau
    “That's because the hot hot isn't trapped underneath the laptop.” HUH? Laptops vent their heat through the bottom / ocassionally the side. Mine vents from the bottom, thus the act of rasising it increases the airflow, and the heat doesn't build up as much.