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title: "Cooler Master NotePal X-Slim Ultra-Slim Laptop Cooling Pad with 160mm Fan (R9-NBC-XSLI-GP),Black X-Slim"
brand: "cooler master"
price: "AR$11139"
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# Ultra-slim 1.1-inch profile USB pass-through for zero port loss 160mm silent fan at 1500 RPM Cooler Master NotePal X-Slim Ultra-Slim Laptop Cooling Pad with 160mm Fan (R9-NBC-XSLI-GP),Black X-Slim

**Brand:** cooler master
**Price:** AR$11139
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Stay cool, work smart — the ultimate slim cooling companion!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cooler Master NotePal X-Slim Ultra-Slim Laptop Cooling Pad with 160mm Fan (R9-NBC-XSLI-GP),Black X-Slim by cooler master
- **How much does it cost?** AR$11139 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/431977-cooler-master-notepal-x-slim-ultra-slim-laptop-cooling-pad)

## Best For

- cooler master enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cooler master brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Sleek & Slim:** Ultra-slim 1.1-inch design fits effortlessly into your professional setup or backpack, combining portability with performance.
- • **Stay Connected:** USB pass-through port ensures you never lose a valuable USB slot while powering your cooling pad.
- • **Ergonomic Comfort:** Two adjustable height settings provide the perfect angle for typing or viewing, reducing strain during long hours.
- • **Tidy & Compatible:** Metal mesh surface with cable grooves supports laptops up to 17 inches while keeping cables organized and your desk clutter-free.
- • **Chill with Precision:** Silent 160mm fan delivers powerful airflow without the noise, keeping your laptop cool during marathon work or gaming sessions.

## Overview

The Cooler Master NotePal X-Slim is an ultra-slim laptop cooling pad featuring a silent 160mm fan spinning at 1500 RPM for efficient heat dissipation. Designed with a full metal mesh surface and cable management grooves, it supports laptops up to 17 inches and offers two height settings for ergonomic comfort. Powered via USB with a pass-through port, it ensures no loss of connectivity while maintaining a sleek, portable profile ideal for professionals and gamers alike.

## Description

Cooler Master X Slim Notebook Cooler - (R9-NBC-XSLI-GP). Silent 160mm fan with great cooling performance. Two height setting for ideal viewing/typing angle. Full range metal mesh for superior airflow. Cable grooves for easy USB cable management. Powered by USB port extender. Supports up to 17" laptops.

Review: First impression is great - This item just arrived today. I had bought a different brand of laptop cooler from desertcart about a year and a half ago. Like this product, it had several hundred reviews and like this was also rated very high (about 4 1/2 stars overall). I tried to look for it but it appears that it's not available at desertcart anymore. I wasn't looking for because I wanted to buy another one. Quite the contrary I wanted to insert a product link and advise people NOT to buy it. It was much heavier and uncomfortable when sitting directly on my lap than this Cooler Master is. I've just plugged this in and right now am sitting in my recliner with the cooling pad in place. I'm truly amazed at how quiet the fan is and how comfortable it is. What's really great about it is that it's so thin that I can barely tell anything's added onto my laptop but it is working well. I know because I happen to be wearing shorts right now as I'm writing this review and it's literally cooling my legs! Another nice, and I think pretty common feature, is that while the cooler runs by plugging it into a USB port, you don't lose a port because the back of the USB plug that goes into the laptop is a USB slot and it works! I have a Canon CanoScan 4507B002 LiDE110 Color Image Scanner that I plugged into it and it immediately recognized and powered it. The scanner is powered solely by the computer's power through USB (i.e., it doesn't plug into a standard household AC power outlet) so the replacement port provided with this laptop cooler is a powered one. That wasn't the case with the previous laptop cooler I had. It did provide an additional USB port but it was not powered so it's use was limited. I have a Dell Inspiron N7010 (17R) laptop that I bought at Costco about two years ago maybe even three years ago, I don't remember for sure. I run Windows 7 Ultimate on it and absolutely love it because the monitor is outstanding High Definition but it runs HOT!!! Just a couple of weeks ago I bought a Crucial m4 512GB 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive SATA 6Gb/s with Data Transfer Kit CT512M4SSD2CCA for it to replace the original traditional hard drive that came with the computer and upgraded the RAM from 4 GB to 8 GB by buying two Kingston Technology 4 GB (1x4 GB Module) 1333MHz DDR3 PC3-10600 204-Pin SODIMM Memory for Select Dell Notebooks KTD-L3B/4G and taking out the two 2 GB RAM cards that came with the PC. All I can tell you is WOW, this computer is now a screamer. It's as though I bought a brand new computer that's running 10 times faster than the old one but paid 1/3rd the price of what I would have paid for a comparable new one. Indeed, it would be difficult to buy a comparable new one now because most upper end new Windows laptops are coming packaged with Windows 8. Getting off track there sorry. I thought that replacing the traditional hard drive with the Solid State Drive might help the laptop not run so darn hot, but it didn't make a difference. I don't know, maybe the extra RAM offset it. But it still runs really hot. I am extremely pleased with this cooler. It's simply the most comfortable laptop cooler I could ever imagine and if it continues to work a year from now as well as it's working right now, then, I think, like the New SSD & new RAM i just bought, it will one of the best laptop accessories I've purchased. Fear not though friends: if things go south (i.e., if this stops working as it should) I will come back and revise my review accordingly. One other thing to note: keep a price check on these items. I ordered this laptop cooler on 3/24/2013 for $20.99 from a merchant called "LLYtech" and it was "Fulfilled by desertcart" so because I'm an desertcart Prime customer I got free two day shipping. At the time of this writing (3/27/13) it's selling from a merchant named "Galactics" for $21.01 and is not currently Fulfilled by desertcart though the merchant is offering free shipping but it won't be two day shipping. I also checked and Galactics is a highly rated merchant (4.8 stars over the past 12 months with 47,000+ ratings). I'm always more comfortable buying products that are "Fulfilled by desertcart" though because if there are any problems at all with the order I deal directly with desertcart and not the merchant to resolve them. Furthermore, the return policies for merchants that use Fulfilled by desertcart are identical to desertcart's so that provides peace of mind, especially for electronics. If this thing arrived Dead on Arrival a simple call, chat, or e-mail to desertcart an I'd have a return UPS label immediately and they automatically arrange for UPS to pick it up from you. In summary, unless you hear back from me to the contrary, you can buy this laptop cooler with confidence.
Review: Exactly what I was looking for! - My laptop is the HP Envy-14 Beats Edition (model number 1260se)and it's been giving me problems with overheating for months now. I sent it back to HP for repairs, and they returned it without doing ANYTHING to fix the problem. (Thanks, HP...) Then my warranty was over almost immediately so I couldn't even yell at them to fix it. I had been using CoreTemp to measure the temperature of my CPU, and it usually hovered around the high 70s/low 80s Celsius when it was idle, and it passed 85 Celsius under half load. I don't even know what it would have done under full load, since it crashed somewhere around 85 every time. Even before it got this bad (i.e. bad enough that I couldn't bring it past half load) I would burn my fingers whenever I played a game. So I started looking at cooling pads. I wasn't 100% sure a cooling pad would do anything, since the air intakes are on the back of the laptop and the fan is on the right side. (I did later find hidden documentation on HP's website stating that there are vents on the bottom to make a cooling pad useful in just this kind of situation, though! I wish they had TOLD me that when I sent them the computer...) Looking at cooling pads, I began to get irritated for a couple of reasons. For one thing, every product seemed to be bragging about supporting 17" laptops. I have a 14-inch laptop with a 14.5-inch wide screen, and I didn't want something sticking out a lot around my computer! Also, almost every product seemed like it forces the user to have their computer on a slant. I will NEVER understand people's obsession with having keyboards on a slant. All slanting has done for me is give me carpal tunnel. When I use a keyboard for a desktop computer, I ALWAYS un-slant it, and I didn't want my laptop to be slanted without the possibility of un-slanting it! This cooling pad fixes everything. Despite the fact that it does claim to be able to support a 17-inch computer, it sticks out less than an inch on each side of my 14-inch computer. And it is NOT slanty, which I really really appreciate. And, most importantly, it fixes the overheating problem. At rest, my CPU is now around 55 degrees Celsius, and at half load I haven't seen it pass 72 Celsius. These numbers are MUCH more similar to what other owners of this same laptop have posted on forums. I don't know why mine was hotter to begin with, and I don't know why HP didn't fix it or at least give me advice, but at least now I can use my computer again without worrying about it crashing. I haven't tested it yet under full load (i.e. gaming or video editing) but I will try to remember to update this review once I do. :) UPDATE (8.19.12): This probably still doesn't REALLY count as full load, but I was playing Minecraft multiplayer last night and I decided to open up CoreTemp. I left it open for a few minutes while I played, and when I checked it again, the max temperatures were 76 and 78 Celsius. So that's pretty impressive, especially considering that those were my idle temperatures before. Hooray! :D UPDATE 2 (11.18.13): Over a year later, it's still working great. It got a little dusty at one point but I cleaned it out with a can of compressed air. My computer has not crashed once since I started using the cooling pad, and my CoreTemp values are still consistently much lower than they were without the cooling pad.

## Features

- Mesh surface and 1 fan provide a chill mat for your laptop, Apple Mac BookPro, Ultrabook, notebook or netbook
- High performance 160 mm fan can spinat approximately 1500 RPM
- Heavy duty, yet ultra slim profile is great for gaming laptops
- Cable grooves allow for easy cable management
- Powered by USB cable with pass through so you don’t lose a USB port
- Two different height settings make this a laptop stand that provides excellent comfort
- Supports various sizes including 15 inch and 17 inch laptops

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B005C31HC0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,254 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #72 in Laptop Cooling Pads |
| Brand | Cooler Master |
| Built-In Media | 1 Laptop Cooler |
| Color | Black |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 10,451 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal, Plastic, Rubber |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00884102011504, 00884102020544, 04719512031186 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 10.6"L x 14.9"W x 1.1"H |
| Item Part Number | r9-nbc-xsli-gp |
| Item Type Name | Cooler Master Note Pal X-Slim Ultra-Slim Laptop Cooling Pad with 160mm Fan (R9-NBC-XSLI-GP) |
| Item Weight | 1.6 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Coolermaster |
| Material | Metal, Plastic, Rubber |
| Mfr Part Number | R9-NBC-XSLI-GP |
| Model Number | R9-NBC-XSLI-GP |
| Number of Fans | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 10.6"L x 14.9"W x 1.1"H |
| UPC | 031111509502 005562370585 737989651045 700381763456 623715781691 071090223280 191120082097 728964377203 797728519012 522536371213 523160927548 076020424867 887590026685 088021271685 112039988409 763615964296 013523702412 172304264591 739197755072 810640396391 600005022481 094679826573 031112151083 522536372333 612045041261 777785973217 732235311315 014444733301 163120909278 602766161690 1159707285… |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 12 months |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Cooler Master
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 1.6 pounds
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic, Rubber
- **Product Dimensions:** 10.6"L x 14.9"W x 1.1"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: router**
A: The CPUs in high-performance routers do get hot and benefit from having a cooling fan under them. My ASUS AC-RT88U CPU was close to 70 degrees Celsius without a fan in an air conditioned room when I first got it, uncomfortably close to the max rated temp. I put a single-fan 3" Antec cooling fan under it and the temp went down to 63 C.  I recently bought a higher-flow cooling pad with two 4" fans and the CPU temp dropped to 53 C.

I highly recommend router cooling to extend its life and improve performance, as some will reduce clock speed to avoid overheating.

**Q: dose it suck the air or blow?**
A: it blows air upwards towards the laptops bottom side.

**Q: If laying the cooling pad on my lap will it be comfortable?**
A: If it's not comfortable on your lap. Go to Home Depot & buy a small piece of 1/8" Masonite or pegboard.
They will cut it for you to the size that you need, like 17.5" x 13.5". Place the board on your lap,
then the cooler & laptop on the board. The board distributes the weight better & if you use pegboard,
it will let maximize air flow better, keeping you cool in the process.

**Q: how do you turn it on?**
A: There is a USB cord attached to the machine. As soon as you plug it into the computer, the fan turns on. I have it on right now and all I can say is Ahhhh!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First impression is great
*by R***N on March 28, 2013*

This item just arrived today. I had bought a different brand of laptop cooler from Amazon about a year and a half ago. Like this product, it had several hundred reviews and like this was also rated very high (about 4 1/2 stars overall). I tried to look for it but it appears that it's not available at Amazon anymore. I wasn't looking for because I wanted to buy another one. Quite the contrary I wanted to insert a product link and advise people NOT to buy it. It was much heavier and uncomfortable when sitting directly on my lap than this Cooler Master is. I've just plugged this in and right now am sitting in my recliner with the cooling pad in place. I'm truly amazed at how quiet the fan is and how comfortable it is. What's really great about it is that it's so thin that I can barely tell anything's added onto my laptop but it is working well. I know because I happen to be wearing shorts right now as I'm writing this review and it's literally cooling my legs! Another nice, and I think pretty common feature, is that while the cooler runs by plugging it into a USB port, you don't lose a port because the back of the USB plug that goes into the laptop is a USB slot and it works! I have a Canon CanoScan 4507B002 LiDE110 Color Image Scanner that I plugged into it and it immediately recognized and powered it. The scanner is powered solely by the computer's power through USB (i.e., it doesn't plug into a standard household AC power outlet) so the replacement port provided with this laptop cooler is a powered one. That wasn't the case with the previous laptop cooler I had. It did provide an additional USB port but it was not powered so it's use was limited. I have a Dell Inspiron N7010 (17R) laptop that I bought at Costco about two years ago maybe even three years ago, I don't remember for sure. I run Windows 7 Ultimate on it and absolutely love it because the monitor is outstanding High Definition but it runs HOT!!! Just a couple of weeks ago I bought a Crucial m4 512GB 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive SATA 6Gb/s with Data Transfer Kit CT512M4SSD2CCA for it to replace the original traditional hard drive that came with the computer and upgraded the RAM from 4 GB to 8 GB by buying two Kingston Technology 4 GB (1x4 GB Module) 1333MHz DDR3 PC3-10600 204-Pin SODIMM Memory for Select Dell Notebooks KTD-L3B/4G and taking out the two 2 GB RAM cards that came with the PC. All I can tell you is WOW, this computer is now a screamer. It's as though I bought a brand new computer that's running 10 times faster than the old one but paid 1/3rd the price of what I would have paid for a comparable new one. Indeed, it would be difficult to buy a comparable new one now because most upper end new Windows laptops are coming packaged with Windows 8. Getting off track there sorry. I thought that replacing the traditional hard drive with the Solid State Drive might help the laptop not run so darn hot, but it didn't make a difference. I don't know, maybe the extra RAM offset it. But it still runs really hot. I am extremely pleased with this cooler. It's simply the most comfortable laptop cooler I could ever imagine and if it continues to work a year from now as well as it's working right now, then, I think, like the New SSD & new RAM i just bought, it will one of the best laptop accessories I've purchased. Fear not though friends: if things go south (i.e., if this stops working as it should) I will come back and revise my review accordingly. One other thing to note: keep a price check on these items. I ordered this laptop cooler on 3/24/2013 for $20.99 from a merchant called "LLYtech" and it was "Fulfilled by Amazon" so because I'm an Amazon Prime customer I got free two day shipping. At the time of this writing (3/27/13) it's selling from a merchant named "Galactics" for $21.01 and is not currently Fulfilled by Amazon though the merchant is offering free shipping but it won't be two day shipping. I also checked and Galactics is a highly rated merchant (4.8 stars over the past 12 months with 47,000+ ratings). I'm always more comfortable buying products that are "Fulfilled by Amazon" though because if there are any problems at all with the order I deal directly with Amazon and not the merchant to resolve them. Furthermore, the return policies for merchants that use Fulfilled by Amazon are identical to Amazon's so that provides peace of mind, especially for electronics. If this thing arrived Dead on Arrival a simple call, chat, or e-mail to Amazon an I'd have a return UPS label immediately and they automatically arrange for UPS to pick it up from you. In summary, unless you hear back from me to the contrary, you can buy this laptop cooler with confidence.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exactly what I was looking for!
*by A***Y on July 12, 2012*

My laptop is the HP Envy-14 Beats Edition (model number 1260se)and it's been giving me problems with overheating for months now. I sent it back to HP for repairs, and they returned it without doing ANYTHING to fix the problem. (Thanks, HP...) Then my warranty was over almost immediately so I couldn't even yell at them to fix it. I had been using CoreTemp to measure the temperature of my CPU, and it usually hovered around the high 70s/low 80s Celsius when it was idle, and it passed 85 Celsius under half load. I don't even know what it would have done under full load, since it crashed somewhere around 85 every time. Even before it got this bad (i.e. bad enough that I couldn't bring it past half load) I would burn my fingers whenever I played a game. So I started looking at cooling pads. I wasn't 100% sure a cooling pad would do anything, since the air intakes are on the back of the laptop and the fan is on the right side. (I did later find hidden documentation on HP's website stating that there are vents on the bottom to make a cooling pad useful in just this kind of situation, though! I wish they had TOLD me that when I sent them the computer...) Looking at cooling pads, I began to get irritated for a couple of reasons. For one thing, every product seemed to be bragging about supporting 17" laptops. I have a 14-inch laptop with a 14.5-inch wide screen, and I didn't want something sticking out a lot around my computer! Also, almost every product seemed like it forces the user to have their computer on a slant. I will NEVER understand people's obsession with having keyboards on a slant. All slanting has done for me is give me carpal tunnel. When I use a keyboard for a desktop computer, I ALWAYS un-slant it, and I didn't want my laptop to be slanted without the possibility of un-slanting it! This cooling pad fixes everything. Despite the fact that it does claim to be able to support a 17-inch computer, it sticks out less than an inch on each side of my 14-inch computer. And it is NOT slanty, which I really really appreciate. And, most importantly, it fixes the overheating problem. At rest, my CPU is now around 55 degrees Celsius, and at half load I haven't seen it pass 72 Celsius. These numbers are MUCH more similar to what other owners of this same laptop have posted on forums. I don't know why mine was hotter to begin with, and I don't know why HP didn't fix it or at least give me advice, but at least now I can use my computer again without worrying about it crashing. I haven't tested it yet under full load (i.e. gaming or video editing) but I will try to remember to update this review once I do. :) UPDATE (8.19.12): This probably still doesn't REALLY count as full load, but I was playing Minecraft multiplayer last night and I decided to open up CoreTemp. I left it open for a few minutes while I played, and when I checked it again, the max temperatures were 76 and 78 Celsius. So that's pretty impressive, especially considering that those were my idle temperatures before. Hooray! :D UPDATE 2 (11.18.13): Over a year later, it's still working great. It got a little dusty at one point but I cleaned it out with a can of compressed air. My computer has not crashed once since I started using the cooling pad, and my CoreTemp values are still consistently much lower than they were without the cooling pad.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very effective and can't beat the price!
*by C***E on July 19, 2012*

So I just purchased this on Amazon, and wow, did it ship quickly! Two days and it was here. Not bad for free standard shipping! Anyway, after extensive research on different laptop cooling pads, and with a limited budget, I decided to give the Cooler Master Notepal X-Slim a go. I mean, for $15, and considering that cheaper Chinese models on eBay were running about half the price anyway, I figured why not. PROS: - It works! My CPU has had a lot of issues maintaining its core temperature (during gaming it would spike up to 101 degrees C!!), and this has definitely helped. My computer runs on average 10-15 C cooler with the X-Slim, and even after running games at maximum load, the temp has yet to breach the 90s. The pad provides lots of ventilation for your computer. So good job, Cooler Master! - For the money, build quality is actually quite good! I was really fearful since this was a budget model, and after reading a lot of reviews here, this was one of my biggest concerns. The USB connector aside (see con section), the build quality was solid. I definitely feel comfortable picking it up and moving it. The mesh front is quite solid, and the pad's rubber feet do a great job of stabilizing the computer against a desk or flat surface. (Just don't slide the pad/your computer backwards or the rear feet will close on you!) CONS: - The USB connector was loose. I mean, it works fine, and the USB passthrough also functions well. It's just a bit wobbly and doesn't feel tight at all. Also, the length of the cord is a bit longer than what it should be - on the back of the pad, there are grooves and a winder plus a little storage thing for the USB connector so as to provide cable management and keep them out of the way. Only problem is, the cable was about an inch too long, so even if you wrap it according to the winders, etc, a bit of cable hangs out. Not too big of a problem, and you can play around with it and make it work. - Not exactly "silent" as is advertised on the box. I don't know if it was my pad in particular, but it was a touch louder than I had imagined. I watched some review videos where this was plugged in and you couldn't hear the fan, but it is definitely noticeable for me. Oh well, not a deal-killer. OTHER COMMENTS: - I would have liked to see some rubber pads or something on the front side, so as to prevent the computer from sliding off. However! The grading once the rear feet are flipped up is very slight, and it is unlikely that a computer would slide off anyway unless it was quite heavy. Plus, many laptops have rubber feet on the bottom anyway, which is enough to keep it from sliding off. The only thing I might tell you to be wary of is that if you have a large laptop (probably anything greater than a 15.6"), that you should be aware that your laptop will hang over the sides, so just check the placement of the rubber feet on the bottom of your computer to make sure that they will be in contact with the pad. So, overall, a great buy for $15! It is quite effective, and I would recommend it for anyone looking for a solid entry-level cooling pad.

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