Not exactly as advertised, but decent cooler
359761
This doesn't hold ice like it says it does. I even have ice packs that are made to keep ice even longer in a cooler, and even with those, I went through 3 bags of ice from Fri-Sun. Their advertisement is what made me buy this and not an RTIC that is 3-4 times more expensive. That being said, if you are just looking dor a regular ol cooler that is easy to carry around, this does the job.
1206294
Small, solid feeling CPU cooler. Sadly mine came missing a rubber fan strip. But it also blocked headers on my Intel DH77DF mini-ITX motherboard--specifically the ones directly above the PCI-E slot, which includes the CPU fan. Had to return.
3835089
The first review for this product contain some inaccuracies, this cooler when attached to a video card will take up 3 slots, not 2.  For an image of how it will look follow this link [...]
417163
Poor cooling, had to return it.  Got this one instead: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0028AYQDC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
3385279
Nice little CPU cooler.  The heatsink is pretty standard, but the fan a bit oversized compared to the fan that comes with many CPUs.  The brackets leave a little to be desired, but for the price, no complaints here.
1400672
This cooler is ok. I don't think I would buy it again, instead I would buy an extra 53" Rapid River tube andput  a cooler in it
527443
I was tired of always having large heatsinks bulking up the heart of my PCs, so I decided to try one of these for a bit of a cleaner look. Anyway, the cooler kept my CPU running at a nice 30 degrees C while under no load, and averaging about 44 degrees C while gaming.

The one gripe I have is with the SP120L's that come with it. Under load, these things would crank up and be quite noisy. I have a good tolerance for fan noise because my old build had some loud fans, but these had a higher pitched noise that just rubbed me the wrong way (kind of sounded like a hair dryer on low setting). Anyway, I replaced them with Noctua NF-F12's. Temperature averages went up about 2 degrees C, though I feel that the change is nominal, and the HUGE difference in sound produced made the swap highly valuable.
4310524
Decent cooling power with virtually no noise. Packaging is not as good. Slightly too large for my ITX system.
3150045
I found this cooler for a good deal and decided to pick one up.  I was under the impression originally that this cooler would outperform air cooling heatsinks while keeping the system cooler.  Although in the end I found that not to be true.

Installation wasn't difficult if you follow the instructions and arm yourself with a quick youtube video beforehand. The trick is when putting on the mounting bracket to leave it extremely loose so then when you put on the pump it can easily connect.  Besides that you can install the radiator as an intake or exhaust anywhere that works best for you.

I originally tested this cooler with the radiator and fan set up to exhuast the air outside the rear of my case (HAF 922).  I found the temps to be about 5degrees warmer then my heatsink (Thermalright Venomous X) that it replaced.  I tested with a PWM fan (Enermax T.B. Silence PWM 120mm) connected to the cpu header on the motherboard and the pump connected to the PWR fan header on the motherboard.  The PWM worked as expected but the RPM and noise were higher then when installed on my old heatsink while struggling to keep the temperatures in a comparable range.  So I then decided to replace the PWM fan with a simple 3 pin fan (Thermalright X-Silent 120mm) and also to set it up as an intake instead (to bring in ambient cool air).  It helped dramatically.  My temperatures dropped simply by positioning the fan and radiator as an intake, and the with the fan at a static 1000rpm the noise was almost non existent. Except for one thing, the pump.  It made this weird annoying clicking noise.

So at this point, the temperatures weren't any better then my venomous x heatsink, and the overall noise was louder because of the pump clicking.  So I uninstalled the unit, packaged it back up and returned it.  Reinstalled my old venX heatsink.  I just don't think the technology is there yet.  But definitely getting close.  The antec 620 is simply a good cooler but by no means a great one.
2504522
Been using this cooler for about six months now.  The default temperature is 55 degrees; I saw no reason to change it.  Overall, the cooler does an adequate job.  It is reasonably quiet as well.  It does not run all the time, which tells me the insulation is adequate.  My only complaint is that pinot noir bottles really don't fit on the racks.  You have to shove them in and pull hard to get them out.  Riesling bottles are too long and don't fit at all.  However, all said, this cooler is a good value.
1370973
The cooling station does the job as advertised earning 4 stars, it does indeed cool my laptop down noticeably and is relatively quiet to use. The sloping and the extra USB can be a nice addition if you need it.

The 5th star is not earned for several reasons.

a) To turn the fans on and off, you must reach behind the laptop to do so, which is not really convenient.
b) The LED lights are extremely pointless and I feel would generate heat (even just a little) which counters the goal of the pad. You cannot turn off the LED's for the fan, but there is a button for the center LED which is also pointless.
c) The fans are not guarded well on the bottom, which again is not a huge problem, but when moving the pad, I have gotten clipped by the fan several times when trying to readjust the pad.

Overall, this was a great purchase, but there are things that could make this a little bit better as well.
2720208
If you're looking for a cooler that's better than the stock cooler and smaller than a good cooler this is what you want.

The mounting bracket was just a little off from the holes in the motherboard so it was a bit of a pain to install, not sure if the cooler or motherboard(Gigabyte z170 xp-sli) is to blame.  They also don't appear to have replacement fans or a mounting bracket for regular fans available.  If either of those minor issues were absent then it would have received a 5th star.
4296198
Shipping took longer than Prime normally does, but it still arrived earlier than quoted.  Installation was fairly straight forward.  The tubes are a little long for a Corsair 200R case, but still fit, and holding everything aligned to install the cooler and fan to the case was a bit tricky solo, but quite doable. Luckily other reviews have pointed out the AMD issue, and it's easily solved by installing it at an angle (which isn't ideal if you have a case designed for viewing.) Cooler is near silent until heat levels are REALLY high.  My CPU has dropped down to the 30's from the 65+ I was getting with an evo 212, which is great.  Corsair link works fine, though it stopped reading my GPU stats after AMD's last driver update.
599339
Sturdy backpack cooler, has a lot of space. NOT very compressible though, but works well.
2058641
I know saying that could be a bit of a stretch but I stand by it. The main reason I say this is because this is one of the only coolers that is completley sealed between the fans and the vents. Much of the air pressure that open coolers use to provide more airflow is lost in the areas around the fans, however with this cooler, all the air pulled in by the vents in the back is sent to the bottom of the laptop where it is needed most.
  While this cooler does in fact work better if your vents are in the bottom of the computer, I've bypassed this by covering up the holes everywhere but my laptops intake vents so all the air is sent where it can be most effective. I see literally up to 10 degrees Celsius temp differences on my i7 which is pretty substantial. The build quality is also superb however it isn't the most travel friendly cooler since it has a solid piece of aluminum covering it.
2132240
I received this as a gift, and was going to return it for an Amazon credit, however see the last sentence as to why I did not.  Since I kept it, so far so good, so far as in one night, but it runs pretty quiet, no cooler is silent.  it says to let it adjust for 24hrs, but mine was at the desired temp in a hour.  nice blue led light.  One important note:  make sure to check the return policy from the seller CompactAppliance, if you want to return the cooler, they will require YOU pay for return shipping AND will deduct 15% from the total, so they can recoup THEIR shipping.  seems a bit excessive.  Plus, while their customer service was friendly enough, they recommended that since I received it as a gift, I should go back to the gift giver and ask them to fork over the 15% that CompactAppliance was going to charge me, kind of rude, if you ask me.
3625636
I used this cooler for a I5 2500k build for my wife. It is large and I had to cut off a bit of the side fan housing in her case but it did fit.

My real problem comes with the instructions. Nowhere does it show airflow for the cooler, not wanting to have to remove it and put it back on, I looked at the alignment both on the box picture and the rather small diagram with the instructions. I thought it seemed odd that the "Cooler Master" logo would be upside down and against my better judgement, I installed it as it was shown in the diagram and on the box.

The diagram and the box picture are both wrong. Instead of removing the cooler and re-aligning it, I just swapped the fans for correct airflow.

Other than that, I have had no issues with the cooler and would use it again.