Thermaltake Announces Thermaltake Massive23 Series Notebook Coolers

btarunr · May 28, 2009

Thermaltake Technology, a leading manufacturer of computer components, has launched a new member of their notebook cooling series, the Massive23 series! Equipped with a giant 23 cm quiet LED fan, the Massive23 series is specifically designed for users who spend a lot of time on their notebooks with performance hungry applications such as gaming or graphics processing. In order to cater to different needs and tastes, Thermaltake provides two models within their Massive23 series. The upscale Massive23 CS comes in a premium quality aluminum body and offers a variety of LED color-change functions. On the value end the Massive23 ST still offers a single color LED and a light-weight plastics body.

The color-change function of the Massive23 CS features 6 different modes. Users can adjust the LED color according to their mood, environment or just turn it off entirely. Those futuristic LED effects create and even more immersive gaming ambience. But most importantly a giant 23cm silent fan underneath the metal mesh net of hexagonal-vents offers a larger cooling surface with an optimized airflow. Massive23 series notebook cooler provide large cooling surface and sufficient cold air. With the Massive23 Series notebook cooler from Thermaltake you stay in the game longer than the rest of the crowd.

No matter if you are looking for a notebook cooler with an elegant and stylish design or for greatest cooling performance, with the Massive23 series you get it both.

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HolyCow02 · May 28, 2009

nice idea with the size of the fan... but why would you need the LED... your laptop is going to sit on top of it...

BumbleBee · May 28, 2009

only if I had one of these in high school when I was dropping blotters.

Munki · May 28, 2009

HolyCow02 said:
nice idea with the size of the fan... but why would you need the LED... your laptop is going to sit on top of it...

It defiantly looks nicer than others without LED's but it does, to an extent, defeat the purpose of having the LED's there. Although, it may give a nice glow from underneath the laptop. It's more than likely just a gimmick to justify charging more.

Kitkat · May 28, 2009

if i was a kid id think it was cool. Like most other thermaltake items.

AsRock · May 28, 2009

I'd get one and just desolder those LEDS lol.

crtecha · May 28, 2009

HolyCow02 said:
nice idea with the size of the fan... but why would you need the LED... your laptop is going to sit on top of it...

thats the first thing I said to myself. Hmm lets turn on the light then leave the room and shut the door...

Kitkat · May 28, 2009

AsRock said:
I'd get one and just desolder those LEDS lol.

yep its what i do with all my fans my nirvana heatsink too looks great, they didnt HAVE to make it glow.

Nemesis881 · May 28, 2009

HolyCow02 said:
nice idea with the size of the fan... but why would you need the LED... your laptop is going to sit on top of it...

So your laptop can match your pimped out rice burner with neon lights underneath it. :roll:

Wile E · May 29, 2009

BumbleBee said:
only if I had one of these in high school when I was dropping blotters.

Or purple micro-dot.

popswala · May 29, 2009

gotta love thermaltake

They look pretty cool. I like the color changing fan. Be nice to put the two together. Put the color changing fan in the other frame and make it out of metal. I don't like how the metal one has those lips to catch on things if you happen to be using it in bed. Like me lol.

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