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product_id: 432289
title: "Thermaltake Mobile Fan II Adjustable Speed External USB Cooling Fan with One-touch Retractable USB power cable box for Notebook Laptop Desktop. A1888"
brand: "thermaltake"
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# 47.28 CFM airflow One-touch retractable USB cable Manual adjustable fan speed Thermaltake Mobile Fan II Adjustable Speed External USB Cooling Fan with One-touch Retractable USB power cable box for Notebook Laptop Desktop. A1888

**Brand:** thermaltake
**Price:** 449 DH
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Stay cool, stay ahead — don’t let heat slow your hustle!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Thermaltake Mobile Fan II Adjustable Speed External USB Cooling Fan with One-touch Retractable USB power cable box for Notebook Laptop Desktop. A1888 by thermaltake
- **How much does it cost?** 449 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/432289-thermaltake-mobile-fan-ii-adjustable-speed-external-usb-cooling-fan)

## Best For

- thermaltake enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Convenience:** USB-powered with no extra adapters needed—cool down instantly wherever you work.
- • **Precision Speed Control:** Manual VR knob lets you dial fan speed from whisper-quiet to turbo boost with ease.
- • **Effortless Cooling Power:** Delivers a robust 47.28 CFM airflow to keep your laptop or desktop chill under pressure.
- • **Ultra-Slim & Lightweight:** At just 0.3 inches thick and 2.89 ounces, it’s the perfect minimalist cooling companion.
- • **Sleek Retractable USB Cable:** One-touch retractable design means zero cable clutter and ultimate portability.

## Overview

The Thermaltake Mobile Fan II (A1888) is a high-efficiency external USB cooling fan designed for notebooks and desktops. Featuring a powerful 47.28 CFM airflow, a slim 0.3-inch profile, and a one-touch retractable USB cable, it offers adjustable fan speeds via a manual VR knob without requiring additional power sources. Lightweight and portable, it ensures optimal device cooling with minimal noise (31 dB), making it an essential accessory for professionals seeking reliable thermal management on the go.

## Description

Product Description Application for Notebook & Desktop. ¿hermaltake?convenient solution with extremely ¿obile?concept inside. Perfect accessory for NB & PC. Directly plug into USB port. Unnecessary additional power supply. VR knob : Adjust fan speed manually. One-touch retractable USB power cable box. Slim USB power cable, only 0.6 mm in depth. With ¿t?badge fan grille to avoid touching accidentally. From the Manufacturer Mobilefan II (A1888) External USB Cooling Fan (Mobilefan II) One-touch retractable USB power cable box FeaturesThe Thermaltake Mobile fan is a convenient, mobile solution for notebooks and & PCs Plugs directly into a USB port; additional power supply is unnecessaryVR knob: manually adjust the fan speed manually with the VR knob One-touch retractable USB power cable box Slim USB power cable: 0.6 mm in depth With "Tt" badge fan grille prevents accidental contact with the fan Application for External USB Fan VR Knob USB Connector Cooling your Notebook Directly plug into USB port. Unnecessary additional power supply Specification

Review: Keeps My DLink NAS Cool & Quiet - I bought this great little fan to help keep my NAS cool and quiet. I have owned a DLINK DNS 323 for a little over a couple of years. I am running a RAID set up with two WD Green 1TB drives. I have ripped a ton of movies from my DVD collection and I store the files on one drive and backup to the other. So far, the unit and the drives (all of which I bought through desertcart) have operated well but the DNS does have a fan that can be a bit too audible at times. Every so often I use the web utility to check on the operating temperature on warm days (without central air going in the house). In these conditions, the unit's operating temperature tends to get a little high. This, of course, triggers the unit's fan to cool the drives and the internal operating environment of the NAS. The problem is that even with the internal fan, the unit still runs a bit warm on hot days. So not only am I having to deal with an increased noise floor in the office on hot days but the unit is not getting cooled enough for my liking. Enter the Thermaltake fan. I just unpack the fan and the telescoping USB cable, connect one end of the telescoping USB cable to the fan and the other into the NAS's USB port on the rear, extend the telescoping cable long enough so that the fan sets directly in front of the faceplate and....INSTANT COOLING! On mild days, the Thermaltake keeps my NAS at a consistent 84 degrees Fahrenheit. This happens at the lowest setting and the NAS' fan never kicks in! NO NOISE AND COOL RUNNINGS! If I crank it to the highest setting, the temperature drops as much as another 10-15 more degrees! On warmer days I just push the fan speed up and the temp remains consistently under 90 degree mark, usually at around 88-89 degrees Fahrenheit. Of course at the highest setting, the fan is very audible and the noise cancelling issue becomes moot. Still, in most cases, this thing does exactly what I was hoping it would do. I highly recommend this cheap, handy little fan.
Review: Would have given 4 1/2 star... ONE issue (read very bottom...) - I don't usually give reviews - especially on stuff that has a TON of reviews. I don't think my review will make a difference. But, since I have no life and I really like this product, I will gladly give a review...This is the longest review in history for something so simple.. read at your own risk. Basically Thermaltake RULES - Been using one of them for over a week and had my replacement unit since Saturday (4 days ago). No, I did NOT do a temperature reading before or after reading. I completely forgot. However, I can tell you this - the laptop used to heat up within 15 minutes of startup - enough to notice it affecting performance. When running my 2 editing programs it would literally get hot enough after about 30 minutes to where I could NOT hold my hat on the hot spot on the bottom of my laptop for any longer than about 8 seconds. Until, finally it shut down due to it over heating. (explained below) That being said - read several issues below and a single CON NOT having to do with its performance, but, with its condition upon arrival. And another CON just to be nit-picky. *I pre-apologize for my typing errors and grammatical gnarlyness* I simply don't care as it's too long to go thru and fix.* First off - I am a photographer, I use alot of editing programs. I have a fairly high powered laptop - keep nasty comments to yourself please.. I have dual quad processors on an HP Pavilion dv7-CTO6700 Entertainment PC. The heat is NOT entertaining. It gets hot enough to warrant a removal from my lap. Thus, changing the name simply to 'top' or if I need my 27" monitors, a 'tabletop'... :) My biggest heat problem comes when im running Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6 and maybe 3 other applications, and standard processes running in background, about 70 - 85. I usually keep everything to a minimum. Oh, Pandora is usually running too. The editing programs are really system taxing, even with MY system optimized to run these programs. Not 'thinking' I made my first Targus 'mistake' when I purchased a fabric, gel filled laptop 'cooling' pad. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. All it does is PREVENT airflow to your system. Think about the logic.. are you going to do better raising your laptop up on a couple books? OR using a fabric pad flush up against your air vents? So, after that fiasco, I bought a Targus for two ten dollar bills from Coxtxx.. (sells at twice as much at the office box stores...) it's AWFUL. No cooling at all when fans are on. Has two fans that you can not adjust speed on and to can only draw air from the sides of the cooler as it is solid plastic on the bottom. So, essentially, it was just sucking in hot air and moving it around. It was JUST as hot using it - as it was drawing power from my system as it was USB powered. Also, that particular Targus is 100% plastic - so I should have known plastic wouldn't have dissipated heat at all. So, final straw - My computer was sitting on the bed with NOTHING running just the basic start up programs - shut off in less than 10 minutes. Uh, that's NOT good.. (this was after using a can of air to blow out some lint that had accumulated in the vents. But NOTHING that would warrant a shut off. So, that is when I started the obsessive hunt for 'GOOD LAPTOP COOLERS'. I was smart and went to gaming websites / forums.. and went to laptop overclocker forums/websites to search for product laptop cooler product reviews. These guys/gals are NO JOKE. Overclocking is (in non technical terms) is when people run their machines to the maxximum and get more power out of stuff than what the manufacturer intends. So, yeah, more power produces more heat. If you want a better explanation please go google it. Basically, all you need to know is that these people (techie smarty pants) including being smart they are passionate and take their gaming seriously and take their systems seriously. And don't want to overheat in the middle of a game (or programming). So, finally I used my friggen brain after 40$ wasted dollars.. And a year and 1/2 of dealing with too much heat inching my brand new laptop closer to death and closer to my purchasing an Alienware machine. So, I think investing in a couple Thermaltakes or a Cooler Master Notepal U3 is smart and will def. extend your computers hardware. So, that brought me to buy THERMALTAKE AF0007 fans.. ALOT of these folks recommended these AND alot of them recommended the Cooler Master Notepal U3 (for use with up to 18" laptops, mine is a 17.3). So, in a frustrated whirlwind of desertcart purchasing, I bought 2 of these fans and a Cooler Master Notepal U3 latoptop cooler. The Cooler Master is aweeeeeesome with 3 moveable fans in whatever configuration you need. AND bought these two Thermaltake fans, my laptop doesn't even get WARM.. it is literally COOL to the touch and the little fans on full power make me cold enough to where I have to put on a sweater. (not kidding) It's about 70 out during the day. (no, not hot) but enough cooling power from these little fans for a sweater, esp. at night?! Agreed, its a bit over kill. Im certain either 2 maybe 1 of these fans would be sufficient - but with the Cooler Master U3 - you better buy a sweater too... A couple tips/hints: If you are low on usb ports, you should get a USB port HUB with multiple ports. Since yes, the only option to power this is with USB - so why not get one with power adapter so that you can just plug it into the wall. OR if you don't have an electrical outlet, you CAN use USB. It does include the ac adaptor and the usb cord. Tip #2 You should raise your laptop up to get the air flowing under it. just blowing a fan onto a laptop that is flat on the bed or table isn't going to cool your laptop nor circulate air under it. I recommend raising it up minimum 2". and move your Thermaltake accordingly. My only 'want' with this product is an OFF/ON switch... there is a turn dial for low to high and everything in between fan power, but no OFF/ON. Just unplug it from the usb power source. (i recommend getting the Plugable USB 2.0 10 Port Hub with Power Adapter) You plug this into the wall and plug your fan/fans into this and it doesnt tax your system - all the power comes from your wall outlet not from your laptop. (OR you can use the option to use the included USB cord to power it if you don't have access to an electrical outlet) this thing is NICE and SUPER CHEAP. *********** for those of you here for JUST the problem*************** I bought 2, BUT one of them had a problem at the connector, coming from the black 'retracible wire part' was hanging out and the copper, white, and blue wires it was connected to were frayed and some weren't connected any longer. ************something GOOD from the problem though************** The good part is this - and I think this is NEW is overnight returns on defective products!!! If you get a damaged or defective item, they ship it out next day! Not business day - but next DAY! (except Sundays) I've not had to return anything defective / damaged for over a year. So, i know its been less than a year this whole next day returns thingie has been initiated. I went thru my desertcart account, returned the defective product and OVERNIGHT ON DELIVERED ON SATURDAY was my replacement air conditioner!! (my fan) So , that is why it still got 5 stars even though I got a defective product. It was THANKSGIVING weekend and it was here less than 15 hours after I reported the defective unit. Remember, raise UP your computer a minimum of 2" so you can get that air flowing or these would be pointless in purchasing. ******^^^^^^^ got the replacement and it was perfectly fine - It's now Jan 7th - and they both run great. BUT the Coolermaster Notepal U3 that I bought failed... the cord has to be jiggled for it to give power to the fans... I baby my stuff so it makes NO sense to me why it failed in 2 months. ******^^^^^^^

## Features

- Application for Notebook & Desktop
- "Thermaltake" convenient solution with extremely "Mobile" concept inside
- Perfect accessory for NB & PC
- Directly plug into USB port. Unnecessary additional power supply
- VR knob : Adjust fan speed manually
- One-touch retractable USB power cable box
- Slim USB power cable, only 0.6 mm in depth
- With "Tt" badge fan grille to avoid touching accidentally
- User-friendly installation

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00080G0BK |
| Air Flow Capacity | 47.28 Cubic Feet Per Minute |
| Brand | Thermaltake |
| Color | Black, Orange |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,771) |
| Date First Available | June 20, 2005 |
| Efficiency | High Efficiency |
| Electric fan design | Exhaust Fan |
| Finish Type | Matte |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00839280001748 |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Cordless? | No |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 10.24 x 2.8 x 0.3 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.89 ounces |
| Item model number | A1888 |
| Manufacturer | Thermaltake |
| Model Name | A1888 |
| Noise Level | 31 Decibels |
| Number of Power Levels | 2 |
| Power Source | Usb Power |
| Product Dimensions | 10.24 x 2.8 x 0.3 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Cooling |
| Size | 8cm |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Speed, Retractable USB Power Cable Box, Slim USB Power Cable |
| Speed | 1300 RPM |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 191120057057 168141418785 809188479253 112840025584 872182639206 719040110883 183184439177 033585257811 806291843216 021112262124 132018224137 809385162002 115970710078 804066532310 711050715973 801038392064 839280001748 808111651032 635145508892 242488658834 611101293989 |
| Voltage | 5 Volts |
| Wattage | 2 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Thermaltake
- **Color:** Black, Orange
- **Controller Type:** Button Control
- **Electric fan design:** Exhaust Fan
- **Mounting Type:** Tabletop Mount
- **Noise Level:** 31 Decibels
- **Power Source:** Usb Power
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Cooling
- **Special Feature:** Adjustable Speed, Retractable USB Power Cable Box, Slim USB Power Cable
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Keeps My DLink NAS Cool & Quiet
*by T***S on June 8, 2011*

I bought this great little fan to help keep my NAS cool and quiet. I have owned a DLINK DNS 323 for a little over a couple of years. I am running a RAID set up with two WD Green 1TB drives. I have ripped a ton of movies from my DVD collection and I store the files on one drive and backup to the other. So far, the unit and the drives (all of which I bought through Amazon) have operated well but the DNS does have a fan that can be a bit too audible at times. Every so often I use the web utility to check on the operating temperature on warm days (without central air going in the house). In these conditions, the unit's operating temperature tends to get a little high. This, of course, triggers the unit's fan to cool the drives and the internal operating environment of the NAS. The problem is that even with the internal fan, the unit still runs a bit warm on hot days. So not only am I having to deal with an increased noise floor in the office on hot days but the unit is not getting cooled enough for my liking. Enter the Thermaltake fan. I just unpack the fan and the telescoping USB cable, connect one end of the telescoping USB cable to the fan and the other into the NAS's USB port on the rear, extend the telescoping cable long enough so that the fan sets directly in front of the faceplate and....INSTANT COOLING! On mild days, the Thermaltake keeps my NAS at a consistent 84 degrees Fahrenheit. This happens at the lowest setting and the NAS' fan never kicks in! NO NOISE AND COOL RUNNINGS! If I crank it to the highest setting, the temperature drops as much as another 10-15 more degrees! On warmer days I just push the fan speed up and the temp remains consistently under 90 degree mark, usually at around 88-89 degrees Fahrenheit. Of course at the highest setting, the fan is very audible and the noise cancelling issue becomes moot. Still, in most cases, this thing does exactly what I was hoping it would do. I highly recommend this cheap, handy little fan.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Would have given 4 1/2 star... ONE issue (read very bottom...)
*by K***Y on November 28, 2012*

I don't usually give reviews - especially on stuff that has a TON of reviews. I don't think my review will make a difference. But, since I have no life and I really like this product, I will gladly give a review...This is the longest review in history for something so simple.. read at your own risk. Basically Thermaltake RULES - Been using one of them for over a week and had my replacement unit since Saturday (4 days ago). No, I did NOT do a temperature reading before or after reading. I completely forgot. However, I can tell you this - the laptop used to heat up within 15 minutes of startup - enough to notice it affecting performance. When running my 2 editing programs it would literally get hot enough after about 30 minutes to where I could NOT hold my hat on the hot spot on the bottom of my laptop for any longer than about 8 seconds. Until, finally it shut down due to it over heating. (explained below) That being said - read several issues below and a single CON NOT having to do with its performance, but, with its condition upon arrival. And another CON just to be nit-picky. *I pre-apologize for my typing errors and grammatical gnarlyness* I simply don't care as it's too long to go thru and fix.* First off - I am a photographer, I use alot of editing programs. I have a fairly high powered laptop - keep nasty comments to yourself please.. I have dual quad processors on an HP Pavilion dv7-CTO6700 Entertainment PC. The heat is NOT entertaining. It gets hot enough to warrant a removal from my lap. Thus, changing the name simply to 'top' or if I need my 27" monitors, a 'tabletop'... :) My biggest heat problem comes when im running Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6 and maybe 3 other applications, and standard processes running in background, about 70 - 85. I usually keep everything to a minimum. Oh, Pandora is usually running too. The editing programs are really system taxing, even with MY system optimized to run these programs. Not 'thinking' I made my first Targus 'mistake' when I purchased a fabric, gel filled laptop 'cooling' pad. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. All it does is PREVENT airflow to your system. Think about the logic.. are you going to do better raising your laptop up on a couple books? OR using a fabric pad flush up against your air vents? So, after that fiasco, I bought a Targus for two ten dollar bills from Coxtxx.. (sells at twice as much at the office box stores...) it's AWFUL. No cooling at all when fans are on. Has two fans that you can not adjust speed on and to can only draw air from the sides of the cooler as it is solid plastic on the bottom. So, essentially, it was just sucking in hot air and moving it around. It was JUST as hot using it - as it was drawing power from my system as it was USB powered. Also, that particular Targus is 100% plastic - so I should have known plastic wouldn't have dissipated heat at all. So, final straw - My computer was sitting on the bed with NOTHING running just the basic start up programs - shut off in less than 10 minutes. Uh, that's NOT good.. (this was after using a can of air to blow out some lint that had accumulated in the vents. But NOTHING that would warrant a shut off. So, that is when I started the obsessive hunt for 'GOOD LAPTOP COOLERS'. I was smart and went to gaming websites / forums.. and went to laptop overclocker forums/websites to search for product laptop cooler product reviews. These guys/gals are NO JOKE. Overclocking is (in non technical terms) is when people run their machines to the maxximum and get more power out of stuff than what the manufacturer intends. So, yeah, more power produces more heat. If you want a better explanation please go google it. Basically, all you need to know is that these people (techie smarty pants) including being smart they are passionate and take their gaming seriously and take their systems seriously. And don't want to overheat in the middle of a game (or programming). So, finally I used my friggen brain after 40$ wasted dollars.. And a year and 1/2 of dealing with too much heat inching my brand new laptop closer to death and closer to my purchasing an Alienware machine. So, I think investing in a couple Thermaltakes or a Cooler Master Notepal U3 is smart and will def. extend your computers hardware. So, that brought me to buy THERMALTAKE AF0007 fans.. ALOT of these folks recommended these AND alot of them recommended the Cooler Master Notepal U3 (for use with up to 18" laptops, mine is a 17.3). So, in a frustrated whirlwind of amazon purchasing, I bought 2 of these fans and a Cooler Master Notepal U3 latoptop cooler. The Cooler Master is aweeeeeesome with 3 moveable fans in whatever configuration you need. AND bought these two Thermaltake fans, my laptop doesn't even get WARM.. it is literally COOL to the touch and the little fans on full power make me cold enough to where I have to put on a sweater. (not kidding) It's about 70 out during the day. (no, not hot) but enough cooling power from these little fans for a sweater, esp. at night?! Agreed, its a bit over kill. Im certain either 2 maybe 1 of these fans would be sufficient - but with the Cooler Master U3 - you better buy a sweater too... A couple tips/hints: If you are low on usb ports, you should get a USB port HUB with multiple ports. Since yes, the only option to power this is with USB - so why not get one with power adapter so that you can just plug it into the wall. OR if you don't have an electrical outlet, you CAN use USB. It does include the ac adaptor and the usb cord. Tip #2 You should raise your laptop up to get the air flowing under it. just blowing a fan onto a laptop that is flat on the bed or table isn't going to cool your laptop nor circulate air under it. I recommend raising it up minimum 2". and move your Thermaltake accordingly. My only 'want' with this product is an OFF/ON switch... there is a turn dial for low to high and everything in between fan power, but no OFF/ON. Just unplug it from the usb power source. (i recommend getting the Plugable USB 2.0 10 Port Hub with Power Adapter) You plug this into the wall and plug your fan/fans into this and it doesnt tax your system - all the power comes from your wall outlet not from your laptop. (OR you can use the option to use the included USB cord to power it if you don't have access to an electrical outlet) this thing is NICE and SUPER CHEAP. *********** for those of you here for JUST the problem*************** I bought 2, BUT one of them had a problem at the connector, coming from the black 'retracible wire part' was hanging out and the copper, white, and blue wires it was connected to were frayed and some weren't connected any longer. ************something GOOD from the problem though************** The good part is this - and I think this is NEW is overnight returns on defective products!!! If you get a damaged or defective item, they ship it out next day! Not business day - but next DAY! (except Sundays) I've not had to return anything defective / damaged for over a year. So, i know its been less than a year this whole next day returns thingie has been initiated. I went thru my amazon account, returned the defective product and OVERNIGHT ON DELIVERED ON SATURDAY was my replacement air conditioner!! (my fan) So , that is why it still got 5 stars even though I got a defective product. It was THANKSGIVING weekend and it was here less than 15 hours after I reported the defective unit. Remember, raise UP your computer a minimum of 2" so you can get that air flowing or these would be pointless in purchasing. ******^^^^^^^ got the replacement and it was perfectly fine - It's now Jan 7th - and they both run great. BUT the Coolermaster Notepal U3 that I bought failed... the cord has to be jiggled for it to give power to the fans... I baby my stuff so it makes NO sense to me why it failed in 2 months. ******^^^^^^^

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***R on November 5, 2015*

Arrived just one day after the placement of the order. Worked exactly as supposed, effectively preventing my Surface Pro 3 i5 from throttling while playing some high-end computer games. Though, one thing worth mentioning: when the fan is on its full power, the rotating sound of the fan is actually a little noisy. Yet it perhaps isn't that bad since the games themselves produce loud noises largely overwhelming that of the fan. A good item after all. Should be esp. on the list-of-considerations for anyone who is struggling with their auto-throttling Surface Pro 3 i5/i7. EDIT: Yes, it does stop Surface Pro 3 i5/i7 from throttling, but then it is NOT POWERFUL ENOUGH TO PREVENT THE CPU TEMPERATURE FROM RISING TO 85~89 C when playing high-end games, which is surely gonna reduce the life of the components, e.g. CPU and mainboard. If you want to both stop throttling and prevent overheating, then this one is not the all-pro master you (and I) are looking for. I'm also looking out for better products.(Not saying this is not a good product, but just that it cannot satisfy a hard one as aforementioned.)

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