Is the heat cap too heavy?
370899
The cap is basically weightless. Have been using it on a weekly basis and have recommended to my friends & colleagues. Purchase with no regret!
2213125
I'm not going to lie... It makes it noticeably heavier but you can tell that the case will protect your laptop. So I think it's worth the extra weight. It doesn't become SUPER heavy just saying. I've had the case for a while and I'm pretty satisfied. Nothing has broken or cracked.
167853
Hmmm I am a big guy about 220lbs and around 6ft sooo depends, but I'd say it feels heavier than most and almost too hot for me which is good on those below 0 days... def not for the fall
49675
It is hard to say,it looks well made but before I would trust it to that much heat I would email the manufacturer and ask them.Sorry I can't be of more help.
1253402
It is a little heavy but I didn't think about it until trying to answer your question. It's heavier than many hair dryers but not overly heavy.
623241
My answer is no. The heat is in the center of the lid, which hangs into the cup, and the rim is comfortable enough to handle.
701697
Nothing significant. When it comes to heat, there's nothing to worry about unless it is slowing down when it gets hot. There have been times where the laptop has felt slightly hot, but nothing slowed down and it wasn't uncomfortable, so I didn't worry about it. Cooling pads are cheap if you think it'll be an issue. This has been a great laptop for me though.
440837
It is heavy! They say it weighs 80 lbs, but I thought it felt heavier than that. This said though, it is an amazing cooler that does exactly what it says it will do. Just might need 2 people to lift it (especially when it is full).
354967
Well of course heavy is a relative term, but I routinely place a heavy comforter and a thermal blanket over the top of this item with no problems. In fact, you need to place at least one blanket over the top in order for the heat generated by this blanket to be most effective. Also it is very important to look for the label sewn onto the blanket which instructs you which side of the electric blanket needs to face up on the bed. Placing the blanket on the bed in any other orientation substantially reduces the amount of useful heat produced.
1756490
I would stay with the heavier one, you might need the extra electrical capacity at some time. m
2185914
Maybe? I don't really notice that it's weighing me down. I wear mine all the time. The one thing I will say though is that it's very hot now that the weather is warming up. I find I have to run mine underwater to soak it at half time.
847233
It's not heavy, but it is dense. I think it depends on your indoor temp. If you keep your thermostat as high as 70, IMO it would be too hot. We've had a COLD winter (Chicago), and it's been great, but I expect to put it away for summer. I don't have it in a cover, just under one. Sorry.
882160
Same with mine. It seems to have been designed that way. It doesn't cause any inconvenience. A more complex design would make it much more difficult to load the pepper.
820292
Short answer: no. Long answer, I have only had it for a few weeks or so now and Summer is just starting. While I don't think it's "heavy," it's far too warm for Summer. That being said, I've been using it half covered up/partially covered up with the windows open (no air con) and it's really comfy to roll around with, but you'll wake up sweating if you're fully covered. Hope that helps.
1144465
I've used it for over a year and never had an over-heating issue. The computer gets warm when gaming or video editing, with or without the case on. I've never compared the actual temperature difference, but it seems to be insignificant.
1403163
No it is not too heavy and because the weight is dispersed anyway. Carpet is not a problem. The bottom of the sauna may get somewhat warm but never hot.
1982423
Not overly heavy, but it is a lot of material that will keep you very warm. I personally love mine.