PS4 Slim USB Cooling Fan with Three-Fan Turbo Mode
Keep your PS4 Slim cooler through long sessions with three built-in fans and an ON/OFF/TURBO switch. The unit clips onto the console side and runs from a 5V USB cable, so nothing goes inside the console. Two items, one cable, nothing to install.
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Keep your PS4 Slim cooler through long sessions with three built-in fans and an ON/OFF/TURBO switch. The unit clips onto the console side and runs from a 5V USB cable, so nothing goes inside the console. Two items, one cable, nothing to install.
Three-fan turbo cooling for PS4 Slim that keeps the console running cooler
- console overheating
- fan noise and throttling during long gaming sessions
- heat build-up in enclosed entertainment stands
Keep your PS4 Slim cooler through every long session
Instead of a hot, loud console after hours of play, run three built-in fans on TURBO from a USB port and keep the housing cooler.
Three fans, one switch, your choice of airflow

Three fans, three speeds of control
The three recessed fans sit side by side, so air moves across a wider area of the console than a single fan would reach. The ON/OFF/TURBO slide switch sits on the unit, so you change the level without reaching behind the stand. Use ON for everyday play and TURBO when the session runs long.

Clips on, plugs in, done
Rubber-padded side clips grip the edge of the console, so the unit stays put without screws, adhesive, or anything inside the case. Connect the USB-to-DC barrel cable to the DC 5V input and the fans start running. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure.

Built with a QC PASS sticker
Each unit carries a QC PASS sticker on the housing. The matte plastic body and the rubber-padded clips are finished cleanly, with no sharp edges where the grip meets the shell.
Three fans, one 5V input, two items in the box
- 3built-in cooling fans
- 5VDC 5V input
- 2items included
Clip it on and plug it in
- 1Clip the unit to the console side
Set the cooler on the side edge of the PS4 Slim so the rubber-padded clips grip the housing. Position it gently and adjust until it holds without pressure, and keep the console's own vent openings clear.
- 2Connect the DC cable
Plug the DC barrel end of the USB-to-DC cable into the cooler's DC 5V input jack. Then plug the USB end into a 5V power source.
- 3Set the switch
Slide the switch to ON for everyday sessions or TURBO for long, heavy play. Slide it to OFF to stop the fans.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
- Cooling fan unit×1
Three built-in fans, ON/OFF/TURBO switch, rubber-padded side clips
- USB to DC barrel power cable×1
Connects the DC 5V input jack to a USB power source
From a hot cabinet to a steady console
The console gets hot
Two or three hours in, the top of the PS4 Slim is warm to the touch and the internal fan ramps up to a steady roar. Inside a closed entertainment stand, the warm air has nowhere to go. Propping the door open helps a little, but the heat keeps pooling around the console.

A simple fix
The cooler clips onto the side edge of the console with its rubber-padded grips, so nothing goes inside the unit. Plug the USB-to-DC cable in, set the slide switch to TURBO, and three fans start moving air across the housing. Setup takes about a minute.
Why this one, not that
| This cooler | Open cabinet door | Generic stand | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moves air across the console side | Yes | No | Partial |
| Built-in fans | Yes | No | No |
| Adjustable levels (ON / TURBO) | Yes | No | No |
| Powered by USB cable | Yes | No | No |
| Works inside a closed cabinet | Yes | No | Partial |
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Questions and answers
Yes. The unit is built for the PS4 Slim and grips the console side with rubber-padded clips. Nothing goes inside the console, and the clips are made to hold without pressure. Avoid forcing the clip onto a cramped spot.
The cooler runs from a 5V supply through the included USB-to-DC barrel cable. Use a USB power source that delivers 5V. Check your console's own USB output before you rely on it, since the cooler needs power to run.
Yes, TURBO is audible in a quiet room. ON is the quieter setting and is enough for most sessions. Keep TURBO for long or heavy play and drop back to ON when the room is quiet.
It moves air across the console side, which is where a closed cabinet traps the most heat. It works best when the cabinet has some open space for the warm air to leave. It does not replace good ventilation, so leave the door slightly open if you can.
Opening the door helps, but the fan adds airflow right at the console without changing the room. For the price of one cable and a clip-on unit, you get three fans, adjustable levels and no installation. Compared with a generic stand, it works where the heat actually builds.
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