Laptop Stand, Multi-Angle Laptop Stand Riser, Foldable Desktop Notebook Holder Mount, Adjustable Eye-Level Ergonomic Design, Portable Laptop Riser for Computer PC Tablet Phone, EURPMASK

This is one of the best laptop stands I have ever used. It is compact, slightly thicker than a laptop and smaller than my laptop. I have a 17" Lenovo Flex and it sits very nicely on this. The legs fold down and clip in place to store it. When used, lift them up and then slide them to lock them in place. If you do not do this, the legs can fall when you place your wrists on it to type. Happened once, but know I know.The top lifts up and can be placed in many different positions for the perfect placement. There is a stopper that holds it from sliding off. Since it is in the middle, it is perfect as it is not in the way.The two red things on the right side are rubber stoppers that can be placed in the lifter part to lock in a tablet. I really like this as no other stand I have seen has this option. Nice Bonus!!Another nice bonus are the two fold out arms that can hold a cell phone or small tablet. I tried placing my Samsung Note 10.1 on these are it is a bit too heavy. It did hold, but was starting to bend the arm. A Kindle 7" or similar size fits, but the Kindle was of a bit snug fit for the arm. The arm held the weight just fine.I am very impressed with this stand and highly recommend it. The seller has been awesome to deal with as well. Two Thumbs up!!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  With distance learning being a norm during this COVID-19 pandemic, I was looking for a laptop stand that elevates comfortably and easily, but also that is stable while typing on the keyboard. This stand fails on this last point. As I look at the camera, I can plainly see my camera shake while I type. Upon inspecting the design of this laptop stand, I see an apparent design flaw. The support legs only contact the platform along the edges in the middle of the platform. This actually creates a fulcrum on which the platform can wobble when typing. And when I grab the top of my keyboard and shake, the whole platform steadily increases in shaking intensity. This is not apparent on other laptop stands I have used. I tried wedging some objects underneath the front bottom of the platform and the legs, and the shaking was minimized. This, then, is a flaw in the design of this stand.I suggest that the two-point support from the legs be redesigned into a four-point support for more stability.

I've been using this thing almost every day for a year now so I wanted to go back and leave a review because of how happy I am with it. I got this to use for my laptop at work and it's been a fantastic addition. Here are my quick likes and dislikes:LIKES:*Adjustable- Between the incline of the adjustable ramp and opening my laptop wider, there's a huge range of height options. I can fully extend everything so my monitor is directly in front of my face or I can have it a little bit lower based on how high my chair is set. It really is super flexible. (I'm using a bluetooth keyboard so I don't need to type on the actual laptop keyboard)*Sturdy- Even though it's primarily plastic, the bottom legs are reinforced with metal plates and the support that holds up the adjustable ramp is metal is well. It's rock solid and my laptop doesn't move at all.*Versatile- I don't use it much but I love that this has a cell phone stand. I generally keep my phone resting on a wireless charger so it doesn't get much use but there have been a few times where I had my phone plugged into the computer and had it resting in the cell phone holder. There's a hole at the bottom of the cell phone trays (there's a cell phone holder on both sides) so you can have it plugged in while it sits in the tray. It works great and it's a cool little feature.*Foldable- I generally leave this set up on my desk at work but I have had to transport it and I love that it folds down flat and slips in my bag with my laptop.DISLIKES:*Tablet Holder- I don't have much use for this feature so I don't want to complain about the design, but I'm not in love with the little rubber stoppers that are used to hold a tablet in place. It's a simple solution and I guess they're sort of effective, I just feel like they could have come up with a more integrated design that doesn't involve removing and replacing little plugs every time you want to support a tablet. Not bad, I just think it could have been better in my opinion.That's it for dislikes. Overall, this thing is great and I couldn't be happier with it.

I originally got this stand so I could have a better way to set up my laptop while doing some live streaming for work. This stand allows me to more easily position my laptop under my teleprompter without having to find something to prop it up. It can lock into multiple positions and has a lip to make sure that the laptop won't come out even at the highest angle.After successfully testing it out with the teleprompter, which I only use once every two weeks, I decided to try it as a stand for my laptop on my desk. I usually work with my laptop closed and an external display. With this stand now I have the laptop open and now I have even more screen real estate. Another interesting benefit was that now the laptop has significantly better airflow and no longer has its fans running all day and night. Better airflow also translates to better performance as my laptop is very often slowed down due to thermal throttling.In any case, the price is right, it does what I need and more. I highly recommend it.