Licheers Laptop Stand - Adjustable Aluminum Notebook Holder with Magnet, Foldable & Portable for Desk - Compatible with 10-15.6in Laptops - Silver Review

I have a Lenovo Yoga 900. It is much wider than the width of the stand. While it fits if I put my other hand on the laptop while it's on the stand, the weight causes it to lean to the side where my hand is on the computer. If it could open a little further, the balance problem would be solved.

Very practical for traveling in planes, hotels, etc. Looks elegant and compact when folded. does not fall out of motion from time to time. Perhaps an extra notch to increase the angle for working with the screen would be even better. Otherwise I can only recommend this great product.

It was a pretty decent stand for the first 3 months but after putting it in my luggage to move somewhere it immediately lost its durability. Now it's wobbly, the sides don't line up and all the padding has come loose. It's advertised as portable, but what's the point if you can't even travel with it without damaging it!

Love that it folds up so compact! Supplied with a velvet carry bag. It fits perfectly in a bag and can be taken anywhere. It holds my laptop well and I can use it from any angle. My only complaint is that if I lift the laptop at all, at least 3/4 of the time, the kickstands snap out of the notches holding them without weight. keep them there and I'll have to set them up again. It's not really heavy, but it does require two hands to adjust since the footpegs aren't connected at all.

Excellent product. It is lightweight, durable, easy to fold and carry when traveling. Includes fabric storage bag. The two parts that prevent the laptop from sliding off don't protrude much. Therefore, unlike some models, they do not hurt your wrists.

Not as tall as I would like but for the price it's a pretty good stand. Very light and comes with a nice travel bag. And it holds my Dell laptop pretty well, which is saying a lot because they're a lot heavier than the Mac books in the promotional photos.

Due to remote training for one of my children during this Cov2 pandemic, I was concerned about the harmful effects of squatting in front of the screen for many hours of routine work with a laptop or laptop. Tablet time for classes and homework in addition to chatting with friends and a few allowed video games. Repeatedly tilting the head down and forward toward the screen - a posture commonly used with laptops - can lead to "technical neck problems" (cervical kyphosis), which is why I bought…