Review on Laptop Adjustable Computer Workstation New Version by Carlos Block

Know your geometry. I'm giving it one thing at the top of the rating because the rest is negative: It's really flexible in how you *can/could* use it. If you are a character with the odd furniture that portrays them, then this is ideal for your needs! Maybe I'm too picky and disappointed about it, but I doubt it. - This is how my sad story begins: - This thing is absolutely brutal. It's quite annoying and noisy when you tune (not that big of a problem). I spend half my time figuring out how to organize this. I thought that in a week I would have the right angles for different places. no I just spent 30 minutes arranging this while lying on the couch. I spent 30 minutes writing this review which is more helpful than this gizmo. - He's not sitting on my couch: either he's sliding, or he's incredibly close to me, or he's very awkwardly positioned/standing. I've tried all the combinations (well probably not because there would be many combinations) and none of them worked for me, or forget the ergonomic sitting/posture. It doesn't sit/stand/lie/whatever on my coffee table: I originally bought it for a coffee table and stretched it out on the couch so I could lounge around for hours. Well I'm certainly training my arms to deal with this thing. The thing slides and slides everywhere. I tried to make it tighter by moving the coffee table closer. Failed. I'm trying to"stretch". Failed. Then it falls - becomes very difficult with the laptop. Recommendation: They must include leg stops! I tried attaching laptop end caps but it didn't work. Apparently this is not intended for smooth surfaces. The cork for a laptop is even terrible. Without them and if you have the top at a 45 degree angle your laptop will fall off. Add bumper stop it. Then they dig into the base of my palms, except in certain places. Also, they don't stay in place even when squeezed a little. I'm left handed and was hoping the mouse table could move from the left side. Well, maybe that's the case, but I certainly haven't found a way. So it's useless. Two additional, and in this case meager, pluses: 1) It helps you with math skills and estimating angles and symmetry; 2) It is good for using in bed. Back then I would just cover it with a lid to avoid the heat. "Honestly, I don't even want to waste time packing and returning this item. It doesn't even cost gas to drive to a FedEx store.