Review on 🖥️ Razer Laptop Stand: Ergonomic Design with Durable Anodized Aluminum Construction - Mercury White by Justin Bradford

First, the angle of the stand itself is excellent. It raises the laptop by about 2.5 inches. It's primarily suited to laptops 15" or larger, although a 13" or ultraportable will also work. laptop front) are incredibly small, they are primarily designed for laptops with a completely flat, square bottom, such as B. Razer laptops. The stand does not fit well in the front. The feet are rubberized to compensate for the lack of more traditional cleats, but there's still some movement when using a laptop that doesn't have a flat base. The prices are incredibly disproportionate. Razer sells the exact same non-RGB stand for $49.99. Why on earth would adding RGB and an inexpensive USB-A hub double the price? It absolutely must not. Additionally, I'm a proponent of aesthetics and uniformity, and the presence of a light stripe, which in practice doesn't make the length of the notebook itself seem unreasonable to me. You'd better buy a regular stand for $49.99 and a large RGB mouse pad for about the same price.