⚙️ 3M Laptop Stand: Reduce Neck Strain, Use as Second Monitor or for Zoom Calls - Easy Set-up, Sturdy Design, Non-Skid Base Review

The 3M laptop stand is a great product. Bought as an alternative to the monitor. Now I can work on my laptop for hours without a neck pain. In fact, this is very useful for people like me who spend most of the day staring at a laptop screen. The rubber pad on the underside prevents the laptop from slipping. Descent. I can only recommend it and it is really worth the money. The only drawback is the height adjustment by screw. Sometimes difficult to set up. It could have been easier.

I've had the 3M Adjustable Vertical Laptop Stand (LX550) for about a year and a half and absolutely love it! I write a lot on my laptop, so much so that I use mine with a separate little mouse, as well as a little ergonomic Bluetooth keyboard. I soon found a better way to work with these attachments because not only did I get neck pain looking at the screen, but having to place my separate keyboard in front of the laptop's standard keyboard meant the laptop was even further away than that the…

This product is designed for perfection. Only two parts, very easy and quick to assemble/disassemble, the base can be finely adjusted to match the stability over the usable desk space, all contact/support points are rubberized for a good grip and are wide enough for my 15" laptop. I have the cable connections Not used on the back but I'm glad they thought so if they did I also like that the front lip doesn't touch the laptop from the front and has thick rubber so it doesn't scratch the laptop…

3M engineers got it right again! I've added a photo of the disassembled stand to show how little space it takes up for travel. All of my other praises have been verified in the reviews and photos of others. The stand has been on my desk for over a year (2018) and holds my 13 inch laptop in place. I forgot - and that's the beauty of it (! :-) - but I'm finally writing a well-deserved review. takes up no extra space. The 2 parts are easy to disassemble (no tools required) and easy to pack for…

This is exactly the stand I wished for! I have a 13" 2-in-1 laptop and wanted to be able to hold it more upright AND basically like a tablet (or monitor) when folded in tablet mode. This stand is perfect! Non-slip rubber (grey in product images). The bottom lip is deep and securely holds my folded laptop. There is also rubber on the bottom to keep it from sliding on the table or desk. done with a screw with a finger. I might add my rubber washer to make sure it doesn't get lost as I take this…

I like this thing. I used my laptop (standard IBM Lenovo) as a third screen in my cube at work, but it seemed very far away and too low compared to my other two large monitors. I bought this and it allowed me to get the laptop much closer to me and I was able to raise the screen to eye level to align with my other two monitors. Basically, this laptop stand is strong enough to hold my laptop fully open and thus the laptop is perpendicular to my desk. (In fact, I currently have a cubicle at work…

I really like this laptop stand and I highly recommend it! Sometimes I work from home and needed something to support my work laptop to use as a second screen due to the lack of a docking station. I explored several options on Revain and also watched videos online for some of them. Finally decided to try this one. I was a bit concerned that it wouldn't be stable enough to hold a heavy 15" laptop or that the bottom lip wasn't big enough for the laptop to slide off or fall out from the bottom…

I've been using the 3M Adjustable Vertical Laptop Stand (LX550) for about a year and a half and absolutely love it! I write a lot on my laptop, actually that much. that I use mine with a separate small mouse as well as a small ergonomic Bluetooth keyboard. I soon found a better way to work with these appendages because not only did my neck start to hurt when I looked down at the screen, but having to put my separate keyboard in front of the laptop's standard keyboard meant the laptop couldn't…