🎧 Adjustable Laptop Stand, Lamicall Laptop Riser: Ventilated Laptop Holder Compatible with Mac Book Air Pro, Dell XPS, Microsoft, HP & More - Fits Laptops up to 17 inches (Silver) Review

I use a 17.3 inch laptop and the Lamicall adjustable stand fits me perfectly. Customization of each level is a big plus. I can buy another stand for my second computer. It's the best I've ever used and would recommend it to anyone.

Very sturdy laptop stand. Seems to be very well designed. Just one issue preventing a 5 star rating. The level lever can be adjusted manually and is stiff (correct). The question is how long will the bearings stay strong without the platform collapsing and having to be constantly readjusted?

This stand was perfect for our needs. We needed a stand that was only 1.5 inches high to fit under two monitors. It's attractive and seems durable. The only issue that worries me is the ability to hold the altitude for a long time and not collapse as there is no "locking" mechanism to keep it in that position. It seems that it is only held in place due to its "stiffness". Let's see how long it lasts :)

I've been looking for something to lift my laptop at an angle but most of what I've seen are plastic and not strong at all, or they're big and uncomfortable and also expensive. This one is durable but not heavy and very portable. It is easily adjustable in many positions, making it suitable for my needs. There are rubber bumpers on the bottom to keep it from scratching my desk and the front edge holds the laptop securely and doesn't bother my wrists at all. I will buy another one as a gift for…

The stand is qualitatively finished, there were no complaints about the quality. One thing I would suggest when buying this is to immediately check how the vented portion of the base aligns with your laptop's vents. The base is 9.5 inches wide, so your laptop will likely sit flush with the base. In my case, the unvented portion of the base was blocking some of my laptop's air vents. The only way I've found to ensure adequate ventilation and stability is to position the adjustable arm over the…

Most of my 15-17" laptops have center feet. This means you have 4 "legs" that actually make contact with the countertop at the corners. However, larger laptops usually have center legs. A series of protrusions that make contact with the work surface in the center of the laptop to provide stability on a larger laptop. Although this product claims to support a 17 inch laptop, it keeps shaking when keys are pressed on the edges of the keyboard due to the center legs creating a wobbling effect. The

This is my first purchase of a laptop stand. I think it makes a lot more sense than not using it at all. I made a good purchase both in terms of quality and durability and I really like that it takes a little effort to adjust the tilt. This makes me feel like the mechanism isn't too "relaxed" to be adjusted, making it less useful to me, if at all. The price is right, the delivery was fast and I like the ventilation. My only issue with this is that the depth of the "lip" holding the front of my…

The product was delivered very quickly. He was in his own box in a big box. The stem of the stand is very durable. In fact, it's even difficult to set up, which is a good thing. Only 2 things weren't quite perfect and both have something to do with my laptop. If you type a lot at once, when my laptop is very narrow at the front edge, the edge of the stand cuts into my wrists (you can see what I mean in pic 2) but I plan on getting a wrist rest, this is it no problem. If the laptop were thicker…

Wow, I love, I love, I love! So my story is that I have a Dell Latitude E6530. When I bought it 6 years ago it came with a docking station that supports my laptop. Then I buy a Dell Latitude 5501 which comes without a docking station so it lays flat. This is of course not good for my back and neck as I work on the computer all day! I spent HOURS over the weekend searching. The screen on my laptop is my monitor, so I didn't need a stand or other items that I've found here on YouTube and…