💻 Vaydeer Double-Slot Adjustable Vertical Laptop Stand - Sleek Silver Desktop Holder for MacBook, Chromebook, Surface, Dell, iPad (Up to 17.3 Inches) Review

I have three of these at home. I love her that much. You can install two 13-inch MacBook Airs. My photos show a 13" MacBook Air, but it will also fit a 16" MacBook Pro. You can put two MacBook Airs together. Vertical and horizontal with housing. You can adjust the width of each slot, making it versatile. I can also put the iPad in front of it. There is also a small space where you can attach an eraser. It saves a lot of desk space when not in use!

Beautiful and heavy. I use it to hold my 13 inch MBP and the new 15 inch MBP. Easy to set up. Tip: Put the laptop on a flat surface, put a credit card or some sheets of paper on the laptop, and then attach the stand to the laptop + card. This gives you exactly what you need to turn your laptop on and off. I wish there was a "Laptop Cooling Pad" type accessory I could add to the setup to cool the fusion reactor that runs in the newer 15" MBP. .

I wish I had found this before I crammed the table with lots of individual coasters. Now my desk is cluttered and neatly organized. I confess I doubted it would work, but it did. I have an iPad and Surface Go in slots and a Kindle Paperwhite in the open area at the front (it folds back on the first device but still fits snugly). It's well balanced so it doesn't wobble with devices. I recommend this to anyone with multiple devices who needs a little desktop organization.

This thing is pretty good for the price I paid. It holds 2 laptops and is easily adjustable in width by turning the knobs when turning it upside down (see images). It's nice to have your desk organized when you're not using a particular device and free up more desk space when you're working. . It's a bit cramped at times because when I try to take the laptop out it gets stuck a bit. It also depends on where you put this thing to make it easier to get the laptop in and out. Overall I would…

This product does what it promises, decent stand, may not look good but gives you two laptops standing and an iPad slot for gaming . . Maybe you can add a keyboard too, which I'm doing. I have an office with a 15" MacBook Pro and a 13" Dell laptop. I also slipped my iPad into the slot without support, as laptops do. Another great feature is that the slots can be adjusted by tightening or loosening. I also found that it saved me a lot of space and helped me better position my desk. Do this if…

Only problem is that it's a bit shorter than I expected from looking at the photos, but overall it gets the job done and does it Well. I love the fact that the dividers can be adjusted to accommodate different device thicknesses, and I place a fan on the bottom of the laptop to keep it cool while gaming or doing heavy work. Also, it saved a lot of desk space without having to store the laptop in a way that I can't access it easily. Very simple - simply unplug the USB-C dock cable from the side…

I hold my MacBook Pro with the vents facing up. Considering the CPU intensive apps I run during the day, I find my laptop a lot cooler than just sitting at my desk. Where my fans used to spin regularly throughout the day, I never hear them when I stand my Macbook upright. Surprisingly, I find the extra slot much more convenient than I thought. I originally got it to keep my iPad charged and handy when walking to meetings and taking notes. I've also used it for things like my phone and USB…

Ideal for keeping your laptop, iPad, etc. safe in a small space. I made a costly mistake when the iPad unknowingly slipped under the chair and it was too late to regret it when I heard a restless crunch and sensed something was wrong. Needless to say, my newly customized iPad was all but useless after bending into a curve with an open gap on the side. Since then, I've taken extra care not to let something like this happen to my laptop or other iPad, but I often worry that someone might slip off