Ultimate Comfort and Portability: Uncaged Ergonomics WorkEZ 🔥 LIGHT Laptop Cooling Stand & Lap Desk Tray in Black Review

I'm an engineer, now I'm preparing for an exam in physical education. Leaning over your desk and reading books is not a good habit. I bought it instead of more functional models because it seemed less bulky. I still expected it to be uncomfortable, take up too much space, be of little use, and eventually be returned. BUT turns out I love this business and all my fears were for nothing. I recommend!

I am typing on my laptop while sitting on a chair. This table puts the computer on the right level. I like it. If the top is uneven, it will slip off. I use a plastic kitchen opener between the computer and the table and it stays in place. Very convenient to use. To update. I stopped using a can opener when my laptop fell off the side and shattered the screen. I had to buy a replacement which cost more than this product. However, I found a solution. Attach the laptop to the stand with Velcro…

Bought as a gift for my wife, she liked it. She loves the fact that she can adjust the angle at will and rotate what she calls the "little thing" up and down as needed. She uses it as a book, laptop, tablet and desk. She also uses it when she has a stack of references by the sofa while reading or watching the news. She says the only downside is that it can fit quite tight around the hips. It's not heavy by any means, but she likes to keep it close to her body when writing. From what I…

I bought this on behalf of a colleague. The package arrived quickly and better than described! The product is great for reducing neck strain and once you get used to typing at a non-standard angle, it becomes a relief for wrists as well. I would give it four stars but when I tried it I found it was a bit difficult to set up and my laptop wouldn't stay on it and also has a narrow bottom edge for the laptop to hang on. . A thinner laptop than the Lenovo ThinkPad I created will probably work just…

This device will relieve my tight neck. It's well thought out (like the opening right where the charging cable needs to be), solidly built and advertised as lightweight, so you can carry it from room to room or take it with you when you travel. The only downside mentioned by others was the difficulty of setting it up the first time, as the numbers meant to guide the customer weren't particularly helpful. So I ignored them and just set it up on a whim and completed the task in about 5 minutes…

I have neck problems and holding a book at eye level instead of hunching my neck to read definitely helps. Also great for turning on my iPad while I'm working on it. The arms are free and the neck aligned. I do have one small complaint, which is that the table itself isn't adjustable back and forth. Only the legs go up or down but that doesn't put you off buying it, the price is great, the laptop is light, it also helps my neck and shoulder joints a lot. Update: found that if you position the…

This is almost perfect for the application: a small to medium sized laptop that you want to pick up to use as its own monitor with a separate keyboard and mouse. There is a fold-down edge to keep the computer from sliding down no matter what steep angle you choose. It's super easy to set up the stand every time, and step-by-step number wheels let you—well—set your preferred settings. The stand is very light and folds flat, although this configuration is still too large to fit in my computer…

This was my second attempt to find a good stand for my small (11-12 inch) laptop to use as a lap table when I don't have a desk or table. I have neck and shoulder issues so I wanted something that would hold my laptop at eye level to use with my wireless keyboard. The reason this stand was better than the other two options I considered is that it is more portable and versatile: Portable: This stand is the lightest of any foldable laptop stand I could find. or something like that because it's a…