🖥️ Kensington Easy Riser Portable Ergonomic Laptop Cooling Stand (12-17 inch) for Laptops, Chromebooks, Macbooks, and Wacom Devices - Black (Model K52788WW) Review

I am using the stand with a 13.3" MacBook Air and at the recommended height of the stand it doesn't reach the laptop screen the upright position remains leaning towards me. So I had to use a different rack height. Also, the stand is wider than a laptop and I can't fit it in a backpack that fits a laptop. It may not be designed for women's backpacks which are smaller than men's backpacks. However, this is the best adjustable laptop stand you can bring to your coworking space.

I really like this stand. It doesn't have a fan, but that's what I like about it. When I'm in a study with others, they don't need to see the annoying blue light hitting their faces or hear the sound of a fan in the background. This keeps my laptop at eye level and allows me to use a bluetooth keyboard

I'm sitting at an awkward angle to my desk and I needed something to tilt my keyboard towards me and this did the trick. It also gives me space under the keyboard to insert things. In case you're wondering, it seems sturdy enough to support a laptop, I haven't tested it on that. It would be nice if there was rubber on the contacts to prevent slipping, but so far slipping hasn't been a major issue.

I bought this stand to use as a stand for the Wacom Cintiq Pro 16 because Wacom didn't bother to provide one of their poor quality stands for their new Cintiq range . It worked like a charm and fit on my desk fairly easily. The only caveat I'd like to make is that depending on how your monitor is set up, you might find the adjustable back on this thing bumping into it. I didn't have this problem but I could see where the problem was. If you're looking for a good, inexpensive Cintiq stand, this…

I use the Kensington stand for both the Wacom Cintiq Pro 16 and the Ipad Pro 12" to mainly do cartoon animations. It holds up very well and doesn't slip around as long as the desktop and your rubber feet are dust-free, I carry my laptop, Wacom, iPad and stand in the back seat when I drive across the country for work, and it all fits easily in a backpack.

In the end he does what he has to do. I love having the screen at eye level, but this stand doesn't have that much height and I still had to bend down to see the laptop's screen. So I put in some extra boxes etc to bring it up to eye level. A bit bulky to carry to the office every day, but understandable as it has to support the weight of a laptop. Overall, I enjoyed using it for everyday purposes. Definitely saves my neck from severe neck pain.

Bought this thing for my ThinkPad P50, a fairly bulky 15 inch laptop. OK. The build feels a bit cheap, but let's face it, this thing is cheap and not meant to be moved around. It's a very simple design and once you put your laptop on it you can barely see it (assuming you have a 15 inch laptop.). You can place it fairly high - in terms of total desk space, it takes up around 20-30% less space than a laptop lying flat, so that's another bonus. In fact, that's one of the main reasons I got this…

Conclusion : It does what it's supposed to do. I love having the screen at eye level, but this stand doesn't have that much height and I still had to bend down to see the laptop's screen. So I put in some extra boxes etc to bring it up to eye level. A bit bulky to carry to the office every day, but understandable as it has to support the weight of a laptop. Overall, I enjoyed using it for everyday purposes.

I was given one of these stirrups at work when I switched to a laptop. I use multiple screens at work and it elevates my laptop screen to the same height as my monitors to avoid neck strain. It's not flimsy so might not be the right choice for those looking for a small enough riser for travel, but mine stays on my desk. I also use multiple screens at home so I bought one for my personal 17 inch laptop. He is durable; The rubber feet and soft base allow me to

Bought for my ThinkPad P50 which is a fairly bulky 15 inch laptop. Got it tonight but I set it up and so far so good. The build looks a bit cheap, but let's face it, this thing is cheap and not meant to be moved around. It's a very simple design and once you put your laptop on it you can barely see it (assuming you have a 15 inch laptop). You can place it fairly high - in terms of total desk space, it takes up around 20-30% less space than a laptop lying flat, so that's another bonus. Actually…