Lamicall Laptop Riser Stand Portable Review

I have a dell laptop which is very poorly designed, it overheats because it's not doing anything. Every time I see this machine, I wonder what kind of engineers Dell is hiring, or do they just hire people on minimum wage who have no idea what they're doing. I used some small boxes to support the car until I got this stand, it helps more because it raises the car more, at the same time since the car is higher now it's easier to look at the screen, but it's not very important for me because I use

I bought this stand to position my laptop for the endless zoom calls I make these days. I previously installed a "regular" laptop stand that elevates the laptop 4-5 inches off the table, but parallel. This setup required me to get an external keyboard. While it was nice and the external keyboard is easy to use, I prefer this stand for several reasons: 1) It puts the laptop at an angle so the camera is at the right height. for video calls and the keyboard is ergonomically angled. 2) It is very…

I recommend this product! I wanted a laptop stand, but not bulky and of course sturdy to handle. I have a Macbook Pro 13 inch 2020 so my laptop is pretty light. I think it will easily handle heavier and larger laptops. This is perfect for my small workspace. I didn't want to add a heavy and bulky stand in the middle. my desk - and I love that this thing folds up for travel etc.

I was looking for a laptop stand/stand to use with my current home work equipment and chose this one for a number of reasons: It was small enough to fit between my monitors and keyboard ( with wrist rest) and align the screen of my laptop (Pixelbook) with the second monitor. Foldable design makes it compact and lightweight; I can easily take it with me to different places (within my house of course!). Almost all contact points are rubberized, except on the rear legs when set to medium height…

Before purchasing I was concerned that the legs would stick out and your wrists would bump because the picture they use makes it look like it. I liked this stand because it's the most open stand I've seen and the folded travel mice looked perfect. After asking about the legs in the questions it didn't seem like a problem so I gave it a try and I'm glad I did! I think the picture they use in the listing is of the larger of the two feet so it throws off a bit when looking at it. I use smaller…

Despite being told it's only for laptops up to 15 inches, I took a chance and used it on my Alienware 17r4. It's a fairly heavy laptop and the weight is fairly even, so the base is solid. The stand is well centered leaving a 25%/50%/25% weight distribution across the stand and you cannot plan the stand to avoid air intakes. better. The laptop's slight V-shape allows you to center yourself fairly. I lift both rubber stoppers. In general, especially at the "half-height" setting, it's quite…

I chose this after working from home for almost a year and craning my neck to look at my laptop's webcam. This has made Zoom meetings so much more convenient - no more neck pain! Here are a few comments on my experiences with it: I only use it and my laptop for video conferencing when I need to be somewhere quiet (I have my desktop as my main computer) and standing on the laptop typing on the stand. good for short-term use, but it's not the most stable experience. For all-day comfort, I would…