💻 MOFT Z Sit-Stand Desk: Invisible, Thin, Portable & Adjustable with Laptop Compatibility Review

Functional design and versatility allow this laptop stand to adapt to different needs. I was also impressed with the origami-like attachments and the fact that it stores flat with a very small profile. Bought for a family member but I think I'll get another one.

This product is great as a laptop or keyboard stand. This is the ideal size for people 5'5" to 5'10". It's also the perfect platform for using the laptop as a second monitor, positioned at a 45 or 60 degree angle next to the main monitor. Your laptop for tablet mode. or your tablet! Do not use your laptop in the 25-45 degree position on this or any other reclining stand. This is a devastating position for ergonomics. Great product as a keyboard stand or laptop as a laptop stand. as a second…

I love this ergonomic and versatile stand. I was looking for a cheaper and flexible/versatile standing desk and decided on a laptop stand. It's very versatile with 5 different positions. I use it when I have video conferences while sitting. I also bought a separate keyboard and mouse. I particularly like the standing function, which lets me check email for a change instead of sitting all day. I'm 5ft 7in and this is the perfect height when I'm standing. The only reason I didn't give it five…

Moft Z is something I didn't expect at all but with the transition to work and online classes I'm glad I bought it have. I love being able to prop my laptop up at 5 different angles, although I use standing mode the most when I'm studying countless hours a day. It's made of a really sturdy material that holds up well at different angles and I trust it even after some use. The way I use it in my setup is that I use standing mode to watch my lectures while taking notes on my iPad Pro and in my…

This turned out to be heavier than I expected as I was considering it a portable device for my backpack. Maybe it has to be that heavy to be strong enough to hold a laptop. Once I've felt the weight, I really can't imagine carrying it around with my laptop all the time if I have to walk around all day (like on a college campus), but I think it could still come in handy at home . , or on some types of travel. When I first opened it up, I had a hard time figuring out which direction to go and how

Got this thing off the Kickstarter and only recently started using it more often. Some positions don't seem to stand up to the heavy device. The 25 and 35 degree angle positions use a small strip of leather and a couple of magnets to keep the main support leg from slipping further. My machines (4lbs) aren't heavy enough to crush these magnets so they definitely thought about it, but I have a feeling a bigger machine might; However, keep in mind that unless you're an avid gamer or high-end…