Mount-It! Adjustable Height Laptop Stand for MacBook Pro - Ergonomic Desk Riser for 11-15 Inch Laptops & 24-32 Inch Monitors Review

Depending on your requirements this is a great product! The height is adjustable. Sturdy and functional metal construction. My wife uses it regularly for all Zoom meetings. She no longer has to support her laptop with books. Solid investment! Highly recommended.

Works perfect for me! I wanted this for Zoom meetings and because I had significant eye strain. Both issues have been resolved. I really needed a wireless keyboard because it was uncomfortable typing at that angle, but I'm very happy with my setup and no longer have eye strain. (I look better in Zoom meetings, too.)

The stand is exactly as described and I have a working Dell Latitude laptop on a stand with a dual monitor port. With this new Dell, I have to leave the lid open to see the other two screens properly. The display was easy to assemble and again works exactly as described online. Would I buy it again for my specific needs? YES SIR.

Disappointed with this product. This is the only one I could find that goes high enough. No matter how you try to connect the bottom and top flat pieces, they're always at an odd angle to each other. In order for the top to face you, the bottom is at an odd angle. It's supposed to be adjustable, but the included screw to hold it at different height settings doesn't screw in. without damaging it.

Heavy without the slightest risk of tipping or rocking. One feature that is not advertised and not included in the instructions is the variable alignment between the base and the table. To achieve strength, the table does not rotate as expected. Instead, the table is fixed with 4 screws and the base with 3 screws. This means the table can be tilted in 30% increments depending on whether you want to place the monitor on the left or right side of the computer. I had to find out by accident…

So the price failed. It's quite expensive, almost $40. You should then use a wireless keyboard and mouse, as typing on a laptop keyboard is even less ergonomic at that height, but I've done that on occasion. Height adjustment is fairly limited. It would be better if you could tilt it so that you can still type well on the keyboard, but the monitor is slightly raised. Maybe my expectations about how this was supposed to help my life/ergonomics were wrong. He also swings, but that wasn't the case

I sometimes work remotely using a company-supplied laptop. When I'm home I like to stand at the bar, but my laptop is well below my natural eye line. This stand allows me to place my laptop on it and the eye line is almost perfect for my 5ft 4in. The wireless keyboard sits underneath, where the stand leg can hold my wireless headphones and mouse when not in use, and the entire stand. sturdy and durable. Constructed of metal and covered with a ribbed rubber mat, everything is just plain solid…