🖥️ KOOPAO Adjustable Portable Laptop Stand: Foldable, Travel-Friendly Ergonomic Aluminum Cooling Riser Stand for MacBook Air Pro Dell HP Lenovo (9-17 Inches) Review

We have two or three of them and they are all in daily use. They are lightweight, easy to disassemble and move with you. Since the supports can be adjusted independently, you need to make sure they are level before placing anything on them. We also have devices of different sizes, from 15 inch laptops to small Chromebooks.

It works but all the hinges are really loose and if you lift them the legs and supports will just wiggle. If you don't move it often, this shouldn't be a problem. I recently bought a similar stand from another brand which was much firmer and appeared to be much stronger where you could get the stand in the right position and stay there even if you lifted/moved it. I like that this one is wider, but overall it feels pretty cheap.

I bought this to raise my laptop screen off the edge of my desk so I can use a full sized keyboard and mouse. For this purpose it works perfectly. I don't type on my laptop keyboard when it's on the stand, so I can't say if it's suitable for this purpose. He is light. The suitcase feels comfortable. I won't be taking it anywhere, but it's nice to know it doesn't weigh much if it has to.

It works but all the hinges are really loose and when you lift them the legs and feet just smack. . If you don't move it often, this shouldn't be a problem. I recently bought a similar stand from another brand which was much narrower and appeared to be much stronger where you could get the stand into the right position and stay there even if you lifted/moved it. I like that this one is wider, but overall it feels pretty cheap.

It feels a bit thin/flexible on its own before you put your laptop on it. Tolerances aren't great, but it works well and supports the weight of my laptop, which is at the upper limit of the advertised screen size. I now have a way to bring my laptop's screen closer to the height of my main dual monitors (they are tree mounted) and I like that it raises the base of the laptop and encourages passive airflow/heat transfer. I'm sure it reduces thermal wear on the components, although I'm not sure…

Due to Covid-19 restrictions I'm doing virtual meetings all the time and it's important to keep the laptop camera in the right position without piling up stack stuff underneath. It was a good and simple solution, just folding it up and putting it out of the way when not in use. The stand itself feels wobbly until the laptop is placed on it, then it feels solid and doesn't wobble at all when fully extended. The edge of the laptop is right where your hands sit when typing and presses against your