🔛 Pyle PLPTS26: Versatile Adjustable Laptop Stand with Shelf Storage for DJ, PC, Gaming, and Office Use Review

I bought this stand to use my laptop as an extra monitor for working from home and it works great. It's surprisingly strong for its price and was easy to assemble without tools. I use a center shelf for a laptop docking station and the desktop space below is open. My only complaint is that the monitor is placed too high, which is normal for me since I use it as a secondary monitor and not my main monitor. Monitor. The keyboard is at an unusable height, so you'll need an external mouse and…

I am very happy with this stand. I use it for Zoom and Skype meetings on my 10" laptop. The screen measures 10 inches and is 12 inches wide, extending 1 inch beyond the minimum stand width on each side. I use a medium platform to store external drives. It was easy to assemble, there are no instructions in the box or on it. The only instructions are the videos in the advertisements for the Revain product. I gave the stand four stars for assembly as it requires complete disassembly to adjust the…

Definitely does what I need. Somehow I thought/hoped the shelf would be wider - maybe deeper but you can't have that and a stand that supports a 13" laptop I guess. Definitely not disappointed! I use a keyboard and mouse tray and now my table has 3 tiers instead of two. I don't understand people getting this for their desk and then complaining that their laptop is too big for their hands lol, it suits my little fast track but not my mbox pro 3 which is a bit over the top. It's just not a very…

Reliable and good value for money. As another reviewer noted, you can't tuck the legs under many devices unless there's enough clearance underneath. I use it for machine studio and it works great. I'm attaching a photo of the booth with a computer, Focusrite Saffire Pro 14 audio interface, and Maschine Studio setup. Couldn't be happier.

For the money it's totally doable. However, it is not durable and does not fit perfectly. Adjusting and changing the height is a pain. You need almost two people to hold the pieces together. But. if it's a stationary installation and doesn't wander from exhibition to exhibition, then everything is fine. I bought it because I liked the shelf feature for my interface. The shelf is at an odd angle and your laptop will always get in the way. Although for the money it does the job.

The quality of the components is terrible. There was rust on the appliances. It's unstable and wobbles. This product is advertised as "adjustable" however there is ONLY ONE configuration that is realistic given the size of the product. Otherwise it would be so unbalanced that it could not be used. The center shelf depth is closer to 5.5 inches. Once again I was burned by cheap Chinese made products that are good for nothing but decoration on the set. This product is marketed as Made in the USA…

Bought to use the laptop as an additional monitor in the home office, works great. It's surprisingly strong for its price and was easy to assemble without tools. I use a center shelf for a laptop docking station and the desktop space below is open. My only complaint is that the monitor is placed too high, which is normal for me since I use it as a secondary monitor and not my main monitor. Monitor. The keyboard is at an unusable height, so you'll need an external mouse and keyboard unless…

Definitely does what I need. a stand that supports a 13 inch laptop I think. Definitely not disappointed! I use a keyboard and mouse tray and now my table has 3 tiers instead of two. I don't understand those who get this for their desk and then complain that their laptop is too big for their hands lol It fits my little pro but not my Mbox Pro 3 which hangs a bit over the edge And You definitely can't put a shelf underneath it unless it has a lot of clearance or fits between the legs, which have

First, there were no instructions for this product. I'm not sure if this was done on purpose, though. It does not matter. I've had less complicated devices that came with a reliable manual. It's not difficult to understand, but it's still uncomfortable. Second. This stand is only partially adjustable in width. It comes with a set of extension bolts that extend the bars by about an inch, which is all the width you can get. Third. The shelf is a big disappointment. I was hoping to put my Akai…