📱 STOON Laptop Stand: Portable 9-Level Adjustable Notebook Riser Mount for MacBook Pro Air, Lenovo, Dell & More 10-15.6” Laptops Review

I love its lightness and portability. It does the job of raising the screen to the correct height. I wish there was a way to backup it after setting it up. We have to move the laptop at least once a day and you have to do all the setup each time, moving the cable, adjusting the screen, etc. because the feet won't stay where you put them.

The stand works very well on both my Mac and ThinkPad Yoga. The screen doesn't open that wide on my Mac, which limits the height I can adjust the stand to. Adjusting the stand to the highest angle makes me a little nervous (it's almost vertical), so I use the second highest notch on my ThinkPad. I have to use a portable mouse and keyboard because I place the stand at a steep angle, but my neck likes the raised screen. The stand is very light and portable. I would buy again.

I needed a laptop stand because the flimsy plastic laptop stand I was using broke. My husband bought one for me online but it was terrible. He didn't even read the details or the reviews. So I went online and found two that fit my criteria, but settled on this one. It had a few extra slots for height/angle adjustment that I found useful. There are pads that prevent scratching the furniture. It's very compact and literally folds into a bag with a drawstring - love it! The elegant aluminum color…

As I travel a lot and like to travel light, I chose this small stand and was not disappointed. It is very compact and can be easily opened to easily fit my 13 inch Macbook Pro, 15.6 inch Lenovo and even my iPad. It doesn't move or wobble when typing. In addition, it has 9 adjustment grooves, so you can adjust the height of your device to any height you like. I also like that the protruding rubber grip doesn't get in the way of my hands while typing like some other brands do. This stand vents…

This laptop stand is definitely useful as I use this product on a daily basis, but that doesn't mean it causes mild irritation on a daily basis. The base itself doesn't slide off my desk or my laptop with rubber feet, which I really appreciate. However, the "leg parts" of the stand move slightly when the laptop or base is adjusted slightly, which wouldn't be a big deal if it weren't for the really annoying attempt to get them back in place at the same time if something is on the stand is. The…

I really wanted this device to be what I wanted, but it didn't fit any of my computing needs. It's well made and very portable, but tricky to install in tight spots. Both sides must be held simultaneously so that the tabs are in their respective holes, meaning you can't just hold the stand in one hand and the laptop in the other. Lifting or moving the laptop on the stand can also cause the tabs to dislodge from the holes and the computer to fall. I tried using the stand on two 15" Dell laptops…