💻 360° Rotating Laptop Stand by Lamicall - Ergonomic Aluminum Riser for MacBook, Air, Pro, Dell XPS, HP & More 10-17.3" Notebooks - Silver Review

When I bought the Lamicall laptop stand I wasn't expecting much because the price was so low. I paid less than $30. When my stand arrived I was amazed at how well made it was, how easy it was to put together and how great it looked and worked. I love it. I'm sure I'll be using it for many years to come because it's very well built and strong. It's a good height and holds my laptop securely. It has handles in all the right places and a very strong front bar that holds everything just right…

I would give this 4 stars but maybe I should have given it 3. Love the look and it elevates the laptop to eye level and protects against accidental coffee spills! Unfortunately, the flat surface that the laptop sits on doesn't have any ventilation, which is why my laptop's fan roars. This may not be good for my car. I added protective pads (to protect the floor under the furniture) and glued them along the support lines, staying where the fan is on the car, which helped, but when I don't put…

This laptop stand has been a godsend for me for two reasons: (1) I have chronic neck pain from constantly bending over laptops, and (2) I'm also breaking my habit Reading the morning paper at breakfast, which makes me crane my neck in an unhealthy way. Instead of subscribing to print newspapers, I switched to getting morning briefings from various good, semi-reliable online news sites. So now I'm having breakfast in front of my laptop, which is on a Lamicall laptop stand. It keeps my neck in a…

This Lamicall laptop stand is well made. It comes flat packed and will require some assembly but is very easy to assemble based on the instructions in the pictures and the 10 short screws and 2 allen keys provided (you only need 8 screws and 1 allen key but mine came with extras ). Basically you use 4 screws to attach the riser to the base and then the other 4 screws to attach the top platform to the riser. You only need the right side for the base (the side with 4 silicone non-slip pads on the

I looked at three main stands for laptops. I've looked at this one, which is all angle adjustable, and the Nextstand (a generic roost stand). This one didn't suit my needs, so I opted for Nextand (very happy with it). I compare it to the adjustable corners option (I use the brand name iCraze). I didn't get iCraze because I read about the legs falling apart. There is no rubber on the bottom so they slide instead of staying in place. They take a long time to adjust and find the right angle, which

Lamicall laptop stand very well made. It comes in a carefully packed box with simple assembly instructions. I was able to assemble it without instructions in 10 minutes using the included screws and allen wrenches. The kit comes with two Allen keys and 10 screws - although you only need 8 to assemble the product and the keys are the same size. The laptop base and plate have the same dimensions, but it's easy to see that one of them has "feet" and another has "lips" to keep the laptop from…