Safco Products 2180BL Stance Black Review

I surf the net for many hours and sometimes struggle with various unpleasant sensations. Sometimes the screen is too low or too high, or my keyboard needs adjusting, or my chair needs adjusting. However, sometimes you have to throw away the whole stool. I move my laptop to a higher rack and just work from there. It's just impossible to find the right level. That's great. For now I've set it up on an extra table, but once I figure out the settings I'll be thrilled to get it working for standing…

It's very heavy and pretty much stays where you put it. The up/down setting is good but not easy to change. Due to the weight, it is difficult to hold the shelf so that it does not fall, use one hand to pull out the locking handle, and then use the other two hands to hold the laptop to prevent it from falling. and then ask someone to raise or lower the shelf. Pooh! Unfortunately, there is no tilt adjustment. And there is no stop at the front of the shelf. Flat on it. You can put a sloping…

This Safco laptop stand is heavier and bigger than I thought it would be, but after putting it on my desk I'm glad it's that big. And the weight because it is also very durable. It is easy to assemble and can be easily adjusted to suit your needs after assembly. I needed this to keep my neck from straining when looking at the laptop screen and now I realize it can work as a standing desk because I can adjust it and work on my feet for a while. It fits both a laptop and a mouse, and there will…

I work from home and needed a height-adjustable laptop stand so I could stand up whenever I wanted during work. The first big plus of this laptop stand was its durability. I found that so important because I also take notes on the side and have enough space for my laptop (which is not very big) and for my laptop. The downside to this stand was that it was cumbersome to assemble, mainly due to the weight of the individual pieces. Another downside was that it was difficult to adjust the height…

This laptop stand is suitable for those who want to switch to a standing desk. I have used a standing desk at work for many years. My employer provided a fairly expensive Ergotron articulated arm system. I wanted to make something similar at home but didn't want to spend a lot of money. Safco offers an economical solution that allows you to raise your worktop to any height simply by pulling the adjustment knob on the back. Frame. I found the stand to be very stable and didn't wobble. Large 3M…

love it. I've been working from home for 8 months and this sit/stand desk is very well made, well made and has taken a lot of strain off my back/neck. The assembly consisted of about 3 steps and is made of metal and a solid plate. Very basic, a bit limited on how much stuff you can put on it, but there is a docking station for my laptop (15"). This works very well with the mouse and the second monitor (not on the table) pushed up for me.I had the same idea to stand or sit,was a little larger…