💻 WonderWorker Newton: Ultimate Portable Folding Laptop Stand with Adjustable Bed Tray, Cooling Pad & Lightweight Aluminum - Black Review

VERY nice. I wish the displays were 360 degrees instead of 180 degrees on either side. The plastic parts appear to be very good. I would suggest taking an exacto knife or razor blade to the edge of the bottom of the plastic tray. I had excess plastic on the edges of the molding in several places that felt sharp. I might attach 2 small rubber sticky pads to the inside of the tray to give some grip. Tip: keep the box (or cut out a section) as the back shows the angle settings for different…

Great for my special needs daughter. I needed a table my daughter could use on the floor during therapy. She can't work unaided so I need something very low but open enough so she has plenty of room to work her arms and legs. It has worked wonders. Even our occupational therapist liked it. And we can adjust it as my daughter grows. It doesn't even take up much space when we're not using it. I'm sure it works great on laptops, but it's even more amazing since I can use it for something useful…

Oh my god, this laptop stand is legit. It is very durable and made of high quality aluminum alloy. The stand is fairly easy to set up (it didn't take me long to set it up to my specifications) and there's plenty of room under the tray when my feet are on the bed. I have a heavy 17 inch Asus laptop and the stand holds it like a pro. It has 2 clips to prevent the laptop from slipping and falling. The fans are quiet and don't bother my feet. I'm glad I made the purchase, it's worth every penny…

I bought this item a year ago as a Christmas present for my husband who often works from home hunched over his laptop. We've both used it and found that it helps a lot in developing better posture and of course keeps his male parts from overheating. It's easy to use and doesn't require much effort. The downside is that in terms of noise I find it very squeaky after some use and it would be even more useful if there was some sort of flat base that could be attached to the last leg to allow for…

I'll start with the good. This brings the monitor up to eye level, thereby improving my posture. I don't want a neck problem, and besides, when I look down, my head falls off, which is uncomfortable. It's good if you have the right angles, but it's quite cumbersome to change and tweak them. You have to do each loop at a time, and there are 6. Sometimes it takes 2 hands to adjust the hinge. If you know exactly how you like it, it's easier to set it up for customization. If not, figuring out what

When I first unboxed this I thought it was too big for my Asus Flip Chromebook. This helped when I tried to type and found a lip holding the laptop to the surface was too high and hurting my wrists. Then I thought since the thing has such a wide range of adjustability, why can't I turn the tablet so the lip is down points, and voila, it worked! Only caveat is that this only works for laptops that fit between the brackets on the bottom of the tablet that are 12.75" or smaller. Conveniently hem…

I am bedridden quite often and one of my main occupations is my tablet. When I work from home (which I often do), I use my tablet and Bluetooth keyboard, but my neck tingles (and the pain gets worse than anywhere else) when I try to type or read in bed. . So far this has alleviated most of this problem and it works really well for her. However, the downside to this is that moving his arms can be a nightmare. The buttons are difficult for a person with stiff (or arthritic, I think) hands to…

One of my favorite products I bought in 2017. Much cheaper and more adaptable than an expensive, heavy Vari table. All you have to do is experiment with different positions a few times to see what works for you. I put it under my laptop (one-handed) on long conference calls to switch from sitting to standing (or vice versa). I also use it in bed for surfing, reading or watching movies. It only takes about 30-45 seconds to switch legs to switch from table mode to bed/sofa mode. The push button…