💻 Black2 Laptop Tablet Stand: Foldable, Portable & Ventilated Holder for Ergonomic Cooling Review

I did not expect much when I bought it, although I trusted the reviews. Pleasantly surprised at how stable and reliable it is! I have a Lenovo 15, which is actually a bit large for this stand, but is also very stable when typing at awkward angles. Haven't tried it with my Monster HP Envy yet but I think it will hold up well. I got this stand because I have a back injury and need to be able to lift my laptop when it's stuck in bed on a bad day. I could buy an expensive adjustable table or this…

The image should be a smaller laptop. It works. It's too small for reg. however, the laptop size. It's quality and despite the size, it will last a standard 15-inch laptop well for weeks. Can and is used as a book stand, cellphone stand for extended use and held together with small screws that can be removed to put rubber strips on top to hold books open. Can you tell I'm too impressed. And a small problem slightly The rest below was too steep for my liking which I was able to lower with hand…

Now I'm working remotely and the strain on my neck was starting to get out of control. I have to say I have noticed a difference since receiving this. It really helps release tension in the neck. It is very light and durable at the same time. It holds my heavy laptop with no problem. I took off 1 star because the part of the front that holds the laptop sometimes gets in the way when I'm trying to use the mouse pad. They should have incorporated L-shaped corners to hold the ends, but that's just

It turned out to be a handy stand for work. It has a nice design with a bracket in the middle of the stand (rather than on the sides like other stands) that doesn't get in the way of your hands. But in practice it turned out to be not so convenient. Putting the laptop on and off is difficult as the mount falls off and I have to hold it with one hand while putting the laptop on the stand. If I want to move the stand with my laptop on it, the stand folds up too. That creates tension and distracts

I ordered this unit because it seemed like it had lots of angles to adjust and I'm glad I did. The highest angle I use is probably 70 degrees, which is perfect for raising the screen nice and high for use as a standing desk. I should note though that I have a 2-in-1 so I can get that angle from my screen (most of the time it's 180), other laptops may not open as wide and are limited to a smaller angle. The device itself is lightweight, which is a plus for travel, but it feels like it can be…

I've been looking for an angled stand for my MIDI controllers but couldn't find anything made specifically for it. I initially went the DIY route but wanted something that took up less space and looked cleaner. For both the Presonus Faderport Classic and the Atom SQ I needed a stand that was about 20 x 9 inches, two of these little stands side by side are perfect for my needs. The coasters are all metal and although the construction is quite simple, they are very durable. The rounded bottom hem

The images of this product are VERY misleading, they clearly show that the stand is about the same size as a laptop as shown in the image of a person who typing on a laptop and the picture lady looking at him. However, it is MUCH smaller and if you scroll down the page you will see that it measures just 9.4 x 7.48 inches. I'm guessing they do NOT make 9.4 inch MacBooks. The smallest Macbook I could find has an 11.6 inch SCREEN, so the actual dimensions of the laptop are closer to 12-13 inches…