JCZT Foldable Laptop Stand for Desk, Adjustable Height Ergonomic Computer Stand, Aluminum Portable Laptop Stands Holder Riser for MacBook Air Pro, All 10-16 Notebooks Laptops, Space Gray

Pretty sturdy as long as the laptop isnt too heavy. Mine is good, but I have a lightweight Mac Air. Just be careful if you have a heavy one. The construction is good, and the finish is nice. Since Im using mine in the kitchen area, I want it to be easy to clean. Its been good so far. This is a good product and Im happy with it.

I am an actor and do a lot of self-recorded auditions. I need to position the iPad filming me so that I appear to be talking to someone off camera, while reading my lines on another adjacent device. This works beautifully in elevating the iPad to the perfect level and holding steady. The joints are very tight and support a heavier laptop as well. The stand is made of strong metal and very well constructed. Excellent stand and great value for the money. I received as complimentary for review, but would definitely purchase.

I bought this and two other brands/similar product for holding MIDI controllers and this is the one with the best features overall. It has the best adjustment and durability. Will definitely buy again if I need more for the future setup.

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This stand is very sturdy which I questioned at first due to fact that the angle is adjustable. The color is gorgeous and very nice to look at. It is solid metal and does offer plenty of ventilation on the upper plate. Very impressed with the quality of this laptop stand.

I got this stand to raise my laptop up to eye level and next to an external monitor for working from home. The stand is made of nice looking brushed metal; aesthetically I find it really great except for the JCZT branding on the base, but thats a very minor point. The rubber supports that actually make contact with your computer seem very high quality and unlikely to dry out or crack any time soon. I appreciate that I dont feel like Im going to scratch my laptop when I use this stand. I also really love the range of adjustability in terms of height and angle of the laptop relative to the table. My only complaint other than the branding is just that as shipped, the stand requires a lot of muscle to adjust. You certainly cant do it easily with one hand, and youre best off removing the laptop completely so you can do it with two hands, but without the laptop in place, its not as easy to figure out exactly how you want it. I admittedly have not tried loosening the bolts that hold the adjustable struts, but I would imagine one could make it more easily adjusted by doing so. Overall, I like this laptop stand a lot and will continue using it when I work from home.

I love my laptop stand it’s a space saver and I have no complaints about it ~

I really like the adjustability of this stand. I primarily use it on the coffee table so my computer screen is closer to eye height. When not in use I just push the stand down so it’s not taking up a ton of visual real estate in front of the tv. My old stand couldn’t do that and this stand gets the display a bit higher. The stand is nice looking as far as these adjustable stands go. I’m not a fan of the logo on the base, but that’s nit picky. What’s not nit picky is the poor stability while typing. The computer bounces when typing when the stand is at higher heights. It’s probably a flaw inherent to this kind of design but it’s a worthwhile trade off for me. Better used with an accompanying wireless keyboard.

Bought as a present for a family member and they love it. Also a good price!

This laptop stand is decent. I have a 15.6 laptop that is thicker (older gaming laptop) and this stand works for that. However, I dont think that you could go much wider -- I truly think 16 is about the limit youd want to use this with. The stand has quite a bit of adjustment, and that adjustment is tight, but at least with my laptop, some of the adjustments come at the cost of stability. This shouldnt be an issue for places where the laptop is fixed on a flat, stable surface, but if you setup an impromptu desk like on a card table or even kitchen table that can easily be bumped, Id be concerned about the thing becoming unstable with higher adjustments. I was running a USB-powered fan under my laptop previously due to heating issues. With this, so far, no heating issues. I think the best use for this is for permanent desk placement. With a smaller laptop I would think that stability on unstable surfaces might improve some.