103S Laptop Stand

I own a ~12 inch tablet I use at home, and at work. I use it for hand writing and document editing, specifically. I have a writing stand for tablets at home, and it's nice but it was $30. This was only $6.79, and it's fantastic. Most of it is made from plastic, and the bracing and little kickstands are made from a light metal, which I'm guessing is aluminum. Even so, It doesn't feel fragile at all. At the lowest setting, it still feels solid when I'm writing on it - in landscape or portrait. I don't have a laptop to use this with but I would assume it's fine - as long as the stand can reach across the entire base of the laptop. It comes with a little pouch, which is nice. I throw it in my bag with my tablet and some other things, and when I'm at work I can find a table and start working. When I'm writing or drawing for an hour or so on a flat surface, my neck and wrist get sore. With a bit of an angle, it feels much nicer. This is the reason I bought this stand. When I'm done, it folds up quick, I throw it in the bag, and I'm done. It's small and easy. And it was less than $7. If you ONLY need to use this at home, and you use it for writing, I would recommend something sturdier. The stand is sturdy, but it still can slide around on a table a little bit if you mess with the magnetic pen or have to push a side button on the tablet. I have something from Parblo I would recommend, but it's not very portable. It lives on my desk, and this stand is for on the go. And much cheaper. But if you really just don't want to spend the extra money, this will absolutely work for home, or as a portable tool.

Actually good quality, I love how compact it is, makes it portable anywhere

Pretty sturdy. I felt a little awkward when I first took it out the box, I did not know which way was up. But it is pretty sturdy and get's the job done. I will probably end up getting another one later on that is even more sturdy. I love that the grip on the bottom is firm but not too firm where I can't just slide it across my desk when I need to. I do feel like if I move the latches to increase or decrease the incline that it might not hold. One latch is sturdier than the other and that is what makes be be like, hmmmm I might need to find a sturdier brand/model. But great for the price for sure.

I ordered this adjustable laptop stand not really knowing what to expect, but I absolutely love it. It’s doing exactly what I hoped it would do. I have a 16" laptop, and it holds it securely without any issues. One of the first things I noticed was how much cooler my laptop runs now. When I put my hand underneath, I can actually feel the fan circulating air freely. That alone made a big difference. Even though the front lip is fairly low, my laptop stays in place and doesn’t slide forward at all, which I was initially concerned about. It feels stable and reliable. I also love how portable it is. It fits easily into my computer bag, making it perfect for work or travel. I highly recommend this stand for its ease of use, portability, and functionality. It’s a simple product that truly delivers.

I picked this stand up to improve my remote work setup while traveling, and it’s been a game changer. Paired with a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, it lifts the laptop screen to eye level and saves me from constantly hunching over. My neck and shoulders are definitely thanking me. It folds up small, comes with a carrying bag, and easily fits into my travel bag without adding noticeable weight or taking up much room. Setup is a breeze—unfold and go. Despite the lightweight design, it feels very sturdy and has held up great after being tossed in and out of my work bag over several trips. The multiple adjustable angles are super useful, especially when working from inconsistent surfaces like hotel desks or café tables. For just $7, this laptop stand is an easy recommend. I haven’t tried pricier competitors like the $90 Roost, but this one feels solid and does exactly what I need. It’s such a good product for the price that I don’t see a reason to look elsewhere. If you work from the road or just want a cleaner ergonomic setup at home, this is a small investment that delivers. There are no real downsides I’ve found. I just wish I’d gotten one sooner.

Very useful. Travels well. Decent quality.

It is exactly as cheap as I was expecting so absolutely no complaints. Does the job. Will not last long tho. It is flimsy so if you're at all klutzy, pick something made of solid wood.

I have a Lenovo ThinkPad that is constantly sliding off this stand. I purchased a different stand model with a lower pitch and that one works much better. This stand has too steep of pitch at its lowest level. Too bad as this stand is sturdier than the other model. But, I need my laptop to stay put when it’s all said and done.

I've had this for a little while now and would recommend it to anyone with a laptop. It's really slim so it's easy to carry around, but holds up my heavy 15.7" gaming laptop up well. Easy to set up and it looks quite sleek too.

I've been using it for awhile now and it's been holding up well. It comes with a pouch which is also a good idea for storage.

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Sehr gute Qualität, kann ich nur empfehlen!

Ich benutze diesen Ständer seit einigen Wochen im Home Office, weil der Laptop flach auf dem Tisch liegend zu heiß wird. Das funktioniert super. Der Ständer steht stabil, der Laptop wackelt oder rutscht nicht und die Winkeleinstellung ist schnell und einfach. Mit docking Station bin ich bei fast 45° für maximale Kühlleistung, am Esstisch ohne Peripherie auf der untersten Raste (15°?) für ein entspanntes Tippen. Außerdem ist der Ständer in Sekunden zusammengeklappt, wenn man einpacken will. Soweit alles bestens… ABER wenn man keinen stabilen und glatten Tisch hat (sondern Bettdecke, Schoß o.ä.), oder schnell den Platz wechseln muss (z.B. Tisch zum Essen räumen oder in ein anderes Zimmer umziehen), dann kommt die große Schwachstelle zum tragen, die das Produkt den 5. Stern kostet: die komplette untere Hälfte klappt weg und die Aufstellbeinchen fallen aus ihren Löchern. „Mal eben“ den Laptop und den Ständer zusammen mit einer Hand greifen geht also nicht. Da hilft nur der work-around von Foto: Gummibänder um die Beine. Damit hält es dann. Hier wäre sicherlich eine elegantere Lösung denkbar gewesen, bspw. Magneten o.ä. Aber Vorsicht: kommt nicht auf die Idee, gegen die Gummi Puffer an den Aufstellbeinchen zu spannen, die fliegen dann weg…