BoYataLaptop Stand, 6 Levels of Height Adjustable Portable Laptop Holder for Desk, Aluminum Foldable Laptop Riser, Compatible with MacBook Air/Pro, Dell, HP, Acer, Most 10-15.6” Laptops-Silver

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Compact, Adjustable, and Great ValueThis is a great little stand for anyone who needs a portable setup. It’s lightweight, folds down easily, and fits into a bag without taking up much space. The adjustable angles make it comfortable to use whether you’re sitting at a desk or working on the go.For the price, it offers excellent value. Sturdy enough for daily use and convenient for travel — highly recommended if you’re after something simple and functional.

Sturdy, simple to adjust, doesn't move about, (relatively) lightweight and it folds down to fit a 10x1x1.5 inch slip case.Perfect for ergonomic positioning laptops (17-14 inch screen sizes) so one can see the screen without reflection, if you have lit keys it presents them without direct glare, and if you touch type you get palm rests. A side benefit is with the laptop raised there's room below for PSUs, HDD SSDs, USB hubs, smartphone/mobile modem, making a public workspaces on the move - libraries, terminal buildings, cafes - a practical option.As the saying goes, what's not to like?

The media could not be loaded. Someone mentioned that the joints are flimsy and I can agree. But, it still functions well, just need to be careful with it. It perfectly holds my heavy laptop (more than 2 kg)

Very happy with it , I’ve had this stand for months now and it’s very sturdy, I appreciate the range of angles it offers and how easy it is to put away , making it very portable . Overall offers great stability and functionality

I saw this item recommended on a forum for Neural Quad Cortex DSP owners to facilitate using the unit on a desktop where it is pitched at a usable angle for access to the touch screen and controls whilst seated. The stand is very sturdy, has several adjustable heights and the silicone pads on the supports protect the unit from scratches. It is extremely good value for money and fits my purposes entirely. It would work equally well with any suitably sized laptop. The stand is sturdy and does not move at all whilst using the unit.

Normally, I work on a desktop machine, with large monitors held at the right height by those clamping monitor stands. I'm a bit of a zealot about monitor height, in fact. But every now and then - and particularly when away - I work on a laptop.So I looked to get a laptop stand that would hopefully raise the screen to a sensible working height, and be able to fold away and fit in my laptop bag. I wasn't expecting to find anything, actually - but I found this on a Lightning Deal. I suspect I wouldn't have bought it at full price, but actually, it's probably worth it having actually tried it out.The stand itself folds tiny, and all contact points (or potential contact points) with the laptop and the ground are rubber feet firmly attached to the aluminium frame. It's a little fiddly to put up, but really not that tricky. The blurb says the aluminium build means it'll help cooling - this I doubt, as the rubber feet will insulate it nicely, and there's so little contact with the laptop that the fans will have maximum airflow anyway. Mostly, the aluminium construction helps with the weight, I think.I don't type on the laptop when using this - I have a bluetooth keyboard and mouse I use - but it seems stable enough that typing might be OK. My laptop is a 15" Dell XPS 2-in-1, so not small, and it's touchscreen - which i tend to use - and despite all that the laptop is well supported on the stand, and doesn't wobble when I hit the fingerprint sensor or prod the screen. The stand itself seems rock solid, my concern would be that violent typing might knock the laptop off, not collapse the stand - but experimental prodding of the keyboard doesn't look like normal typing would hurt. So 5 stars for sturdiness, since it comfortably exceeds my expectations here.That said, I'd use an external keyboard because the laptop keyboard is going to be on quite a slope anyway.The height, on the highest setting, is still low when placed on a normal desk. But it's not so bad on a kitchen table, and it's so much better than using the laptop on its own that I'll give it four stars overall for ergonomics.It weighs next to nothing, and folds up so small it'll just slip into the laptop bag without any worries at all, so perfect on that front. The little carry-case is comes with would be ideal to avoid scratching the laptop in more traditional laptop bags; I've one of those vast backpacks so it's probably not needed.Overall, this was my best accessory buy of Prime Day - I can see myself using this a lot.

Gadget heavon, quality, packs small

It's flimsy, the legs don't locate easily in the holes and it feels ready to collapse in a stiff breeze, but it's good price and the light weight makes ir very portable, if that's what you want.