Laptop Stand for Desk, SOQOOL Laptop Riser for Desk, Ventilated Ergonomic Aluminum Laptop self Compatible with 11 14 15.6 17.3 Inch Work from Home (Silver)

Okay, I don't usually leave reviews unless I'm extremely pleased with the purchase or extremely dissatisfied with it. I place a high value on quality. I don't want to buy something and then have to replace it every year. Regrettably, this appears to be the case with a large number of products. So, back to this laptop stand. br>br>I have a heavy 17" laptop, so finding a stand that claimed to work was difficult. I received the package on time, and it's not fully assembled, but it can be put together in less than 2 minutes. The materials and finish of the alloy are excellent. I put it in place and stacked the 17" HP laptop on top. br>br>The overall strength is good for the asking price. br>br> It works. The curved ends near the keyboard do not obstruct the keyboard, and the overall rigidity is satisfactory. Keep in mind that this is a 7-year-old 17-inch laptop, which means it's HEAVY. br>I'm extremely pleased with the outcome. br>br>The only thing I'd change is to use thread locker on the screws so they don't loosen (mine haven't, but I have a tendency to over-tighten). Everything should be engineered. If you find that opening the laptop lid lifts the front or that the front lifts when the laptop is open, Velcro can be used to secure the laptop and rack. Only a heavy laptop would require this. br>br>Excellent work, and I highly recommend it. Additionally, the price is very reasonable.

Genevieve McBride

| Aug 03, 2021

Overall, if you have a gaming laptop, I would recommend it. I had trouble finding stands that would fit a 17-inch gaming laptop. Most of the time, the laptop would hang by two inches from the back of the stand. 3", which I wouldn't trust with a nice laptop because it could easily topple. This one was the perfect length to hold it in place. This is a good fit for my Alienware M17 R3 gaming laptop, which is a large 17-inch gaming laptop. Only a minor hangover for my 17" laptop; however, if you have a 15" or smaller laptop, this will fit perfectly. It's made of a very sturdy and solid material. br>br> When I type on my keyboard, there is very little bounce or flex. br>br>My only complaint is that it does not come in more colors. But I suppose I could always do it myself.

Scott Lam

| Jun 15, 2021

This allowed me to compare this laptop stand to one from a competitor that costs roughly twice as much (at the time of writing this review). br>br>I'm very pleased with this laptop stand; it's a simple but sturdy design, and I like how the horizontal cross brace is attached to the 'u-shaped' support. The laptop is held in place by braces. As far as I can tell, the kit includes three aluminum pieces. The entire package has a solid feel to it. br>br>Assembly was quick and easy, and the kit includes the screws (with hex heads) and hex key (allen wrench) needed to put the stand together. br>br>Once assembled, I placed my work Macbook Pro (15") on the stand and found the fit to be perfect; there is a little room at the back part of the stand, so the laptop feels very secure once on the stand. Note that I usually adjust the screen by holding the front of my laptop down, so this was more of a test to see if the laptop would rock back off the stand (it does not). br>br>When I'm sitting at my desk with the laptop on the stand, I find that the 15-inch screen is too small. My Macbook Pro's inch screen is at a good height for me, though it is slightly lower than ideal. The laptop keyboard has a slight forward tilt, and if I were typing on my laptop while using the stand, I would find the angle to be ideal. However, there is a slight bounce when typing on the laptop keyboard while on the stand; however, I normally use a Bluetooth keyboard, and I suspect many who would buy this stand would do the same, so the slight bounce isn't an issue. issue. When comparing this stand to one made by a competitor, I can say that the competitor's stand feels a little more solid, which makes sense because it is made of a solid piece of shaped (bent? ) made of aluminum The competitor's stand has a steeper downward tilt, making it more difficult to type on the laptop keyboard while on the stand (which I don't usually do). The laptop screen can also sit a little higher on the desk because of the more extreme angle, but it's not a big deal. br>br>I like how the SOQOOL stand has an open underneath design. This improves airflow beneath the laptop and allows me to tuck a few items beneath it, such as a spare USB cable and my wireless numeric pad. br>br>I could have paid roughly twice as much to buy the same competitor's stand that my employer provided for work, but I don't see any compelling reason to do so. This product has exceeded my expectations, and I strongly suggest it.

Tate McIntosh

| Feb 14, 2021

  Definitely a product to recommend!br>br>Ergonomic: The only laptop stand that allows you to use a mouse underneath it is this one. My neck feels more at ease while coding because of the height. br>br>sturdiness: br>br>stability: br>br>stability: Following the video test, each anti- The use of slip rubbers is very effective. Easy to put together: br>br> This kit comes with 4 screws and a screwdriver. It only took 3 minutes for me to put it together. Last but not least, it frees up more room on my desk. I am concerned with the appearance of my desk. This is the only laptop stand that allows you to use a mouse underneath it.

Shelby Small

| Feb 15, 2021

Even without any instructions, this stand was simple to put together. A nice touch was the inclusion of an allen key and additional screws. The simplest way to assemble this stand is to start the screws and only slightly tighten them. This is to allow enough movement to adjust the sides so they sit flat on a table. br>br>Place the stand on a flat table before tightening the screws. Move the sides slightly to ensure that the stand is stable and does not wobble. With one hand, hold it in place while the other tightens the screws. It's not as difficult as it appears. br>br>The metal finish is excellent, and there are rubber "pads" at the front of the legs and where the arms curve up to hold the laptop. br>br>I've mounted my 17-inch HP on it, and it's very stable. Yes, it moves, but not in a way that is bothersome.

Amir Bowen

| Aug 02, 2021