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 Functional product, But We Preferred Another Product November 2, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
We wanted a moderately priced laptop stand to raise up the screens for all the laptops used in our office and tried out a few different products. This product was OK, but our "testers" universally preferred the Kensington Easy Riser Cooling Notebook Stand. We have standardized on that model, coupled with a Logitech keyboard (Deluxe 250 Vista Qualified USB Keyboard - Black). So the entire solution set came in @ about $40/person.
 Great deal for long-time laptop user October 8, 2008
It's not sexy nor high-tech but it works great for me. I bought two for me and my wife at home and it's great so far. It even creates a small storage space underneath the laptop but guess a minor benefit.
If you are a long-time laptop user, you want to make sure the center of your screen is in line or slightly below your eyes so your neck won't hurt. I learned this from hard lesson as a programmer and now pay 200% attention to this details.
Gonna buy the 3rd now for my office laptop so not only raise the screen but also more align with my external 20" monitor.
 Gets job done for the right price. April 1, 2008
Bought this for my office at work and it is perfect for making room on your desk and lifting the laptop to eye level. Very handy and well made for the price. Why they provide the bracket for the document holder, but not include the actual document holder hardware is beyond me. Other than that, a very good purchase.
Best affordable notebook stand February 12, 2008
I like this so much. I first used it at work 2 years ago, and I have since bought 2 for personal use and another one at my current job. Most places should have this product for under $30, and it just does a great job of raising the laptop to a level where it is comfortable for my neck and eyes. There are two removable "trays" that you can attach on the sides for placing small items like business cards, cell phone, etc. This notebook stand is rigid, sturdy, yet lightweight. The hole in the middle of the platform where the laptop rests helps to provide extra cooling. This is perfect if you have a docking station, additionally, or do not often move your laptop around. You basically just use an external keyboard and mouse, and it becomes like a desktop computer!
A sturdy plastic laptop stand January 4, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I originally bought this stand to retain a lot of desk space that I was missing by way of a large maxtor harddrive and a presonus firewire audio interface. They sit underneath this stand and the laptop sits above them. This stand has a lot of nifty features. I would reccomend it to anyone who is in need of such a product. It fits my Macbook [the little one at 13.3"] with a bit of room to spare, but I expected it would. Since the macbook has all its jacks on the left side, the side tray makes a good way to relieve stress on your cables. If you have a traditional Laptop where all of the cabling comes through the rear, it has a cable organizer and clip, which is very useful for staying organized. The stand could be improved if the hollow square base were solid plastic. Because it is not, my harddrive sits at an angle when I would rather it be straight. Not a huge complaint but like I said, that part could be improved upon. I'm sure 3m wasn't thinking about the area below the shelf being used for storage though.
Overall, I'd say purchase this if your looking for a decent laptop stand at a good price.
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