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Aluminum Alloy Portable Foldable Holder for Notebooks & Tablets Multiple uses Multi-purpose foldable laptop riser Not only for laptops but also for mobile phones, iPad books, etc
Item Package Weight: 280.0 grams
Lightweight, fold-up design can be opened or closed the laptop stand in just 1 second; saves time and space when moving around the home, school, or work; also includes a small drawstring bag
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Specification: STRIFF Laptop Stand for Desk, Ergonomic Computer Stand Laptop Riser, Phone and Tablet Stand for Desk, Portable Laptop Elevator Holder Compatible…
Brand
STRIFF
Manufacturer
STRIFF
Product Dimensions
17 x 24 x 14 cm, 260 Grams
Item part number
parent_alluminium_stand
Compatible Devices
Tablets, Laptops
Special Features
Portable, Ergonomic, Foldable, Adjustable
Mounting Hardware
Laptop stand
Number of items
1
Standing screen display size
7 Inches
Batteries Included
No
Batteries Required
No
material
Aluminium
Form Factor
Table Stand
Mounting Type
Tabletop
Country of Origin
China
Item Weight
260 g
8 reviews for STRIFF Laptop Stand for Desk, Ergonomic Computer Stand Laptop Riser, Phone and Tablet Stand for Desk, Portable Laptop Elevator Holder Compatible…
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★★★★★
Midhun P P –
can hold 16” laptop without any problem
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★★★★★
Zayd Irfan –
Must buy if needed
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★★★★★
shubham singh –
Nice
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★★★★★
Vishal Rathore –
It’s a good buy.
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★★★★★
jayesh parihar –
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Good
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Midhun P P –
>>first of all, this stand works more like a laptop mount, not like a exhaust release stand(for which i bought this) >>the metal feels beaten up and heavy which is good if u r planning to put heavy laptop on it. but the screws and joints are not sturdy but doesn’t not really matter once u put weight on it. >>the minimum elevation possible in this is not even close to the ergonomic standard for using the keys and touch pad, that means, this will make ur laptop’s key/touch pads difficult for regular use. use external keyboard and mouse. >>this stand works like a mount because of the rubbers and elevation. so once u place ur laptop on it, it’s not easy to slide/shift to here and there, unless u pick the laptop up, fold the stand and move it and re-mount it. you can put the stand on a piece of cloth if u need it to be shifted slightly here and there. if u place it on a smooth surface, it’ll stick there (not permanently). >>if u r looking for elevation to clear path for ur laptop’s exhausts, 100% does the job. (merely clearing exhausts path will not speed up ur computer, but surely helps with overheating) >>not “ideal” for 15 inch laptops, because even when the length of the support bars are adequate, the width of the stand is only halfway covering the laptop ‘s width(check images). this makes the sides of the laptop moderately not steady. that means won’t be able to rest ur hands on the sides the laptop. otherwise, its holding the weight (my gaming laptop is around 2.5kg, see images) pretty much decently. >>just an opinion after using it, i dont think this will be really great for mac air-like light weight notebooks (like in the pictures and infographics by the seller), as the stand relies little too much in the weight of the laptop to be sturdy. if the laptop is too light, it can be unsteady. because whatever screw and material they used, the stand works because there’s a tiny metal lever that goes into small cuts made on the base rod and just stays there only because of the weight that’s put above the stand.
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★★★★★
manish –
Great portability and functionality. Set up takes a lil effort because two legs have to be set up individually. I neck is thanking me daily. People at office were curious and have ordered for them selves too.
Midhun P P –
can hold 16” laptop without any problem
Zayd Irfan –
Must buy if needed
shubham singh –
Nice
Vishal Rathore –
It’s a good buy.
jayesh parihar –
The media could not be loaded.
Good
Midhun P P –
>>first of all, this stand works more like a laptop mount, not like a exhaust release stand(for which i bought this)
>>the metal feels beaten up and heavy which is good if u r planning to put heavy laptop on it. but the screws and joints are not sturdy but doesn’t not really matter once u put weight on it.
>>the minimum elevation possible in this is not even close to the ergonomic standard for using the keys and touch pad, that means, this will make ur laptop’s key/touch pads difficult for regular use. use external keyboard and mouse.
>>this stand works like a mount because of the rubbers and elevation. so once u place ur laptop on it, it’s not easy to slide/shift to here and there, unless u pick the laptop up, fold the stand and move it and re-mount it. you can put the stand on a piece of cloth if u need it to be shifted slightly here and there. if u place it on a smooth surface, it’ll stick there (not permanently).
>>if u r looking for elevation to clear path for ur laptop’s exhausts, 100% does the job. (merely clearing exhausts path will not speed up ur computer, but surely helps with overheating)
>>not “ideal” for 15 inch laptops, because even when the length of the support bars are adequate, the width of the stand is only halfway covering the laptop ‘s width(check images). this makes the sides of the laptop moderately not steady. that means won’t be able to rest ur hands on the sides the laptop. otherwise, its holding the weight (my gaming laptop is around 2.5kg, see images) pretty much decently.
>>just an opinion after using it, i dont think this will be really great for mac air-like light weight notebooks (like in the pictures and infographics by the seller), as the stand relies little too much in the weight of the laptop to be sturdy. if the laptop is too light, it can be unsteady. because whatever screw and material they used, the stand works because there’s a tiny metal lever that goes into small cuts made on the base rod and just stays there only because of the weight that’s put above the stand.
manish –
Great portability and functionality. Set up takes a lil effort because two legs have to be set up individually. I neck is thanking me daily. People at office were curious and have ordered for them selves too.
Angad Patil –
Good quality.