PylePortable Adjustable Laptop Stand - 6.3 to 10.9 Inch Anti-Slip Standing Table Monitor or Computer Desk Workstation Riser with Level Height Alignment for DJ, PC, Gaming, Home or Office - PLPTS25

====2017 UPDATE=======I have been using this stand for years now, and has taken all sorts of blows and wear, but it's still kicking. One of the washers broke off, the heads that screw in the poles are slightly cracked, the base pad on one leg slid to the side from sitting in the hot summer heat of my car.I hardly ever disassemble this stand, and it's gotten slightly bent because of it -- however it easily bends back. I'm amazed I'm still using this 20 dollar laptop stand. It's survived a ton of being tossed around in car trunks and being dropped. I may be graduating to something that travels better soon though.==================I use a Numark Mixtrack Pro 2, and while the stand doesn't fit as well under the controller as some pictures on the internet would have you believe, it does sit up well on the "feet" of the stand. I also purchased some rubber bumpers with my order, and I'm still waiting for them to come, and I imagine with those it will be a better fit and sturdier if at all propped up. I put some duct tape on the lip of the feet in order to create a little friction to hold the controller in place.The construction is solid, set up and tear down is pretty easy, not as easy as some, but you're not going to get everything from a 25$ stand.I keep all the little bits in a plastic bag, otherwise people may find themselves losing washers from the stand.I have a pretty large and heavy HP Probook 4520s, and have an extended life battery. Thing has to be one of the heaviest laptops among me and my friends. There are no issues with the stand stability, I can't say I was absolutely mashing the keyboard or finger drumming, but I did some serious finger strikes and no issues at all. I even had the stand on the second highest setting (it was stable on the highest, but it was slightly high for me.I really like the eye level control that this stand offers. I highly recommend this stand, and have no qualms about quality of build or parts. If there are any long term wear issues I will update this, but otherwise I'm extremely happy with my investment on this product.

Better than I expected! This stand is sturdy, big enough to hold my laptop and small enough not to take up my whole desk. I really feel confident having my laptop on it with its grips to help keep it from slipping around its durability to hold my laptop with ease. I was concerned whether or not this would be sturdy enough and when it came in I was pleasantly surprised at how strong this stand is. The keyboard sits right underneath my laptop leaving plenty on room on the desk to do whatever. I love the height options so no matter if your standing or sitting this stand really meets all needs. The nice grips on the bottom also give me comfort knowing this stand is not going to slip and slide around during my moving about. I have lost a laptop because of this before. All in all this is an all around great product and I would recommend it to anyone needing to save a little space on their desk or simply need to raise the height of their laptop screen. This beats buying a stand to teach in class with when they are $100 + this stand is less than $22 works great and is quite flexible with height issues. Great for DJs, teachers, Moms, and many others. At this price you really can't go wrong.

Way more sturdy than expected, exactly what I have been looking for, and for a fraction of the cost I expected to spend! Great product, simple and to the point.

This stand is perfectly fine for the price. I bought a few of these so my wife and kids could put their laptops at a reasonable height while we're all working and attending school from home.I've had one nice anodized aluminum $35-ish one for a few years and really like it. But I wasn't sure what height would be right for them, and these are adjustable. Also, as these are not permanent, they can break down and store in a small space, unlike the milled one-piece aluminum or steel options.On the negative side, the smallest setting seems to be a bit too high for my family, so I've had to take a hacksaw and cut off one segment from each of the four legs on each of the three stands I bought. The good news is that with this design, you can do that no problem. But it was a lot of hacksawing.I'm not sure why they made them so tall. The tallest setting would be for someone who is like 8 feet tall if they were sitting at their desk. Perhaps the company wants people to use these as a "standing desk" solution for their laptops. If so, then it's a height that could work, but you're probably going to want two of them b/c when you do a standing desk, you're supposed to alternate standing and sitting every thirty minutes and you're not going to want to take this apart and put it back together every 30 minutes in the middle of the work day. If you want to use it as a standing desk, I'm also not sure it's going to be sturdy enough. The angle of the thing means that the computer is approaching the tipping point while standing. Don't type hard!Pros:--cheap--sturdy enough, for sitting certainly--adjustable--legs can be cut to size you wantCons:--even the lowest setting is taller than almost all of the "one piece" laptop stands. Not sure why they designed it this way.Overall, I'm happy with the purchase.

This is a simple to assemble and configurable computer stand. you'll probably have to be standing up to use it of course but that's where you are if you're DJing on site.I paid an extra $35 to include this with my DJ Controller but later found it for $20 on it's own on Amazon. I suppose that's Amazon's way of tricking you into paying more for the same product. Not the first time I've found little profiteering tricks at Amazon!

Les mesures annoncées ne sont pas correctes. Cf photos.

Yo trabajo desde casa y necesitaba algo para ajustar la altura de mi pantalla para no bajar tanto la cabeza y ajustar mi postura. Muchos de los productos que vendían para esto eran incómodos realmente no subían mucho.Compre un teclado extra barato, un mouse y coloqué mi laptop (15") encima de soporte. Es buenisimo, super resistente y práctico! Además me permite colocar cosas debajo de la laptop como mi libreta de notas, vaso de agua o el mismo teclado. Aunque es un poco pesado por que es de metal, es muy fácil de acomodar en la maleta. Lo recomiendo ampliamente para home office.

Ottimo per reggere il PC e sollevarlo per guadagnare spazio su consolle da dj, controller o giradischi con timecode. Comodo da montare e smontare all'occorrenza.

El soporte, para mis necesidades, perfecto. Lo utilizo para ganar espacio en mi escritorio (tengo un setup bastante complejo con dos portátiles enlazados por un KVM a dos pantallas, varios hubs, discos duros externos..) Y al elevar el portátil, además de conseguir una altura acorde a las otras dos pantallas, lo que es mucho más cómodo y posturalmente mejor, queda libre toda la parte de debajo para los elementos que antes mencionaba.Sorprendido muy gratamente con su robustez, las reseñas la mencionaban pero no esperaba tanto. Incluso "forzando" (más allá de lo que sería un tecleo/uso normal), no baila. He probado incluso como soporte para un par de controladoras midi (Launchpad pro mk3 y MPKmini) y aguanta bien aún el "golpeó" de pads/teclas.Además, en el portátil para el que lo utilizo tengo una base refrigeradora que he podido utilizar también entre el portátil y el soporte, queda firme y ahora al tener tanto espacio debajo, su rendimiento es aún mejor.Recomendable 100%, las múltiples alturas regulables creo también que se adaptaría a casi cualquier necesidad incluso estando de pie, bien sea para stand working o para actuaciones en directo (evidentemente en función de la altura de la mesa sobre la que esté)Si tuviera que señalar algo que podría gustarme más, puestos a pedir, si las patas fueran completamente planas en lugar de tener el pequeño relieve del borde, el espacio de debajo sería aún más práctico, pero entiendo que esa forma tiene una razón estructural, probablemente sin ella perdería robustez. En cualquier caso, la elevación en objetos que no "encajen" en el hueco es pequeña y no molesta en absoluto.