BESIGN LS05 Aluminum Laptop Stand, Ergonomic Adjustable Notebook Stand, Riser Holder Computer Stand Compatible with Air, Pro, Dell, HP, Lenovo More 10-15.6" Laptops

I use my "Besign LS05 Aluminum Laptop Holder" as a way to have my keyboard at a greater angle than the little flip-out legs can provide. I have a condition where I need to be reclined while at my desk working from home. My chair reclines great and I have a wonderful ottoman that fits under my desk which helps a lot. Basically, I have everything I need EXCEPT I can't see my keyboard! I began looking for ways to adjust it to a better angle and was so happy when I came across the "Besign LS05 Aluminum Laptop Holder". At first, I was hesitant because most keyboard angle holder things are huge and seem to be at a fixed angle that didn't add too much "lift". Also, I use a Corsair RGB K70 which is a heavier, more solid keyboard than your average light and flimsy ones. Lastly, all of the reviews were based on using this to hold a laptop and many warned that the small angled "feet" that hold the laptop or in my case, keyboard in place were small. I'm very happy that I decided to try this out myself because it is FANTASTIC! I keep the bottom arm flat on the desk and only angle the top arm to my desired height. I use it at roughly 45 degrees and the "feet" hold my keyboard from sliding off. The top panel has pads which keep my keyboard from sliding around and it also has pads underneath to keep it firmly planted on your desk. While typing, the keyboard doesn't wobble and feels very stable. The arms use bolts which can be tightened with a wrench should they ever become loose. The feet do not interfere or block access to any keys while typing and I can quickly adjust the angle to fit any situation. If you're looking for a way to adjust the angle of your keyboard and find that those keyboard risers aren't very customizable, I strongly recommend giving the "Besign LS05 Aluminum Laptop Holder" a try.

I purchased two of these to hold MIDI pad controllers in my home music studio. They work perfectly. They are sturdy and tight enough that the controllers don't cause the positioning to deteriorate over time or while playing. They do shake a little, but not enough to negatively affect playing.The only issue I have is that the rubber feet on the bottom don't prevent them from sliding on a really smooth surface, so I use a piece of that no-slip drawer liner (similar to 'Gorilla Grip') and that keeps them perfectly in place. I decided not to deduct a star for that, because this item is perfect in every other way for what I bought them for.My controllers are much lighter than a typical laptop, but I don't see why they wouldn't be sturdy enough for one just the same.

This was the perfect stand for my work laptop! I needed something to raise my laptop for better camera angle for zoom sessions with clients. First of all it’s very sturdy and stable but not bulky. It’s light weight and easily movable. It’s grips the laptop and the seat well so neither slides. I like the the bottom base is fairly thin, maybe an eighth of an inch (1/8”) so although it’s not flush with the desktop I can still lay a note book or binder there that I’m working with under that space to free up some extra inches of desk space. I have my laptop connected to other monitors and have a wireless key board and that fit underneath nicely also if I need to type. For the price this is perfect! I would say I’d pay even double so it’s a great deal.

The media could not be loaded. I have an Asus R554L which has a 15.6" screen. Let me be clear: the laptop FITS on the stand, and it holds it up with no problem. The stand seems to be very strong. BUT I noticed that it's not balanced and wants to fall off. The bottom of the laptop, at the front, lifts off of the stand no matter how I angle it, and the prongs holding the laptop in place barely even touch the laptop because of that. If I were to angle the screen down, it would be better balanced, but then the laptop stand wouldn't be serving the purpose I bought it for and I would still be straining my neck.I wish that the stand had a longer platform and taller prongs (or even ones that curve over the laptop) to keep my laptop balanced. Returning to find one that won't have me worried my laptop will fall off.

I have been looking for a decent computer stand. So far, I have 3 of them. One cheap plastic one that I got for $1. Don’t get me wrong, that one works very well still. It’s just the angle won’t let me go down more than 60 degrees. I want to be able to write on my Surface. So, I got a metal one, that that is made for holding books to read. That one works very well. The only thing is that after a while, the thing starts sagging because the bolts are no longer tight. Then I saw this one. It was made for putting a laptop on it. So, I figured it’d probably be able to support my tablet. It does. I can store a keyboard underneath. It’s very sturdy. The only thing bad is that it also uses bolts. The only good news is that you can tighten them when they get loose. But, who wants to do that? I don’t know why no one has made ones with hinges that work on a cog with a little locking mechanism. These nuts or bolt types will all weaken once they are used enough. This thing is made of solid metal. I can write on it and raise it to almost eye level now. No more looking down all the time.

Buying on Amazon can be hit or miss, so I was ready for this device to be mediocre or worse. But it was unexpectedly perfect. It elevated my MacBook Air screen to eye level easily. Heavy, thicker laptops will also work but the shape of the lower edge will have to be square (or you can try anchoring with velcro).The pics don't really do it justice. It is all heavy gauge metal - the only parts that are not are the nylon clutch bushings. The PC platform and the base are connected by two very sturdy beams, making a Z with both angles widely adjustable. The beams are bolted and pivot 180 degrees at each end. The clutch on the pivots is very stiff and requires effort to position correctly, a good thing, because once in position, they do not slip.The Macbook sits on the top with the keyboard at 45 degrees and the screen at 90 degrees to the tabletop, and the angled pieces keep the computer from slipping off. There is ample room to store the external keyboard under it. The price was very fair. Really a great purchase and highly recommended if you want to elevate a laptop screen.

The product is very sturdy. I chose the black model and the finish was nice as well. The stand is a little stiff to adjust but that's what I like the most about it. It's not flimsy or moves too easily which would be risky in dropping the lap top. Very satisfied with the product.

Si se quiere para escribir, no es el soporte adecuado, vibra demasiado y hay que quitarlo del soporte. Nos ha decepcionado.

Lacks stiffness and isn't well suited for 17

Ottimo, compatto e di facile trasporto, lo uso per tenere il pc sopra alla consolle! Il mio pc pesa 3kg e devo dire che nonostante non ci siano regolazioni per fissare i vari “nodi”, lo tiene nella posizione in cui viene “configurata” senza farlo muovere

Das Notenbuch steht dadrin absolut fest, selbst bei einer stark geneigten Tastatur kann man selbige noch nutzen, ohne das die Angelegenheit unkontrollierbar ins Schwingen gerät. Die Einstellung der Ablagefläche geht sehr straff und entsprechend steht das NB dann auch fest und sackt nicht ab, sobald man man auf eine Taste drückt. Wirklich gute Haptik - hätte ich so nicht erwartet.