Adam Hall Laptop Stand

This is way better than it should be for the money. I was worried that it was going to be flimsy but it's actually fairly sturdy.I wanted something to mount my laptop so that it sat just above the level of the music stand on my digital piano and this fitted the bill perfectly. It's adjustable so the level can be set wherever you want and takes up minimal space.It means that I can swap between sheet music and online applications without having to mess around moving the music stand on my piano. It also means that the small sound mixer that I use can now sit underneath the laptop so frees up space on the small bench table and allows the cables to be hidden.It might not be stable enough for extended typing periods, but that's probably not you'd want to be using it for anyway.All in all a winner.

This was straight to put together and easy to adjust height again which I have done once. It was by far the cheapest, came really quickly, it is sturdy and laptop feels secure. It is also really neat so doesn’t take up loads of desk space and I use the space underneath for a desk tidy.

After searching so many options for my Ableton Push 2, finally I've found this stand and I'm very happy about it. If you tighten it well, it doesn't wobble at all and you can easily operate the Push 2. It was a bit too high for my needs so I shorten the legs for 2 steps by using a Dremel and it's perfect now. I bought another one for my Arturia Minilab and it works even better because Minilab is a very light keyboard. Highly recommended

This is a good, stable laptop stand, which you can set at several different heights (there are six sets of holes you put thumb screws in to set the height). It's not very attractive, but it does the job. Some people might prefer an adjustable stand; this one is only adjustable with a lot of work: you need to essentially take it apart and put it together again. But it's stable when I type, not moving around like some stands, and it works well for me on a standing desk.

I got this stand for my home music studio - I have an Ableton Push and a Novation Launchkey Mini. I put the Push on top and the launchkey on the bottom. It's very sturdy and the height can be adjusted. I found assembly to be easy and quick. The launchkey kept sliding down the slanted bottom edges so I put some electrical tape over the edges and now it stays put.When playing the Push on top, the stand doesn't sway at all or bend, which makes it great to play on. If it can support me drumming on the Push, I imagine it would be even sturdier for a laptop.

Easy to use, but can be a pain to put together as they use four screw-ins and not clips. It can feel a little flimsy/wobbly at times if not tightened up. Height adjustment is okay, but overall it feels clunky on the desk, but could work with a wider setup area.

It's a perfect permanent docking spot for your desk. Most stands are adjustable, which is fine when you move around or other people use it, but I needed something for my home office where I come and work every day, and want my laptop to just stay put exactly where I want it.This delivers perfectly - Very very solid, doesn't move at all, just quietly does it's job.Also, because it's a solid frame there is more space underneath it than other which have a folding, extendable pair of arms. I have mine with one of my speakers underneath that simply would not fit under my other stand.

Just a good value product with everything I need. So reasonable I bought 2 of them. Its more than sturdy enough for my old 16" MacBook Pro. Its simple to setup/dissemble if want to take to another location. I imagine there are quicker super light 'popup' stands for those who want instant bag to laptop stand but its not a major bother to unscrew and screw the parts for my less transient needs. It also has the benefit of clear space under the stand where my previous stand had side parts which made things less easy access.