Kindle Customer
3 de marzo de 2025
Love the unapologetic manufacturer!
First and foremost, the laptop stand manufacturer's statement is refreshing to read because they do not apologize for how difficult the item is to adjust and that's because it's well built and it does require some elbow grease to maneuver. I don't want companies to keep compromising potential value in their designs just because the general public's trend of cancel culture and Karen's complaints. Stay true to your values and don't compromise!As for the product itself, it's a strong and sturdy laptop stand. It is rigid and tough, you do feel it actually has genuine quality in the design of it. Price point is also on par, and I can't say that I would expect this kind of quality at a lower cost, I just don't think that's possible.I think it holds the laptop well, it moves well side to side, but of course it does take some arm strength to fold it or unfold it, which again, is totally fine and it reminds you each time that it's a quality product. I don't want a laptop stand that easily folds down or unfolds, because that means it will wear out much quicker.I use this daily for my job, I'm a therapist, so for my video calls it has greatly improved my posture and I do have a standing desk, which had come to bother me because of how my arms would sit on my desk before I had the laptop stand. Now my arms relax more naturally because the stand allows my laptop (macbook pro) to be more at eye level while I can rest my elbows at a 90 degree angle on the desk.Aside from all of the positive qualities about it (sturdy, quality built, good weight, does the job, completely truthful in the advertising of the product), there is just one very small and subjective criticism I have about it, and that's the rolled up edges that physically hold the laptop in place from sliding down and off the stand.The only issue I have with the rolled edges is that while it's nicely curved and does hold the laptop in a solid position, it's not very functional if you have to type on the laptop while it's in the stand, and that's because the high lip of that curved edge is a lot higher than my laptop's thickness, so where I put my wrist to use my mousepad or just rest to type, that curved edge protrudes into my wrist making it slightly uncomfortable for me. Again, it's a subjective criticism because other laptops are much thicker and those users wouldn't have as much protrusion, but because my laptop is a macbook pro, it's very thin and the edges protrude about a half inch.So if there was an option to full roll those edges to where it can still hold the majority of laptops but the sharpness of the rolled edges were softened, then I'd be SOL of complaints, because other than that, I really can't say anything bad about the product.Lastly, because it got me a little weary of it before I bought it, the clicking sound for the stand when you swivel it left and right is NOT very loud, it's much louder in the video and that was actually one thing that was going to push me to buy another laptop stand, but I took the risk and it was fine, it's really loud on the video demonstrations of the stand, so I'm not sure if that's a mic thing or whatever, but IRL, it's not bad.Ver másVer menos
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