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====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.

I bought this stand last minute for a party that I had to DJ for. It was my first time DJing so I do not have top of the line equipment. This is from an amateur point of view. When I first started practicing the fact that I had to look down at the laptop in order to see what's going on in Serato DJ was annoying. It also would hurt my neck/back. A simple google search/common sense said to get a laptop stand but not just any stand would work. I would need to have a stand that had the adjustability of making it higher or lower, very sturdy, and build quality is good for the price. This product has all of the things I needed. I regret not taking pictures of the me DJing but I was way too nervous. This stand actually improved my DJing that night. My laptop was right in front of me and did not have to bend down at all to see my screen. It arrived in my house in a heavy box, in which I was not expecting, which gave me the first impression that this product quality is good so far. I opened it up and there is the equipment with a sheet of instructions. Very straight forward and you shouldn't be confused how to set it up. Within 3 minutes I had it set up and this stand would not tip over at all, which assures me that my laptop is safe on it. Although the heigh adjustability is annoying to do but it takes a couple minutes at most to just do it. But overall the building process was quite easy. However, I'm also a tech geek who uses a tablet, laptop, and a computer simultaneously. The way how I have this stand set up on my desk is to the left of me on the lowest height. This allows me to multi-task my work e-mail / stream watching while doing doing more work on my main computer in front of me. This was a 2 for 1 deal that I do not regret buying. Build Quality: 10/10 Installation: 9/10 Adjustability: 8/10 Sturdiness: 10/10 Would I recommend this to others? Wether for DJing or person use? Definitely.

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 want Cons: --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.

Very nice! All steel (except for non-slip padding), very sturdy, pretty easy to put together, some adjustability. Just like in the photo. Great value for the money. NOTE: Once assembled, it cannot be folded down without taking it apart. That's what I wanted, but in case you want something collapsible, this isn't it.

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.

Musicians who utilize desktop equipment know that space and ergonomics can be a struggle and negatively impact the creative process. After my first purchase of these stands I threw away all my homemade shoddy shelf remedies. I was so impressed with them that I purchased three more. Two of them slide under my main keyboard, with one holding a smaller scale synthesizer and the other a desktop synth module. The height is adjustable so that the keyboard face underneath is easily accessible. It's important to note that the angle is perfect, there is no need to move from the normal seated position at the desktop units to play, view, or control the units on the stands. Two more stands sit under my mixer and hold a MPC sampler and FX units. Again, the mixer controls are readily accessible and the knobs and MPC pads are at a comfortable angle for seated playing. Assembly takes just a few minutes, they sit flat and feel sturdy. After all they hold instruments that I'm pressing on or tapping with some degree of force. If you are a studio musician struggling with space and/or comfort, these stands are likely the solution you're looking for.

Pyle Portable Adjustable Laptop Stand - Table Monitor or Computer Desk Workstation Riser: I wasn't expecting much when I ordered it.. but I really like this product a lot! - I hadn't really decided if I was going to use it with my laptop in my music studio or for some other use. After setting it up, which was simple, I tried it with my laptop but found that I wasn't going to work for my needs. I didn't want to return or not use it so I found that it worked perfectly for my smaller analog mixer. I then "borrowed" a video monitor type shelf-stand (Amazon) from my spouse and put it underneath the laptop stand, which gave me two more options/spots to put some of my other outboard effects processors, (like a rack) Works great! ................ I would recommend! ******Tip: I assembled the Pyle stand in the opposite way as shown in the seller's picture with the feet facing outward instead of inward. Basically, it added about 1 3/4" to each side of the stand, fit the width of my mixer better and it feels just as stable as before - Bonus for me (and you?!)*

Pros-Sturdiness, Compact, Adjustable*, Value Cons-Not Easily Adjustable, Quality Control Concerns The stand is a good stand. As you can see from my setup, I wanted the laptop screen to be in line with the other screens. When placing the laptop on the stand, it does not bounce; which was a pre-purchase concern. The box came without damage. One arm has a chip in the paint and the stand brace had a bend. The chip will be covered with a trusty Sharpie. The bend in the brace was odd considering no box damage. At the end of the day, I was able to press it together enough for the wing-tipped screw threads to catch. The gap is practically non-existent after full tightening. It also came with 8 rubber stickers. 4 go on the bottom of the stand to prevent it from sliding on the desk. The other 4 go on the top arms to keep the laptop from sliding on the stand. The rubbery material does keep both laptop and stand from sliding. The top of the stand arms has a lip on either side, positioned at the front, to prevent the laptop from sliding off. The rubber feet/stickers will do a decent job of preventing this, but the lips are added security. What I truly disliked is that the lip does not have any rubbery protection. The lip is there to prevent the laptop from sliding forward and falling off. The sound of it hitting the new plastic of my laptop made me cringe. I am sure after repeated placements of the laptop onto the stand, it will scratch and chip the laptop. I will find me a piece of something rubbery to place there to prevent this. They could have easily included one more rubber sticker to and I would have cut it in half to put on each side. Some manufacturers include an extra one "just in case" or an "Oooppps" factor. All things considered, I will not be returning this and I am satisfied. Had I paid more, I am sure I would not be satisfied. I spent as little money as possible because it's just a stand. It does its job, and it does it pretty well.

6.3 inch is the height of the front end. It is too high for the screen that is at the back end.

This is a good, sturdy laptop stand. Not only does it raise the laptop up to a better eye height, but also frees up quite a bit of space for storage and cooling underneath. It's easy to assemble, even without looking at any instructions. This particular laptop stand is adjustable in height, which is nice. The adjusting of the height is done during assembly, so if you decide it's too high or low after using your laptop on the stand, you'll need to take it apart to do so.

Fantastico per sostenere il pc durante i dj set, altezza regolabile, resistente facile da trasportare e da montare

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.

So stand arrived today, the image on Amazon is not the stand that is sold. Amazon very good to resolve this by return and refund. Having a look at the item, in the box I had 3 legs and the Bly one top! So no good to anyone