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Has it's problems
Assembly was a bit of a struggle, as the machine drilled holes that screw the bridging tubes were out of alignment on each side, which meant the whole stand was unbalanced from the start. I eventually found a set of holes that lined up ok (only ok, not perfect). That aside, I found that it's a bit of a clunky bit of kit to travel with, hard to find a bag that fits it without breaking it down, needs a fitted foam flight case really. And finally the two arms where my laptop sits are super shallow. My 16" Macbook Pro feels like it could easily slip off, particularly when the the arms are perfectly level with each other. It did the job for a while, but I've since moved on to a better setup, so it's just gathering dust.
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Rusty bolts and screws
Came with rusty bolts and screws.
Still usable, but this thing must have been a long time in a warehouse or something.
Still usable, but this thing must have been a long time in a warehouse or something.
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it works but it ain't great
i have this on my standing desk for a while now and it does the job but i wouldn't buy it again. one of the screws already twists through (doesn't grip anymore) also it doesn't feel super stable and the lips are JUST big enough tho my macbook slipped over one of them once but didn't fall luckily. i bet there's better options out there
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Nothing special
First, there's no decent instructions on how to assemble this product. You can how ever figure it out fairly quickly. When assembled, this feels quite flimsy, and looks a bit bended. I have this attached to my table, and it then feels somewhat solid. I haven't tried placing this standing on a table, as I feel this might not be stable enough in that kind of use.
I really like the soft, foamy surface on the top pieces, it really helps to keep your laptop firmly on place. How ever, I haven't used this as a laptop stand, but I've had my groovebox on it. Also, this is really easy to attach to a table and to remove it too. This is also very light-weight, making it easy to transport from studio to a live gig, for example.
For the price this is ok, but just don't expect nothing fancy.
I really like the soft, foamy surface on the top pieces, it really helps to keep your laptop firmly on place. How ever, I haven't used this as a laptop stand, but I've had my groovebox on it. Also, this is really easy to attach to a table and to remove it too. This is also very light-weight, making it easy to transport from studio to a live gig, for example.
For the price this is ok, but just don't expect nothing fancy.
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The product is not very well made. The screws do not always fit properly and one of the plastic supports was not installed properly. I fixed it. Sorry for writing in English. My German is not good enough yet (but I'm working on it!)
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Dose the job
Its a bit of a faf putting it together, I have to do it before I get to a gig to save time, i do like the clamp option, it is well made, but my problem with it is that the lips that stop the laptop sliding forward are not big enough so my heavy dell keeps moving off.
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Great, Lightweight but time consuming.
A great stand that has the option to both clamp to a table (for example) or just just stand.
Very lightweight.
Can take a while to put together which can be annoying if you're moving it between venues or something.
Very lightweight.
Can take a while to put together which can be annoying if you're moving it between venues or something.
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okay for an affordable price
I feel this might not be stable enough in that kind of use.
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I would recommed to find a bit better laptop stand than these. They require to use those leg screws to make it to be stable. without the screws it feels really wobbly and iffy.
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