HUANUO Adjustable Laptop Stand for 15.6” Laptops, Foldable Laptop Stand for Bed with 2 CPU Cooling Fans & Mouse Pad, Portable Laptop Riser, Ergonomic Computer Stand, Standing & Sitting Desk, HNLA8

I love my little desk, it's made pandemic school-from-home so much more comfortable. I have an older laptop, which is heavier than most modern laptops/tablets and it holds it weight no problem. One of the legs got broken accidentally, and when I asked the seller about how to purchase a replacement leg, and they IMMEDIATELY responded. I thought I was getting a replacement leg, but instead got a whole new desk!

I work on computer for over 8hrs everyday. I researched and compared this to many others and i got this not because of the price; all the "brands" had its flaws and this one is no different. If you put it on top of your desk so you can WORK STANDING its great and it is minimum the instability and the fan is very quiet and it id not bulky like others. I like that i can set the legs and see the angle im putting (it comes with a cheat sheet) What i really wish is that the Company would send me rubber casing for the legs, it does slide a bit but not too bad. I question the durability of any brands about the "joints" none will be different then this . Legs are metal but joints are plastic as all of others (the orange angle joint). Used this a lot and i find it a pain to change from using on top of my desk or laying on the couch. i also HATE how the mouse pad is just a hard plastic and it doesnt hold my mouse in place with an angle (it needs a groove at the bottom) i cant use this laying down (in a angle) I question the durability of this pad as well. its not well supported , its small and HORRIBLE to adjust it up and down ( feels like i will break everytime) . i work 8+ hours on computer, and this is a good alternative for who doesn't have a stand up desk. If the company would reach out to me to give an alternative mouse pad and some legs rubber i would had given more stars

This product is very sturdy. For the price, I expected it to be on the flimsy side but wonderfully surprised that it is sturdy. Sturdy enough to withstand my 150lb dogs who repeatedly swat at the stand to get my attention. Also, the various knobs to adjust seemed like overkill to me but I've found them very useful, including the blurb and pics in the instructions that give you the exact dimensions of common settings. nice touch! Finally, I clearly did not pay much attention to the description because I did not realize that the stand has a fan on it that you plug into the computer's USB port. It really works and it's silent. There are two fans. I sat outside under an umbrella but in 90 degree weather for 2 hours and my computer did not heat up. That is unheard of for my computer which will overheat in less than 30 minutes in warm weather.

Six months ago, I used this stand to convert my regular desk at home to a standing desk. It was economical, and I wasn't sure how I was going to like it, so I didn't want to spend too much. It was a little confusing to set up, but once I did, it was fine. It holds my laptop, it's charging dock, my mouse, and a very small backup drive. I have never been concerned about stability because it's on an actual desk. It's a bit wobbly side-to-side, but not to where I'm concerned about the safety of my laptop. And it turns out, I really like the how the standing desk helps my body feel less cranky from sitting while working.My main issue is that now, 6 months later, the legs have gradually slid/splayed apart, especially the left one which is about an inch off center now. I don't lean on this thing, so this has happened from the gentle pressure of my wrists barely touching it while typing. As a result, it makes a horrendous creaking noise often while typing and working. I'm going to have to find some way to anchor the two sides together so they don't splay apart, or eventually pay more for a stand that is more stable as far as the legs staying together goes.

Absolutely garbage. Broke the first time I used it. It's held together with tiny little screws held in place with a bit of glue. All I did was move the legs into place and put it over my lap and the leg snapped off. I didn't even put my laptop on it yet.The dumb thing is that this is the THIRD one that has broken on me. I brought two of these years ago (like, 8+ years ago) and they broke within a month. When I saw these again on Amazon I thought for sure they would be better, there was NO WAY that they would still be selling if they were still so fragile.But... My wife laughed at me when the thing broke before I could use it.Absolute garbage.

just what I needed to be able to use my laptop - vision problems had me avoiding using it because leaning over computer was straining my neck and giving me headaches - now that problem is solved - was able to set it up easily in a position that I can sit with good posture and type the way I learned to type on typewriters- they had keyboards set at an angle - attached the included mouse pad - its great - angle adjustable - helped me with my need to slide computer over a little and that made mousepad I was using too big for space on side - best thing I have done for myself for awhile - I do better communicating via written word - probably mildly autistic most of my life or due to brain damage from head injuries - was avoiding using computer for months since eye problem started up for above noted reasons - great to be able to get back to it - can't say enough about this product - very stable and very adjustable for different positions - thank youso much - got a bargain on it too

I really love this! I've had it for a week and am still figuring out my favorite settings, but it's been a life-saver for my neck during long Zoom calls. I also really love that it's easy to change into a standing desk. The only down side is that when it's at its highest, it's not a sturdy as I would like so you have to be careful to keep the weight even. The one down-side is that the screwdriver it comes with is not the right size to effectively put in the screws. We had to use our own, slightly bigger screwdriver, and then it came together quickly and easily.