PHILIPS Ultra-Thin Portable Laptop Stand, Vented Aluminum Design, Slip Resistant, Space Saving Style, Work from Home, Office, Travel, Notebook Holder, Ergonomic, DLK0100M/37

The media could not be loaded. I literally searched for 2 weeks trying to find a stand for my 16-in laptop. I contemplated getting stick on pads and everybody says they fall off and if you have the pads since this is a two-in-one laptop I wouldn't be able to fully open it and put it into tablet mode because if there was anything glued to the back it wouldn't fully open. And actually wasn't even thinking of that when I was contemplating on buying some stick on pad feet. After all is said and done I can even say that this thing is even better than I expected. You can literally put it in to the tiniest little case for your laptop and it will fit right behind it like it's not even there. Use it don't use it with your laptop at least nothing's permanently adhered to your laptop that way. My laptop was 16 in and it looks like this would even work for an 11 in and up to 17 in. Highly recommended.

I love it, my laptop doesn’t get too hot and it’s very ergonomic. It feels firm, I can type and the laptop doesn’t move an inch.

Its the perfect size for a regular size desk, sturdy and convenient for any laptop. Would recommend to anyone especially if you want to have this alongside your desktop computer.

I have a 15-inch laptop I'm using at the dining room table. I wanted to slightly raise the back of my laptop so that the webcam angle was slightly better during online teaching. Trusting the Philips name (though surprised that they were selling laptop stands), I decided to try this out.What I particuarly like is that despite folding up flat and being highly portable, it's also quite sturdy. It has a really solid feel, and I don't worry a bit about my laptop sliding around. "Grippers" (the product description says plastic but I think they feel more like silicone) hold the laptop in place on the stand, and hold the stand steady on my table.I've used it several times now and have been really satisfied by the stability. My only complaint: the grippers are attached to the stand with an adhesive. One of the grips (actually, one at the hinge where the two metal parts meet) is beginning to peel off. I've pressed it back on and perhaps it will be fine. But it seems a bit early to be running into this problem.That minor issue aside, I'm really happy with this stand.

This Philips Accessories Ultra Thin Laptop Stand is almost a work of art.For those who need only the slightest elevation of the laptop and desire a lightweight, artistically posed, beautifully finished laptop stand, it's difficult to imagine a better choice. It is light enough and economical of space that it would travel nicely in a laptop backpack or briefcase, although this does not represent my use of the product.It of course will not allow you to stow books or supplies under your laptop. That would require a stand that elevates more. But it will allow your laptop to cool effectively and provides a nice angle of view from arm's length or farther.It is not adjustable, but you don't buy minimalist if you want that kind of functionally.This is really beautiful piece, completely functional for what it promises.

I got my Alien laptop in several weeks ago and have not taken it out of the box yet. I figured when I got better situated and organized, I could unbox it. I can also use it on my Surface laptop. I have a laptop for just about any stand. I have my favorites and my not so favorites to use, same with the laptop stands. This one is the right size for the Alien and it holds it well.

This is a nice laptop stand if you're trying to elevate your laptop screen a couple of inches. For me, elevating it made it easier to watch videos or movies better. It also elevated the camera to a better angle for virtual get-togethers with my friends. The Philips Ultra Thin Stand also feels relatively sturdy. There's no height adjustability but I believe that if you're doing a lot of typing, anything higher would require you to flex your wrist awkwardly. Unless you have some type of support cushion to elevate your hands/wrist while typing, I'm sure the constant bend in your wrist would begin to feel tight after a while. I've attached a couple of photos here. Hope it helps with your decision!

The media could not be loaded. Great product. It’s sturdy, compact, reliable, and sits at a comfortable and fixed angle for the wrists. I got it to help reduce stress on my wrist and it has cut out laptop-use wrist pain for me.