OImaster Laptop Stand for Desk, Phone Stand, Extended Laptops Riser, Elevator, 3 Height Adjustable, Rotatable Base, 10-17 Inches

Hands down, that is the best addition to my portable insurance business! I love the durability & the flexibility of this product. It's well-built & portable, which ticks all the boxes for my particular needs. I would highly recommend this laptop stand. My only wish is that the cellphone arms had one long hole/slot for flexibility, if you look at ine of my pucs, you can see that my charging cord barely reaches, so I can't charge both phones while in their respective arms, otherwise, this stand is a solid 5 out of 5⭐️ indeed.

Works as the other reviewers have reported. However, the locks are rather stiff. Doesn't operate as smoothly as I would like.

This thing is like a Transformer. Looking at its compact form, it's hard to imagine how it can expand into a three-tiered laptop stand. And yet, after a bit of figuring out, it does. The moving parts and components are pretty cleverly designed that it's not obvious how to unfold everything. But once you figure each part out, it's pretty easy to unfold everything. My one complaint about the transforming phase of it is the locks to keep the legs open are a little hard to slide. It takes quite a bit of force to push the locks into position. And for a while there, I wasn't sure if they were meant to be moved at all. It's only the little embossed arrows and lock icons (and the diagrams in the instructions) that assured me I was supposed to slide the locks into place. Once unfolded and in use, my only other complaint is the tab that prevents the laptop (or keyboard) from sliding off is a bit much as it gets in the way of the space bar if you're using it as a keyboard tray. However, I imagine the designer saw people using this as a laptop stand mostly, so that tab has to be big enough to prevent a laptop from sliding off. So it's not really a complaint; more of a wish that the tab didn't get in the way of using the spacebar so much. For my purposes, the footprint of this contraption is a little too big for what I had intended. Yet, because of its quality, I am reluctant to return it. So to find a use for it, I'm using it as a keyboard tray for my Bluetooth keyboard. And for me, it definitely makes my keyboard much easier to type on in bed. For something with so many parts, it's fairly lightweight. My compliments to whoever designed this thing. There was a lot of thought and engineering put into it, and the result is very cool.

目線と同じ高さにパソコンを上げると眼精疲労がマシになると聞いて購入しました。 せっかく上げるなら下に物を置けるタイプが良いなと思い、２段にも３段にもなるこちらをチョイス。作りがしっかりしていて使い心地が良く、下にキーボードなどを収納できるので、空間を活用できて便利です。物自体はゴツくて重いですが、置いて使用するので問題なし。買って正解でした。

Overall this is a decent product. As with many things these days, the instructions are not the greatest, but also not the worst. There are good graphics to follow, I just found that when working with the stand I had to really search for the parts that move and figure it out by experimenting (with it being black, it's hard to distinguish the various parts). Again, not too difficult, but not that easy. As for the stand itself, it feels fairly stable but I wouldn't want to put too much strain on it. I like the different levels for tilting the top tray. I have a 17 inch laptop, which sticks out on the sides, but the stand is supporting it just fine. Due to the tight quarters on my desk, I am not able to extend the phone holder arms, so cannot comment on them. The one thing that I would have liked is for the middle level to be an actual shelf rather than just the arms. I have put a clipboard (but you could use any firm, flat "board") across the arms to create a shelf to set my phone and any notes I need handy on it. The bottom area is nice to tuck under little things that you may want to have handy, or paperwork that you need to get out of the way for a minute. I also like the little pen holder at the front of the tilt tray. I'm constantly trying to find where my pens end up, so this has been a nice way to keep them corralled and easy to access.