Laptop Stand with Phone Holder | Perfect for Laptops, MacBooks & Tablets with All Screen Sizes | Helps to Reduce Back and Neck Pain

Very sturdy. Well built. Folds compactly and extends easily. Can easily turn a coffee table into a work desk or a desk into a standing desk. Or it can just keep your laptop at the right height/angle while working. No issues with cables, etc. Has a built in phone holder. Easy to adjust. Only two minor issues: (1) you cannot get away from some wiggle when using the stand fully extended--and I do not think there is any way around that for this kind of product; (2) the phone holder holds it in a horizontal position and I would prefer vertical. As I said, very minor caveats.As mentioned in the title, I did not realize what I was missing until I tried this. It helps a LOT.

Order was fulfilled quickly. The stand is incredibly sturdy and adjustable to varying heights (quality metal). The hinges to adjust are tight so it take a small bit of effort - but that also means that I have no fear of the stand sliding down. So much better than stacking a bunch of books or using a flimsy stand! Plan to purchase a second one for my home office since this will be used at my workplace.(update) Purchased a second one for my office - still works great. Several colleagues of mine also purchased one and liked it.

Except for needing a little strength to unfold the stand, it sets up quickly and collapses for easy portability and storage. However, the description that it can extend to 21 inches is misleading. That measurement is if the stand is set up at a nearly 90 degree angle for a tablet. You would never be able to place a laptop on it at that angle. The true measurement is it adjusts from 2 to 13 inches. Pictured is a 14 inch HP Elitebook with a Samsung Galaxy 8 phone in a case. Besides being disappointed about the maximum height, the rubber on the cell phone stand could be deeper to accommodate cell phones and tablets with cases. My cellphone case is deeper than the approximately 1 centimeter of rubber. One of the rubber feet feels like it could peel loose with a little effort. Otherwise, it's a sturdy stand.

I got this for my MacBook Pro because it was sitting too low on the desk and was not ergonomic. Now, I'm able to sit and have the laptop at the correct height and doesn't hurt my neck. I was anxious to get it out of the box and start using it. Good product and excellent value...

I bought this to use during Zoom calls because I didn't like precariously balancing my laptop on boxes to raise it to eye level. It is very well made in aluminum, has nice rubber pads to keep my laptop in place and has a great range of height and angle it can be positioned to. The only "downside" is that it uses mechanical resistance to stay in position and the resistance is quite strong. They could have used thumbscrews or something similar at the pivot points but opted to go with simple resistance by making the "hinge" points very tight. It actually works great, though, and I can imagine that they opted not to use thumbscrews or something like them because they could unexpectedly loosen. Great product.

My office is opted not to get a standing desk, and so this has proved to be a godsend in order to help elevate my computer, and allow me better posture, and less strain on my shoulders and back. I also use it with a remote keyboard, and I find this the most helpful item that I have purchased for my worksite this year.

I use a stand-up desk at the office but the obVus Solutions laptop stand is a great addition for home use. The flexibility to adjust as well as the phone holder makes this the perfect laptop stand.

Sturdiness seems pretty good. It's not rock solid like a real standing desk but I can rest my hands on the laptop while using the stand and the stand doesn't move. That brings me to a medium-size downfall though, and the 'hooks' that keep the laptop from sliding out (if the stand is tilted) greatly interfere with typing. The hooks poke your wrists so much that if I hadn't found an alternate solution I would have already boxed this up and returned it. However, if you turn the stand around, facing the other way and use your laptop in a flat manner (unlikely to slip out) then the problem goes away. It does appear to be a major design oversight though.