onn Black Adjustable Aluminum Laptop Stand

Just what I needed. Solved two issues for me. Keeps my laptop stable in one position and keeps my laptop cooler. The fan on my laptop turned on frequently laying flat on the desk, now rarely it come on. Well built l, very stable.

Nice, strong

Very nicely made.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am up and down at work all day and constantly leaning over to see my screen was killing my lower back. This was so simple I just set it next to my work station and when I'm moving a lot I have my laptop at eye level. Once I sit down I simply take it down and back on the desk it goes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using the Onn Adjustable Laptop Stand, and it's been really helpful for making my workspace more comfortable. The adjustable height and angles make it easy to find a position that feels right, especially during longer work sessions. It feels sturdy and holds my laptop securely, and I like that it helps improve airflow to keep things from overheating. It's also easy to fold and store when I'm not using it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is very well built, with silicone feet for a non-slip stand. Product can hold different size tablts,laptops, books etc. I like this stand because what ever I put on it feels secure. I can adjust the height and the angle for easy to read view. I like this product very much.

a lot different in person but still cool. Walmart takes good pics lol, but the wrench to adjust this item wasn't present, so it remains in the collapsed locked position, unusable for now. Bummer.

Holds up the laptop fine. But, when I type on my keyboard on the desk, the laptop shakes. Any small movement of the desk is amplified and the screen shakes.

I like the stand - I think it will do what I need it to. But I am VERY disappointed in the way the angles (height and tilt) are adjusted: You have to use the allen wrench that was included with the stand, to loosen the nuts at all the joints, and then try to hold it in place with one hand while you tighten the lugnuts. Not an easy thing to do - the nuts are close to the base or the tray, so you can't see the nut - you have to do it "by feel" so it is hard to seat the wrench. then you can't move the wrench more than an inch before you have to take off the wrench and do it again. I had envisioned a "release lever" that would unock the joints so you could move it around and then lock it in place. it took me a few tries (loosening the bolts and then tightening them back up) but it is what it is. if I saw a similar product out there I would probably buy it, but this is the only one that has a swivel at the base. At least the swivel moves freely! I took a photo of the made looking underneath my laptop, at one of the "legs" from the inside, where you loosen the nuts. - I wanted to make sure you can see the nuts on both joints. very awkward to get your wrench in there without being about to move the height.

Didn't even open. Way too heavy for a lap desk