Rain Design 10032 mStand Laptop Stand, Silver (Patented)

This stand is fantastic. The swivel is a must, and works well. Can store a bluetooth on the base when not using. Would buy this product in again in a heartbeat. The height is very good bringing to eye level, allowing hours of easy use.

I have a Macbook 13 and this stand is perfect.

Excellent product that keeps my MBP cool. Seems like it will last forever. Definitely recommended.

very nice and easy .looks very good.

Though this is a great product in theory, its bulkiness and weight doesnt make it worth the price or purchase for me. I used it to alleviate eye and jaw pain that i got from craning my neck downwards when using my Macbook Pro, but I really couldve used a few textbooks for the same thing. Because this doesnt fold, it isnt easily transportable and is too bulky for a backpack or tote bag.

Made using a laptop with external keyboard much easier. Good height, hole/cable tidy. Quick delivery from interstate seller.

Lovely design, sturdy and high-quality but I wish it were adjustable. It doesnt raise my laptop high enough to be eye level and I am only 57

The color matches perfect to my Mac, its of high quality and it holds my 13 Mac just perfect. Your wont be disappointed.

I was hesitant to buy this because of the price but it is well worth every penny you spend on this. I love elevating my laptop and using apple magic keyboard and trackpad. It helps my long paper writing times and working on the laptop as it rises my screen right next to a raised second monitor. I highly recommend those who works on their laptop. This is perfect for macbook pro 15inch as our screens a decent size to work long hours on.

While this stand is a bit on the expensive side, it really is nice. The aluminum looks great with the Macbook, a perfect match, with the coutout on the front exactly matching the lid opening cutout on my 15 MBP. The aluminum is also very good at removing heat from the MacBook and keeps it running cool. Even though the stand is angled, the MPB screen opens enough to be vertical (and even slightly tilted back), though I generally run it in clamshell mode.