S SKSTYLE Vertical Laptop Stand Holder, Desktop Aluminum MacBook Stand with Adjustable Dock Size(2 Slots), Fits All MacBook, Surface, Chromebook and Gaming Laptops (Up to 17.3 inches), Black

This stand is very versatile because it has screws on the the bottom to adjust the divider. After adjustment my work docking station and laptop fit perfectly. This makes unplugging when you have to go to the office a breeze.

I have 2 very large laptops (one of them could sprain your wrist if you dont lift it properly) and they were taking up way too much space being stored in an ugly magazine rack for the past few years. Not to mention, I dont think its good to store the machines on their ends like that (see the last picture for an example of the old storage solution). This lil guy is a sturdy metal, with solid screws, and an allen wrench (included) for adjusting the slot width. Thats a good thing, because one of the machines is about twice as thick as the other, but since the slots are now custom fit they are securely seated in the holder, but still pull out easily. The bottom has a non-slip, non-scratch foam surface that adds another layer of security and distances the screws from the tabletop - the designers thought this through! Im looking forward to getting a second one for my other machines - now that I see I have loads of space left on this tiny table!

Great for holding the stove covers on the counter when preparing to cook or use the stove. No more storing the covers on the floor between the chairs.

Great addition to keep the office organized Easy to custom fit your tech gear

When the package arrived, I thought there might have been a mistake, because this thing is heavy! Its got to be around 1 to 1 & 1/2lb or so? Impressively sturdy. Came with an allen key for adjustment. There are grippy surface pads ont he bottom, It worked out perfectly, I used it as a stand for 2 micro mini pcs. Theyre locked in and going nowhere. I think Im going to grab a couple more of these for other devices. Well done!

I have a thing for stands and go though a number of them, this one is made of a good solid metal block and is adjustable to fit older and new thin computers, but it still uses hex screws that need a tool to adjust and is not so easy to get the right sized slot with out a few attempts, the newer stands have tool less screws and are much easier to adjust, but if you dont mind having to do the extra steps, this is a solid stand once you have it dialed in.

I use this for my 16 MacBook Pro and 12.9 iPad Pro. Keeps it upright and sleek looking.

I ordered this for charging my kids school Chromebooks because they always had them stacked in places where they were either likely to fall or likely to have something dropped onto. This helped keep the chromebooks out of the way and saved space at the same time. The unit itself is heavy and base is covered in a grippy rubber coating that keeps your furniture from getting scratched and also keeps the base from sliding around, with or without laptops inserted the base stays in place. Its made of aluminum or an aluminum alloy and has smooth finish that looks good anywhere you keep it. The distance between the plates is set with an included allen wrench that youll need to keep on hand if you ever need to make adjustments, unless you have another wrench or set on hand. There arent any markings on the top or bottoms to adjust the gap, so youll just need to eyeball it or in my case, I just used a stack of credit cards slightly wider than the width of the hinge side of the chromebooks. If there were anything that I wouldve like to have seen would probably be more ventilation (such as holes or cut outs) in the vertical pieces since these solid pieces of metal limit airlfow.

Very nice product. Very sturdy and easily holds my 13 iPad and 14 MacBook Pro.

Really impressed with this stand, very sturdy, heavy. Holds my macbook and my giant workstation 17 dell laptop easily. I was worried that my work laptop was going to be too heavy for this, but it has no problem at all with it. The only issue i have with this is that the top edge is a bit sharp. Unless you are super precise with placing your laptop in there, it hits the metal top every time. I wrapped it in some electrical tape so that its not metal on metal contact.