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

very sturdy, good grip and feels nice and matte.

What it is: Machined aluminum adjustable laptop/tablet stand for 2 devices. Includes silver finished aluminum stand, hex wrench, rubber pads on bottom and on all sides of the slots. Will also work as a stand for tiny form factor PCs. Why I like it: Our music room has limited desk space. This adjustable base allows me to securely store 2 devices (Lenovo Ultrabook and iPad Pro) with ease. The adjustable sides accommodate a wide range of devices, and the wide base keeps them stable. The rubber pads on the base and device slots prevents scratches, and the silver finish matches my other gear. Overall, a cost effective stand to store your mobile devices!

Update: The seller reached out and explained that you can adjust the slots by removing the screws at the bottom. I’m not sure what devices this is meant to work for but it doesn’t fit my MacBook Pro with a case and it doesn’t fit my XPS laptops without a case or cover. And because of this it takes a lot of effort to pull them out of the slots. The only thing I can comfortably fit in the slots is a tablet. Gave it 3 stars for the build quality.

I have a 14 Dell laptop provided by my workplace and my personal 14 MacBook Pro. For my desk setup I have a Samsung 49 ultra wide that I have connected to a Dell Thunderbolt dock. This stand fits nicely right on top of the Thunderbolt dock allowing me to easily switch between plugging in my work laptop or my MacBook and being able to utilize all of my peripherals between the two machines. Cable clutter is cut to a minimum and theres plenty of free space on my desk now that it is not being taken up by laptops. The stand also looks nice and has a good weight to it being entirely made up of metal. The slots that hold the laptops are adjustable with a set screw on the bottom and have silicone pads on the inside so that your laptops wont get scratched.

The only negative is my Lenovo Legion gaming laptop shape fits, but not really well. (This is due to the shape of the laptop.) However, my MacBook, iPad, and other devices (with a more consistent shape) all fit really well. The stand is heavy enough that it stays in place, and the rubber on the surface helps prevent getting any scuffs or scratches on your devices. Also, the width of both sides of the stand are independently adjustable, so despite my Legion not fitting very well due to the shape (and thicker hinge than the very back that makes it awkward for this), it can still fit. I wont be using this for that specific laptop though, but this stand will be very useful to store the MacBook and iPad Pro within easy reach, while taking up minimal space.

Admittedly, I was a bit skeptical when I first received this product however, it really does the job. It’s very stable, it’s very sturdy and the look and feel of the product is very high-quality. It’s very heavy so there would be a real low, basically, no chance of it collapsing whatsoever. It also looks like it’s adjustable as well so you can adjust the width of the pieces to hold something that might be thicker or thinner on the base. I’ve been using it ever since and it’s been just right for my needs.

So many things these days are mass produced at the cheapest possible cost; oftentimes delivering something far below a quality anyone would want. This item Im sure is mass produced, and Im sure they are making money on it even at current price of $19, but they didnt skimp on the materials. Its very solid metal, heavy (important for holding up your devices) and is lined with a very nice grippy grey rubber. This holds my tablet and ultralight 14 laptop just fine while charging, ready to drop into my go bag on the fly. I read long ago in some productivity book to never store your papers in a stack on your desk or a table; store them on their side so you can leaf through and grab anything, at any time. I like to think this is the new, digital version of that concept.

I use this to hold my laptop and the docking station on my desk. I like that it has screws on the bottom since it’s adjustable, so the slots will lock into place. It works very well and is very sturdy.

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.

Really well waited and adjustable for a snug fit. Im working on changing out one work comp for another and the space is super tight--this came in handy just in time! If anyone bumps my desk, I know my new laptop is pretty secure until it settles in to its final resting place once IT calls me back! Yea! to included allen wrench!