UGREEN Adjustable Laptop Stand for Desk, 360° Rotating, Ergonomic Portable Computer Stand Laptop Holder Riser Compatible with MacBook, Air, Pro, All Laptop 10-17", Gray

I've used UGreen products before and have always been pleased with their quality and this stand didn't disappoint.It feels sturdy and well built and even though it's made from aluminium, it definitely has a good weighty feel about it.The rubber pads on the stand do a good job of keeping my laptop in place and there's plenty of vents to help with cooling.It rotates easily - some reviews say too easily but I don't have an issue with it (there's are audible clicks as you rotate it which somehow enhances the quality feel). I've had some stands which are so hard to turn that the bottom of the base rotates on the table before the bit that rotates moves so I think they've probably got the balance about right.The height adjustment is quite stiff which is good if you don't need to adjust it once set up but it might be a bit annoying if you do want to adjust the height/angle on a more regular basis but other than a locking lever/clamp, there probably isn't any way to get that balance right that would suit every laptop & user.I use this on top of my sit/stand desk converter alongside an external monitor so I can use my laptop screen as a second monitor & it does this perfectly while not taking up too much space.

Very tough build quality, nice and stiff so no sudden movements. I brought two of theses now for thirteen inch tablet devices.Although the price went up by £15 within a week of purchasing the first one, this is still a great item

Sturdy but easy enough to adjust. We'll built from a company I trust. The turning feature is a great addition. A good size and worth the money. Excellent!

Really good stand, someone called 'Voice of Reason' wrote a great review and showed a picture of the stands only downfall which is a relatively weak spring meaning the stand rotates far too easily. The dimensions of the spring were 2mm in diameter by 8mm in length and it is okay in strength but could be stronger. I purchased a stainless steel compression spring, 3mm in diameter by10mm in length. This one was noticeably stronger. I replaced the spring and now it is an excellent stand.The only reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 stars was because I had to make modifications that cost me to make it a 5 star product.I don't think it would cost UGREEN very much to simply utilise a stronger spring. I am a fan of their product in large.

Good sturdy laptop stand. Might be too sturdy for some but you want a stand that will go the distance. The swivel function is a good addition. The stand has improved my posture resulting in less sore neck syndrome

Very good and sturdy stand for my laptop. I purchased 2 of them, one for myself and the other for my son. Happy with the purchase.

This laptop stand is of excellent quality. I like that it is aluminium, which allows my laptop to dissipate heat effectively even under heavy load, without the need for additional cooling fans. In fact, I believe this stand is doing a better job than my previous one, which did have a cooling fan. The underside cutouts allow the fans of my laptop to expel the hot air, while the aluminium handles the heat spread. Additionally, it looks really stylish, and the anti-slip pads prevent unnecessary movement and scratching of the underside of the laptop, keeping it both secure and cool at the same time.

This is a weird one. The arms for adjusting up and down are super strong and sturdy, you can't move them without intending to. But the spinning base, that is not so sturdy. It can be rotated with one finger, it is really not a particularly strong rotational locking mechanism. It audibly clicks when you move it too, and it kind of 'locks' in place, but not really, because it does rotate if you slightly touch it again.If you need the rotation, then this will be fine, you might get annoyed baby how easily it moves though. But if you don't need the rotation, just get the non rotating version. It has the same stiff arms but doesn't move if the wind blows too hard.Tightening the screws on the bottom also does nothing to tighten the rotation. I think if each click took more effort to move, this would be top stand of its kind. But for now, it is an expensive pivoting arm system on a cheap and flimsy rotational base.Edit: Have taken the thing apart because it annoyed me how weak it was. Pictured is the internal mechanism, basically a single tiny spring that makes it work.