MOFTLaptop Stand for Desk, Adhesive Laptop Stand with 2 Adjustable Viewing Angles, Foldable and Portable Computer Stand Compatible with MacBook Air, MacBook Pro 11"-16", Starry Grey

I've purchased two. My experience with the first was so good I bought another when I wore it out.The first purchase was in May 2019. It is now June 2022 and it finally wore out and needed to be replaced.I'd say three years of HEAVY DAILY USE and it held on for three years ? Sign me up.When I first purchased it, I was like no WAY is this flimsy thing going to hold up to the brutal wear and tear by a remote graphic designer. I expected my computer to tilt a bit when I typed, or it to be a bit off balance or straight up break. I was sooo wrong, this is my absolute favorite product I have ever purchased for my home office or computer. It stays put and when I furiously type the computer doesn't wobble at all.You can see that my old one (grey) started to separate from the seam. Other than that, looks absolutely brand new. The sticky did not wear out (although it hasn't been moved since I put it on the first time) and it removed clean with zero residue.The new one (blue) looks slick. Feels really sturdy and works just like the old one. The new one has air holes, which I appreciate. Since I use some heavy programs my MacBook Pro tends to get hot, so maybe this will help.I will say, I am not sure how well this will work with other brands of laptops. It is going to depend on how the notebook is balanced. Apple tends to take a lot of care in making sure their laptops are very well balanced. My friend bought this on my recommendation (he had an inexpensive windows notebook, same size as my MacBook Pro) and when he used the keyboard it wobbled a bit, only because the heavier components were in one of the back corners, making it unstable.Super happy with my purchase, Moft FTW !!!

It does what it is supposed to do. I much prefer typing on the low setting to typing on a flat surface. I much prefer watching videos or non-typing-heavy tasks on the tall setting. I could live without it, but I would miss it. If you have a larger laptop, make sure to get the larger size stand. My complaint is that this thing is not worth the price being charged for it — the manufacturer/seller is making a killing.

I got the first one as a gift and was skeptical. It turns out it is awesome! The two positions are just the right height. And it barely adds any bulk to the laptop.I had initially stuck it directly to my 15" machine, and when I got a cover for the laptop, I removed the MOFT and stuck it onto the cover. Still works great, though it looks a little worse for wear, but I would say it is reusable.I bought a second laptop (13" for traveling) and bought a second MOFT. Because it is that useful.

I have a 15" Surface Book 2, and this isn't ideal for it. As a laptop, the Surface Book is comparatively heavy in the back because so much of the computer is behind the detachable screen, and the screen is taller than most standard sizes. In a standard laptop configuration, this stand doesn't work well. It can pivot backward because of the weight of the screen. I wouldn't exactly say that this stand is great for 15" laptops, in general; it's a little too small.With that said, it is very sturdy for its size, and I'm not returning it because there's no downside to keeping it on the laptop. I used to own a 13" Surface Book, and this would've been perfect for that. For my 15" Surface Book 2, it's much better than nothing. It still gives me more options with practically no additional weight or thickness.With my laptop configured as an easel, it works well. The material this stand is made of is sturdy, and it couldn't be simpler to use. I can still set my laptop on a more permanent stand if I want, and this stand doesn't get in the way.Another caution would be that the front edge of the laptop might scratch the surface you've set your computer on. That's not a fault of this stand, and it depends on your laptop, but it's something to consider.

You can see in the photo that I use my laptop in different places even within the same room. On the far wall is a 65" TV I use as an extended desktop. I sit in a comfy chair there, with my laptop on a small stand so its camera sees me in video conferences. There, the MOFT lies folded flat on the stand.Next to the TV is my double bass, which I play standing up. That's why the laptop is on the kitchen counter, MOFT lifted low, so I can read, listen, and cast music to my stereo, etc., while standing up, going back and forth between the laptop and the bass.Left of the bass is my keyboard, which I play sitting on a low bar stool. I set the MOFT on its higher lift, on the keyboard much like I would set a music stand to read music -- except sheet music and lyric sheets tend to come on computer screens more than on paper these days. :-DI take my laptop to the studio in a backpack and boy am I glad there's no separate laptop stand to carry. MOFT just flops into flatness and into the pack it goes. I used to carry a good laptop stand that got left behind, or it scratched my laptop in transit, and everything else that Murphy's Law brings to bear to frustrate people who just want to get on with their work.One day I wished the MOFT was just a little further back because my laptop is 17 inches and MOFT recommends up to 16.5 inch screens. I figured I'd have to remove the MOFT and find a suitable adhesive to reattach it where I wanted it. To my surprise, the MOFT lifted off easily and reattached again in the new spot flawlessly. I know that MOFT said that's possible but I'm often disappointed when it comes to manufacturers' claims about adhesives. MOFT got this one right.And -- it looks cool in the studio. I got the jean finish.

Use it for my work computer and has help my back