MOFT Laptop Stand for Desk, Adhesive MacBook Computer Stand with 2 Adjustable Viewing Angles, Foldable and Portable Laptop Riser Compatible with 11"-16" Laptops, Starry Grey(Adhesive Version)

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 !!!

Hard to beat this light weight design. High quality and provides the necessary strength and height/angle adjustments for my MacBook Air 13. Works well on desk, and even on lap, making it versatile and can easily be taken on the go setups.

This is perfect for someone that is constantly on the move with their laptop. I use it on a MacBook Pro 16 and work from every possible location: on the couch, work desk, home desk, laying in bed, coffee shops. This stand is invisible when you don't need it and quick and sturdy when you do.

I like the portability of this a lot, and the fact that it doesn't add any weight to speak of to my laptop when I'm carry it in my laptop case. It's a very clever concept and I'm glad I saw a commercial for this laptop stand. I have arthritis in both wrists, so having my laptop at an angle makes typing much more comfortable for me, so now I can use it a lot more when I'm out and about.I did have a little trouble at first trying to figure out how to get it to fold properly to provide the desired angle, but that's a me problem, not a problem with the product. It comes with a diagram showing how it's supposed to work, but I have a terrible time with spatial tasks because of a neurological condition. Not the product's fault at all. My best friend didn't even need to look at the diagram to figure it out, so I feel comfortable saying that it'll be fairly easy for most people.I first applied it completely off-center, but it was very easy to remove and re-apply correctly and removing it once doesn't seem to have impacted its adhesiveness at all. The only slight complaint I have about it is that, if I put too much weight/pressure on one side of the keyboard, it does wobble a little bit. That doesn't seem to have damaged the stand at all or anything, so it's a minor complaint, and my laptop is on the large side of what is recommended for this particular stand. Overall, it's a very handy little product that makes typing for long periods of time a lot more comfortable, and as I said, I love the portability of it. Traditional laptop stands don't exactly lend themselves to being tucked in a laptop case or backpack and this one very much does.

Day 1 (April 16, 2020): I immediately installed this on my 2019 MacBook Pro 16" laptop when it came in. I was drawn to the idea of improving posture from the heightened screen - and I do feel the improvement that the stand offers in my posture. Right now, it works well - as of one day of use. When set to the higher position I was afraid it would be a bit wobbly but I really don't notice at all. I rest my palms on the sides of my touch-pad and type from there - my palms don't really lift up and the typing experience it just a good as it was, if not better. When I intentionally move the laptop I notice a bit of fault of the stand. It's not wobbly but it swivels from the build of the stand being a bit flexible. The stand twists under the laptop when this happens. Another thought: when the stand is not in use (as it sits under the laptop, folded) the laptop's rubber feet do not sit on surfaces. So I anticipate the stand to get dirty from not being in use due to this. I personally don't so much mind it, but is worth noting. I can't personally evaluate the build quality after one day of use but I would like to return and complete the review after more use. Stay tuned.Day 35 (May 21, 2020): Still operates the same as day one - it as been holding up well. I have noticed a few things that weren't initially something I really cared about but want to highlight for others that may find it a problem. When folded and attached under the laptop, the stand is the only thing making contact with the service it's on. Originally it seemed that it would pick up a lot of dirt because of this, but I actually haven't noticed it get any dirtier.

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.