Wood Stand for Mac Mini and Mac Studio,Walnut MacMini/MacStudio Accessories,Handmade Mac Desktop Stand Holder Dustproof Heat-Disspation Mount (Black Walnut)

Looks and fit fine.I do wish it had holes on all four sides just to be safe. I use this between the Studio and the external fan I already had just for some extra air anyway when gaming and such.https://www.amazon.com/Radiator-Cooling-Enhancement-Modified-Overclock/dp/B09ZYPVMLK/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1Y5SHY66TWR3I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.n20FVAGfLX-G8pmOiOiVDxqiIxksW3ws9lb_D2JhMLELtCIQlz1KT8tRkKcGQzQgYVEiYRlH-kkG3g9gMcmN2mKrttXYOd_qA-Ki2b10wLbUoPeFgLMV9ux0nbqX3IXgaGI2rd_yuROIh3kmvwRnMMejpW1nYjF7mpTzc2IGuNg.-AELjIsDYVkfaIo3hw2ef0FlHuLc8wN0cbk7u6FKREE&dib_tag=se&sprefix=yoqanr%2Bmac%2Bmini%2Bradiator%2Bcooling%2Bfan%2Bwind%2Bspeed%2Benhancement%2Bmodified%2Bdouble%2Bdeck%2Bacrylic%2Bchassis%2B%2Cmini%2Bradiator%2Boverclock%2Bbase%2Bwith%2B12cm%2Bsilent%2Bfan%2Caps%2C170

Its well made and looks really cool under the mac mini.

This is a nice-looking stand made out of real wood. It’s smooth and well-finished with no splinters or sharp edges. I’m using it to help increase the airflow to my 2021 Mac Mini, which I use in a small home studio in which temperatures can soar—particularly during the summer. If this helps keep my Mac a bit cooler, it’ll be a great addition to my studio.As the other review mentioned, the bottom of my Mac doesn’t really fit into the cutout—that’s why I’m docking a star from this otherwise well-made and attractive stand. In practice, this isn’t a real problem unless you’re likely to pull on a cable. In that event, I could see your Mac sliding right off the stand. I keep mine on a shelf above my workspace, so I’ll have to be careful not to pull it down onto myself. I might add some silicone bumpers to the top of the stand to keep my computer from sliding around.

I like it because it works good and i like the design

Works, quality, great air ventilation.

The stand looks great, the fit is close enough, however, it's not flat. It's about a quarter of an inch off and so the computer rocks around when trying to plug in cables or sd cards. I expected much much better for the price.Ideally I'd love if all four sides had holes for airflow, but I would have been happy if it was flat.

Until I saw the entry for the Hazevaiy Wood Stand for Mac Mini and Mac Studio, I never stopped to think that my Mini, which I installed in my typing drawer more than a year ago, has been unseen and unremarked ever since. I reach under the ledge, press the button, listen for the familiar blast of unique Apple sound, and then I write, read, and surf, never worrying about the comfort of the unit that I trust with my precious work.Immediately, I reached down there to feel the wood under and over the Mini—it is a close fit—and breathed easier to know that it showed no particular warmth. But there was dust and considerable cat hair.Anyone who has cats knows that you can't escape your cats when on the computer. instead, they are magnetically drawn to you. Two of my three have demanded their baskets be placed on my large desk. The third cat passes through several times during the session, which means putting his giant Maine Coon feet daintily across the keyboard and blocking out the screen as effectively as an eclipse—coming and going. The other two, the ever-present two, are old and shedding copiously. The larger one, when he demands my attention after his many naps, slides into my section, plants himself centrally above the keyboard, and dares me to read the screen around him. Rowdy sheds so horribly that my breathing on him can cause clouds of tiny hair shafts to take to the air.So you see, my Mini did have an unaddressed enemy. I vacuum the desktop, the screen, and the cat daily (possible now only because Rowdy has gone deaf and doesn't remember that he used to be afraid!) However, the drawer never gets more than a cursory pass with the vacuum before I put the machine away. When I peeked under there, I realized more hair than was appropriate was underneath.Since I set the Mini on the stand, I have checked for heat because now there is more space below the unit, but less above. Heat continues not to be an issue because of the holes drilled into the base. Air now circulates over, under, and around the Mini. This can only be a good thing. Because there is more space down there, I vacuum daily and more effectively. I can get far more cat hair sucked up than in the past, also a good thing. Both my Mini and I will be less bothered by cat hair almost everywhere—except on my lap and stomach when Rowdy finishes his stare-down and demands another lap hold. Mini gets the last laugh by being able to hide from Rowdy in the drawer, awaiting its next vacuum.I really do recommend this attractive and useful stand for owners of Minis, whether their Mini toils away in darkness or in the light for all to see. The stand itself is an addition to your desk, an attractive, well-made piece that shows off your good taste to use and protect a Mac. (Sorry. I figure PC'ers wouldn't read this far.) I've been a Mac user for thirty years. In all this time this stand has been the first opportunity I've had to do my Mac a long-overdue favor. It's high time I gave my Macs a good thank you for all the years and all the joy.

Will I ever be able to tell if it's working? NO. It does raise the computer up and makes it easier to plug things into it.

it is fragile piece of wood and it is not rapped probably it delivered to me broken , beside my mac mini is rocking on it so its not the perfect fit as advertise.