Setup never ends! Neither does the perpetual misery.Target Buyers: Engineers and Geometry TeachersNo exaggeration!The concept is incredible.The execution (a concept you may find appropriate for the designer) is horrible.The initial attraction is the flexibility to use the stand in a variety of positions. And this IS POSSIBLE. THEORETICALLY. For SOME of us.At first glance, the charts on the instruction sheet give the impression that the stand is easy to operate.The second and subsequent glances don't leave such a favorable impression. It doesn't matter whether it's the initial setup or each time you want to switch from one position to the next, you will find yourself depressing and releasing buttons and bending a series of interconnected legs while attempting to interpret the "easy" charts. And IF you are successful at accomplishing the setup on one side, you now must reproduce the entire configuration on the other side.There are many other products on the market which will get the job done without the frustration of this product.Do yourself a favor. Skip this product and buy one of the others!

I bought one. Tried it out. I almost dropped my laptop twice. The front ridge, designed to stop the laptop from sliding off, is quite high and unsuited for a modern, thin laptop in that it cuts into your wrists as you type. It might work with an older model with a thick body. It shakes at the lowest level you can set it to. I tried it at several heights, and it only worsens when you raise it. The mouse pad can't really be attached to the platform. I returned it for a refund.

As a designer, it irks me to see poor design in everyday objects. When I first saw this advertised on CBS Deals, I thought that's exactly what I need as health reasons have forced me to work on my laptop a lot in bed. 1) The stand is not well balanced because the feet are too narrow; they need to be broader to offer stability and handle the weight of a laptop on a bed or any surface. The weight of the laptop as well as your hands as you rest on the laptop will cause the stand to tip forward if you have the platform at an angle. 2) Any bed surface will be too soft for this contraption to sit securely on. 3) It is rickety, feels cheaply made, and unsecured. 4) The platform needs vent holes so the laptop doesn't get too hot. 5) They should have a feature on the platform edge to make it comfortable for your wrists to rest on when typing. It just has a hard edge that digs into your wrists and leaves marks. 6) The detachable plate to rest your mouse on is unusable and ridiculously cheaply made. The one that came with mine angles downward so the mouse slid right off. I had to use clamps and wrenches to straighten the angle of the plate so it would be level with the platform. (Insert eye roll) 7) There should be a lip all the way around the platform in case the stand tips (and it will) so there is some added protection against the laptop sliding off the edge of the platform. Terrible quality and not at all what I was hoping for. I wish I could return it but I live internationally and it would cost me more to ship it back. What a waste.

The product did not stand up to the studiness and they made it look like it was wide enough to also put your arms/wrist on the table beside the computer.AGAIN I WANTED TO RETURN IT - BUT THEY HAD ROADBLOCKS EVERYWHERE. They say free returns and I'm trying to return it a couple a days after I bought it and still can't return itSTAY CLEAR OF THIS PRODUCT