Category
Stands that change viewing height and airflow, and their effect on typing and cables.
2 published products
Orientation
A stand solves one problem: screen height. Everything else, including typing angle and cable reach, is a consequence you have to accept. Decide first whether you want to use the laptop keyboard or an external one.
Coverage
Each entry links to verified specifications, sources and alternatives.
Height: 25 cm, 10 inches, standing. 12 cm at 25 degrees, 19.4 cm at 45 and 25 cm at 60
A folding sit-stand laptop desk that raises a laptop to ten inches, works as a lap desk and a riser, and folds flat to half an inch.
Height: 150 mm, 5.9 inches
A fixed-height aluminium laptop stand that raises the screen and improves airflow under the chassis.
Related research
One recorded alternative to the MOFT Z: the Rain Design mStand, a fixed 150 mm aluminium riser that needs an external keyboard and never folds.
Two recorded stands: the MOFT Z, which folds flat to 1.3 cm and tilts three ways, and the mStand, a fixed 150 mm aluminium block.
The Rain Design mStand records that an external keyboard is required, with a fixed height and no adjustment.
The MOFT Z records a folded thickness of 1.3 cm and a weight of 960 g against the mStand's 1.46 kg fixed block, with no recorded stability figure.
The decisions behind a laptop stand, with the fixed-height Rain Design mStand used as the worked example. It is the only stand this catalogue covers.
A folding sit-stand that raises a laptop to 25 cm through three angles, folds flat to 1.3 cm and weighs 960 g, read from its manufacturer page.
A fixed-height aluminium laptop stand with no adjustment and a recorded need for an external keyboard, reviewed from its recorded height, material and.
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