Kensington Easy Riser – Notebook stand

Posted by Notcot on Apr 11, 2010 in PCs & Laptops |

Average Rating: 4.5 / 5 (68 Reviews)

Product Description
An easel type notebook riser with a range of angles from 3, 10, 17 stepped up to 40 deg. Folds flat for mobility

  • Kensington Easy Riser Stand for Notebook Ref 60112
    • Easel type notebook riser• Range of angles from 3°, 10°, 17° and stepped up to 40°• Folds flat for mobility

Kensington Easy Riser – Notebook stand

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5 Comments

Mr. P. J. R. LEWIS
at 6:22 am

For this kind of money you wouldnot expect a functional quality piece of equipment.I have seen several laptop stands made of plastic that are so flimsy that they wobble when you place your computer on them.

This easy rider is made of plastic but of a quality that could easily command a higher price.It has four separate settings depending on your computer and is held together by a control knob on the side.Even the rubber supports have a quality feel about them.

If like me you were searching for a good value no frills stand that if treated carefully will last many years then here it is.

A real nice touch is that the support leg folds flat into the main stand to leave a totally flat package for easy transport.

Buy this stand with confidence you will certainly not be disappointed I wasnt and at this price its excellent value aswell.
Rating: 5 / 5


 
Small Scale
at 8:23 am

Having felt the start of neck strain from looking down at my laptop screen, I decided to buy the Easy Riser to get the screen lifted up towards eye level. The construction and locking mechanism are sturdy and built to last, and would be perfect for any laptop up to about 15″ screen size.

Unfortunately, my laptop is a Sony Vaio FW11 with a 16.4″ screen size and quite a deep chassis. As a result, the back of the laptop hangs over the back of the Easy Riser. This weight hanging over the back causes the front to lift up slightly, so that the laptop looks like it might slip over the front lip altogether. Not something I want to risk with a 1300 quid laptop.

That said, I’m sure the Easy Rider would be perfect for smaller laptops which don’t have such a deep chassis.

Rating: 3 / 5


 
C. J. Gluskie
at 10:09 am

Like the other reviewers say this stand is solid, simple and extremely effective. I am sure there are many more on the market that are more expensive and less effective.

I wanted a good, solid effective laptop stand…I am glad I bought this one!
Rating: 5 / 5


 
Mr. R. Robb
at 11:29 am

This item is excellent. I was slightly nervious at the manufactures description of a notebook stand. I have a laptop and the stand has made a huge difference to my sitting and reading position. Exactly as I wanted, and the quality of the plastic as other reviewers have said is superb. A great deal for very little money.
Rating: 5 / 5


 
Mr. S. D. Neale
at 1:43 pm

Have a 17″ widscreen laptop which it supports effortlesly, the laptop temperature has dropped considerably, the cooling fan doesnt need to run anymore (why buy a cooler?)- my neck, back and shoulders don’t ache so much – its sturdy – portable – it fits in my laptop ruck sack – easy quick and simple to put up – cheap…probably buy another one to leave at work because i sometimes forget to take it to work with me… what more do you want?
Rating: 5 / 5


 

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