RockJam Portable DJ Laptop Stand With Adjustable Height, Anti-Slip Design, Works for Laptops, Controllers and CD players

I don't travel with this- just making sure I preface with that.I bought this because I wanted a laptop stand for my desk with a very high rise to get my screen at eye level. I have experience in AV, so was familiar with this style of stand- I chose this one over the similar Pyle model because my experience with pyle is hit-or-miss.It's fantastic! very sturdy, good build quality, and size and configurations are awesome. Great packaging with closed cell foam, NOT STYROFOAM make it really easy to incorporate this into your tech kit or any other flight case. thick gauge steel has me convinced this is definitely a roadworthy piece of kit.My only marks for it are:- On assembly, one of the width extensions had a really bad thread. I was able to work through it, but it was a bit of a pain verging on considering a return. It had either got shot with paint or was not deburred.- You get one set of little non-slip foam stickers. one. So either use it on the bottom "feet" or put them where the laptop goes if yours doesn't have rubber feet where the supports lie. but only one or the other. I ended up using some spare adhesive-backed foam for speaker grill surrounds and it works great, just keep it in mind if you laptop's bottom is smooth.

I wasn't sure that this stand would hold my Moog Slim Phatty but it does the job well. The metal that stand is made of is bendable which allowed me to straighten it out a little. It looked crooked after assembly but that proved to be no issue. This is only $20 so you really can't expect too much. My only gripe is that I would like the front 2 arms to be adjustable, I would like to move them back about 4". I might cut them off and drill a couple holes to achieve this. All in all - really good stand for the money!I did end up cutting the front 2 shelves about 4 1/2" back and bolting the front 2 lip pieces under the remaining shelf piece with bolts on the sides to shorten the shelf and move the Slim Phatty back. It's way better now!

I needed this to raise laptop and leave space under for music equipment and it's great. Has 2 options, you can put the legs on or tighten it to the back of the desk and then it just extends about 4" and that's great to leave space under. Didn't run into any issues putting it together. Has slight wobble but pretty sturdy when typing and opening/closing laptop.

Really good. I've anchored mine by clamping it to the table top and it's super sturdy and barely wiggles. But it does wiggle a bit if you don't clamp it but not really a problem. This design has is used under many brands but this seems to be just as good as the same design offerred for double. It could have more of those soft neoprene pads. i used one to cushion the clamp and use one as nonslip for the laptop face. I cut it into pieces to spread it out. But the entire laptop stand should have a neoprene nonslip surface. For the price more than satisfied.

Sturdy, Lightweight, and User-Friendly - A Good Pick for DJs!The RockJam Portable DJ Laptop Stand was a breeze to set up, thanks to its clear and concise instructions. It's sturdy, holding up well under the weight of my DJ controller, yet it’s light enough to transport without any hassle.While I’m pleased with its overall functionality and design, a dedicated spot for a light would have been a great addition for those night-time gigs. It's a solid choice for anyone in need of a reliable stand for laptops, especially for DJs on the go!

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Just okay, Didn't sit flat and would require a lot of bending and twisting to get straight