ORICO ST10 360° drehbarer, faltbarer Laptopständer

This laptop stand is very sturdy and it moves with ease. It has many options to get it into the position that works best for you.I found I can compress it down and it works nicely while sitting on the sofa watching TV and using your laptop. It holds any position you put it in without collapse. When I'm at my desk, I find I prefer it up higher and more of an angle for comfort in seeing the monitor. There are no burrs, snags, or any impediments with the metal construction of this stand. It's quality. It's by no way thin and flimsy. I'm glad I chose this stand and it's a great price point for a quality laptop stand.

I love this thing. Full stop.I’m using it with a ThinkPad X1 Carbon and it holds it perfectly — zero drama, zero wobble, zero “is this about to tip?” moments. For a standing desk setup especially, this is money. Height adjustment is smooth, angle adjustment is easy, and the 360° rotation is chef’s kiss.The rotation tension is dialed in just right. It’s not loose where your laptop spins every time you type, and it’s not so tight that you need two hands and a minor engineering degree to move it. It stays put while typing and rotates smoothly when you actually want it to.Build quality is exactly what you’d expect from aircraft-grade aluminum. Solid. Stable. The hinge holds position without sagging, and the base feels reinforced enough that you’re not nervous leaning into the keyboard. Supports my 14” without even blinking.Cooling? The open-frame design absolutely helps. No heat trap underneath. Airflow is legit.Foldable design is a nice bonus too — collapses down clean if you want to reclaim desk space.I’ve owned other Orico products for years and they’re still going strong, so this brand already had my trust. This stand just reinforces that.Anti-slip pads grip well, protect the desk, protect the laptop — no sliding, no scratching.Bottom line:Works exactly like they say it does. Stable, adjustable, well-built, and perfect for an ergonomic standing desk setup. If you’re running something like an X1 Carbon (or any 13–17” laptop), this is an easy recommendation.