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The best laptop stands you can buy in 2023 1. Lavolta Laptop Table Desk: Most versatile laptop stand We assess the build quality of each stand by pushing it to its physical limits without actively seeking to break it and test how stable it is on a hard, flat surface. If the stand can be adjusted, we’ll put it through its paces at every available viewing angle and position, using various sizes of laptops to ensure that a stand is suitable for the range of laptops it’s stated to be compatible with. While the base has a length of 7.8 inches (198mm) and a width of 9.9 inches (251mm), the stand’s laptop tray is 8.8 inches (223mm) long and 11.6 inches (294mm) wide. The Brocoon Laptop Stand is also 10.2 inches (259mm) tall when extended and weighs 3lbs (1.36kg). Just as laptops come in various sizes and form factors, so do laptop stands. Some are designed to be stationary and are meant for more permanent setups at your home or office, while others can be folded up and taken with you so you can work comfortably from anywhere.

At over 40cm wide, it’s big enough to accommodate 13 and 14in laptops with ease, while its non-skid feet ensure it won’t move around on your desk once in place. Laptop stands let your machine breathe more easily, making it less likely to suffer from thermal throttling. A lot of stands use conductive materials that draw heat away from the laptop, which will make it more efficient too. And if your laptop is still too hot to handle you can opt for a powered laptop stand with built-in cooling fans. If cooling capabilities are high on your priority list, you will want to take a look at our rundown of the best laptop cooling pads. How much should I spend on a laptop stand? Purchasing the best laptop stand available is the simplest way to ensure better posture while you’re sat staring at a screen all day long.It may not be the most eye-catching entry on the list but if you’re after the most cost-effective way of improving your viewing angle while working on your laptop, this is it.

The Rain Design iLevel2 Laptop Stand is slightly different from this list because it works best with an external keyboard and mouse. While you can type on a Macbook Air placed on this stand, the laptop tray flexes quite a lot, which is why Rain Design recommends against doing so. And of course, the same rules apply to the angle and height of your screen in relation to your body position. Whether you sit or stand, it’s equally important to take regular breaks and move around to take the strain off your muscles. Do laptop stands improve laptop performance?Key specs – Weight: 500g; Size: 17 x 28 x 26cm; Adjustable? Yes, height/angle; Materials: High-impact polystyrene I've been using this Superjare laptop stand on and off for a few years, and even after testing all the others for this guide, it's still one of my favorites. It's made of particleboard, but it's strong enough to hold my monitor and laptop. It's a nice break from industrial-looking metal stands. It's also really affordable! Key specs – Weight: 1.49kg; Size: 52 x 30 x 32cm; Adjustable?: Yes, height and table angle; Materials: Plastic and engineered wood Updated August 2023: We've added the Lone Birch Flex Stand, Twelve South's Curve Flex Stand, and the Nexstand K1. We've also removed both of our recommended sit-stand converters, which are no longer available. We'll test new ones soon. If your laptop suffers from overheating issues, you’re going to want a stand that provides some form of cooling. The Trust GXT 1125 does exactly that by incorporating five USB-powered fans into its top plate, all of which are illuminated by blue LEDs when active.

But what really sets this laptop stand apart are two USB-powered fans located within the tray, which provide your laptop with a continuous stream of air, helping keep it cool. It also features a removable mouse board that can double up as a makeshift beverage holder perfect for a cuppa while you’re working. Collin is the B2B Hardware Editor for TechRadar Pro. He has been in journalism for years, with experience in small and large markets, including Gearadical, DailyBeast, FutureNet, and more. If you don't have the space to set up an entire desk area, Victor's mobile standing desk might be a worthwhile investment. It still costs the same as many full-size desks, but you get portability and a relatively small footprint. And you can raise it easily enough to a standing position at 44 inches. Unlike some other portable desks I've seen, this one has a keyboard tray. It’s also super compact and portable, so if you need a stand that can go into your bag, this one works. Her only gripe is that it can be a little wobbly for typing on, especially when adjusted to an angle. She uses hers with an external keyboard at home. Unlike the previous two entries on this list, the Besign LSX3 Aluminum Laptop Stand is meant to be stationary, as you aren’t able to fold it up. This laptop stand comes unassembled and you need to put it together using the four included Allen head screws. Two of the screws attach the laptop tray to the stand’s adjustable centerpiece, while the other two are used to attach the base to it.

Key specs – Weight: Not specified; Size: 16 x 29 x 28cm; Adjustable? No; Materials: 100% recyclable materials (not specified)