Pyle Portable Folding Laptop Stand - Standing Table with Adjustable Angle, Foldable Height and Four Prong Anti-Slip Tray for iPad, Tablet, DJ Mixer, Workstation, Gaming and Home Use - PLPTS55

Great laptop stand for my dj setup

Excelente

Review written by a Human and proofread by an AI.The Pyle Portable Folding Laptop Stand is as basic as it gets—but sometimes, that’s all you need!It’s sturdy and gets the job done without any frills. However, if you’re looking to take it to the next level and create a more versatile setup, here’s a little hack: just add a USB-A/C hub with a double-sided Gorilla sticker underneath.With this small addition, you’ll essentially have a professional DJ stand that functions like the high-end $200 models but at a fraction of the cost—around $75 in total.This little customization trick really upgrades it, giving you extra connectivity for USB devices while keeping the setup compact and ready to go.PS: Dear Pyle: Just make a decent bag for transport instead of a Nylon one. You can choose better.

Portable and steady. Only wish that it swiveled at the base instead of at the top. This way the laptop still remains level when you turn it. Because I work with the laptop to my right I opted to just sidestep over instead of turning it since, as mentioned, the screen is no longer level when you do. Otherwise good stand for DJ's.

I'm a huge fan of my Pyle Portable Folding Laptop Stand—it's been a real game-changer since my Crane Stand Pro original prototype unexpectedly stopped working. I use it mostly for my laptop during performances, and it's been super reliable with its four-prong tray and adjustable height options. It's so easy to set up, and the anti-slip design ensures no accidents while I'm in the middle of a show. Plus, the portability is a major bonus; it folds up neatly and fits perfectly in my bag. If you're in need of a dependable stand that won't disappoint, especially if you're replacing a fragile favorite original prototype like I was, this is the one for you!

This is nice but not built for a laptop, very uncomfortable with 4 prongs of steel hitting you as you type.

I like the stand but is hard to set it up and the little bag doesn’t fit the size of the stand :(

more versatile than most laptop stands, relative to the different scenarios one might require a device like this. For me, worth the little bit extra that it cost.