Laptop Tray Steel Notebook Holder for Monitor Arm Desk Mount Stand Fits VESA 75 100 Mounting Holes 29lbs

Very solid, and looks great. The rubber slip pads and front grippers are perfect. Read more

Nice product for your laptop Read more

Does what it do! Read more

I work from home and am always experiencing with new setups for my standing desk. I have a dual monitor mount, where the left side has an external monitor and the right side has a laptop mount. I've been using a Wali laptop mount for several months now, and you can see it side by side with this one. I liked the idea of the Ultrarm's better ventilation, but it's significantly smaller. Pros: - super easy, convenient installation with the finger screws - very sturdy once attached - made of sufficiently thick, strong metal - nice fit and finish - good pads where it comes into contact with laptop - very quick and easy to place or remove the laptop - allows good ventilation Cons: - relatively small surface area for the laptop to sit on - no side brackets to prevent left/right movement - the bottom brackets are strong, but they did not adjust low enough to actually secure the laptop Read more

This holds a tablet or a medium sized laptop, say 14 inches nothing bigger, quite well. Does not weigh too much so the arm doesn't drop. The bottom clamps are adjustable for different thicknesses, and this works very well for my rogue notebook computer. You may have to provide your own screws depending on the bracket you put it on. Overall the build quality is very strong and there's some nice padding protection for your laptop or tablet Read more

What more can you say about this - it definitely fits a standard VESA mount and is a shelf for a laptop! Excellent for any office cube with an arm. Have not had any issues regarding the heft of my laptop, it doesn't tip or loose its rotation or anything. It's everything it's advertised as! Read more

I used this mount for my surface pro for work. I don't really use the surface pro outside of emails but I need it to access certain things. I either take the keyboard off or just let it hang down. I also put my Samsung tablet in the mount (at the same time as my surface when not in use) and it holds just fine. I keep it in the "tablet" angle for both my surface and my Samsung since I basically use the surface as a tablet. The screw wholes didn't really line up exactly with my vesa mount but I managed to wiggle it into position where it is usable. I took stars away for the mounting hardware. I have 7 monitors and multiple different monitor arms. Gas arms, static mounts, etc. All of the mounts I have ever purchased have the same types of hardware and holes. This mount is the first time I had something intended for vesa mounts but it uses completely different size screws/holes. It makes mounting it a real pain. The screws have these handle things on them so you can screw them in by hand. The screws themselves are a much larger screw type then all my other vesa mount hardware, for no reason too. I use the same screws for my 24 inch monitors that I use on my 32 inch without issue. There was no reason to "improve" on the "standard" screws. Prime example of trying to improve something but making it worse. Read more

If you use multiple computers/laptops or have a setup where your laptop uses multiple monitors then this mount is for you. You can easily free up desk space by attaching this laptop holder to any VESA mount to customize your workspace. I have a macbook pro, an external monitor for it, and a pc with an ultrawide monitor all lined up on my desk so I can handle different types of files for my clients without having to adjust my workspace to each project. Pair this with a KVM switch and you can toggle your keyboard and mouse between devices seamlessly. This holder is well-built, easy to use, and sturdy but I do wish it could securely clamp down on a thin macbook. I have no problems using it with my stationary stand and the laptop sits securely but I wouldn't recommend using this with a jointed stand. I don't imagine it will be a problem for many people but if your stand is in a place where your laptop could get bumped into then I'd suggest securing it in place with some extra padding or thicker anti-slip grips. Read more