Pyle Portable Dual Laptop Stand Standing Table Holder with Bracket Arms Adjustable Height Ergonomic Design 360 Swivel for

Legitimately great quality. Dense, weighty base, securely tightened by thumb screws, supports 2 CDJs perfectly. I did add Velcro to the bottom of my players for safety. Not the fault of the item at all Read more

This stand is very athletically pleasing and it works so well I am able to get additional space on my desk with both my laptops lifted up. It has really changed the look of my desk and I love it so much! I only wish I would have purchased it sooner but I really love seeing it so awesome every day. It is solid, sturdy and great looking. I really like this stand! I hope this helps! Read more

Is doing exactly what I needed. I am using 2 laptops in the stand. I wanted to move the 2nd PC from the desk next to my wires m work station. Cheney up borh areas nicely. I do bite even though they are 13" machines there seems to be a slight angle. However, because I use a wireless keyboard there are no issues. After registering, I received multiple email offering any assistance. Very responsive. I'm happy with this purchase. Made a tight working environment better. Read more

Great to have as it frees up space on my music desk. I just wish it was just a tad more sturdier. I'm thinking about taping the bottom of gear to the tiers, and taping the base to my desk so it will be more sturdy. On the top tier I have a 25 key controller keyboard, on the bottom tier I have a Roland TR8 and at the base I put a Roland MC303. I arranged it so the support bars are on the left so both racks face the same direction. Or you can have as pictured where the support bar is in the center. If you have a busy desk this will give you more free space. Read more

Great to set up laptops and sturdy. Adjustable as well to make it easy to move to different areas on desk. Read more

I bought this to use as a dual laptop setup. I use a 12-inch Macbook adjacent to a 15-inch Macbook Pro. The 12-inch MB is very stable on the stand, but the 15-inch MBP sits precariously. First, the 15-inch MBP has to sit flush against the vertical pole because even at just 15-inches, it's too wide for the side bar that extends radially from the vertical pole. In the photos attached, you can see the side bar extends BARELY 12-inches. Notice (last photo) Pyle advertises this stand for "up to 17 inch laptops." You see the extension from the end of the bar out to the measuring tape at 17-inches... Typing on the desk using a wireless keyboard causes the setup to wobble. Thankfully, the base is weighted (2-stars for that) so I'm not terribly worried the machines will pitch FORWARD. However, I'm very concerned the 15-inch machine would slide and fall laterally and have already noticed lateral wobbling just from typing nearby. I had to remove the MBP's protective case because it wouldn't let the MBP get close enough to the center pole AND it made the machine too slippery (side-to-side) for the already precarious arms. Another quick note: the holding bars (that the laptops sit on) attach to the side arms (extending out from central vertical pole) via 2-inch screws. But even after securing these with a screwdriver, we found the holding bars slide around very easily. So even this isn't secure. A decent knock on your desk (from kids or pets or a small accident) could send your machines sprawling... In the attached photos (sorry they're not clearer), you can see the right arm under the laptop is askew about 35-degrees from parallel (with base edge). That's the only way I could get just barely enough of the MBP to balance on the arms without the machine sliding off the right. I don't see how this setup would work for a DJ who probably uses equipment bigger than a medium-sized laptop. Pyle could fix this just by extending the width of the side arms (or at least ONE of them) an extra 2-inches or so. If you're using small laptops (12-inches...), this setup will probably work for you. If your machines are bigger, as other reviewers have noted, you might be taking a risk with your expensive electronics. We also checked here on Amazon and see that you can get a variety of high quality dual monitor mount systems for far less than what this unstable Pyle setup costs. We've had good luck with Pyle's traditional single laptop risers (we've bought three over the years, all still working). But they take up too much desk real estate for laptops' tiny screens. This stand (being reviewed) solves the desktop real estate problem but isn't stable enough for a medium-sized laptop for longterm use. Why would you want to put at risk machines that cost upwards of $2K? We hope Pyle rethinks this unit's construction. Read more

Holds a PV10AT & ASUS 17in laptop just fine. I use it all the time, the only issue I've began to have after a year of heavy mobile use 3 of the knobs are wearing out. I tend to over tighten them, not their fault! Looking for replacements, all metal ones but no luck so far. For my uses it's perfect. I run 2 hosts at every event and there's an 18 in difference in our height. I run sound and the other runs the software for karaoke and trivia. I can have the mixer at my lvl and laptop at hers. HUGE PLUS for me also: Leave the bottom knob by the base loose (not off) and the stand rotates freely! If i get bombarded with singers by the DJ booth I'll just spin it around and host from the other side of the booth and she still has access to the laptop on her side with the twist of a knob. WAY BETTER THAN THE VERSION LISTED ON SWEETWATERS SITE TOO! Read more

Nice idea, but trash execution. All the fittings are *so* much bigger than the support pole that there's an incredible amount of slop in the joints, so everything is hopelessly slanted. Even the fitting at the base, which is closer (but also a different diameter than the other fittings, for some reason) couldn't be shimmed well enough to remain properly perpendicular. They really didn't care when they sent this out of the factory... Read more