Works well, it’ll hold a 15 inch Dell and power connection. You can sandwich some stuff in the holder when you’re not using it too. Only issue I saw with it is the one side of the hinge is a little loose, enough that it’ll make you think it’s coming off, but it won’t, but once you open it and load it, it’ll lock in and be solid. You will need to position and tighten the magnets before use, but other than that it’s ready to go. It’s size is pretty reasonable, but you may need to make allowances for it in your luggage if you have to fly, or put stuff in it to make use of the volume loss. Overall, it’s been worth it.

This laptop stand is exactly what I was hoping to find. When I am not writing reviews, I am regularly out in mine sites, with my laptop and/or tablet, reverse engineering a variety of components. These environments are dusty and dirty. They can be underground below a giant crusher or out in a distant lay-down yard with absolutely no safe place to rest my tech gear. For years, I have used dusty machines or even literal dirt piles as desks. I have killed a few computers.Coming from that world, this tool is a godsend. Not only does it provide a clean, safe place to rest and use my tech, but it also helps with ergonomic issues that often arise from having to use the best possible spot for the gear. So often, those spots are entirely unbeneficial from an ergonomic perspective. This device provides a location that is safer. Safer for my gear. Safer for my back, neck, and knees. Since it offers an ergonomic advantage, I can actually make better use of the limited time I have to perform my tasks. It prevents back pain that can truly knock me off my game. It is terribly difficult to concentrate on the job as my back gets stiffer and stiffer through the day. This tool completely eliminates a huge portion of negative stimuli. Additionally, it actually provides a break for my muscles to loosen up between forays inside, on top of, or below equipment.In terms of quality, expect to be happy. This platform is as solid, or more solid, than I had imagined. I love how rigid the joints are made. They offer a healthy amount of resistance to movement. The magnets are very strong and adjustable to fit the environment. The plastic chosen is super strong. Beyond being strong naturally, the plastic is properly thick and properly ribbed to assure far more rigidity than I expected to receive.The only negative would be a lack of a smooth area for the mouse. The entirety of the inside of this platform has hatched ribbing. That works great for assuring strength and airflow. I do think that the airflow could be improved with openings at the bases of the ribs to allow air to pass away from the underside of the laptop. A mousepad/laptop mat is included, but I believe it hampers airflow while offering only a minimal level of functionality for the mouse. A small flat area for the mouse would have been helpful. I’ll likely end up 3D printing something to do the trick.The minor design issues considered, this is still an amazingly helpful tool. I am so glad to finally have this.

It’s a nice size box and holds my 17″ laptop and power supply, although it would probably fit a 19″ just as easily. The box is well built and looks professional. It is held closed by neodymium magnets so it holds closed almost too well. Grabs beautifully onto a rack. I put cork shelf liner on the attachment magnets to keep them from scratching my clients’cabinets. One confusing thing is that the instructions keep mentioning a suction cup mounting option, but none are included in the case. I wouldn’t care about it as it’s unlikely to come up for me, but it’s mentioned several times so I kept looking for them. Easy to use, and holds on really well. I’ll probably line the inside with foam to keep my laptop snug during transport.