Andana Smallest, Invisible, Portable, Foldable, Mini, Micro Laptop Stand

I wanted something I didn’t need to make extra space for in my laptop bag - these are great as, once they’re on, you don’t have to worry about them again. Simple to set up, I can have the same benefits when I take my laptop to a meeting as when I’m at my desk. The angle is just enough to make a difference ergonomically. No issues with reliability so far but I expect I’ll have to replace them at some point given I’m constantly folding and unfolding them, but will buy the same again without hesitation.

Great product and make transporting your laptop around with a stand easier.This is the second time I've purchased these stands and the design has changed slightly. This time around they are slightly bigger which I don't really have a problem with but with the change in design I do find that while they feel more sturdy they do collapse more often than the previous design.I would still purchase again if I got a new laptop

These are great, very slim and low profile, very easy to apply and also resolved the issue of one of the original sticky grip dots being missing which meant is used to slip on the desk, with these on the back even when not elevated it gave it its grip back. When elevated the laptop was more comfortable to use and ran cooler.

I've got them because my laptop's design doesn't have enough space to suck the air. They are decent.Pluses:+ They are aesthetic (light, discrete and easy to use)+ It lift the display up which makes it more comfortable to look at it, especially when you spent longer time.+ They're magnetic so once you close it it will stay closed.+ Decent value (below ten quid)Minuses:- They're not that ergonomic for the wrist. Writing for longer than, say, 2 hours is a bit painful. My wrists are tired because of those few degrees up in angle.- It gets uncomfortable if you are the type of person that keeps moving the laptop on extended hours or work. The pads are intended to create friction with the table in order to prevent the slippage. However, this means that if you move the laptop, the pads will no longer stay in place and you kind of always have to fix it.- These pads, when closed, change the physical balance of the laptop. When you leave them closed but open the laptop's lid to the normal angle you need it to be, it tends to lift the palm area up and that makes it a bit unstable and uncomfortable to type. And this is despite setting them in the right place.

Overall I am very pleased with my purchase. Not quite what I thought it would be, 2 little sticky legs which I thought was going to be a bar type effect that went under the length of the laptop and where they are meant to be placed, particularly on my machine, is over the fan/vent area so had to improvise a little bit. If you want to move the laptop towards you or back a bit the little stands do sometimes topple but over all I am pleased with what I have. I have had no reason to remove the "little feet" so I don't know, if as it says, there is no sticky residue left behind them.

Was hopeful about this, as it looked to be a copy of the Tesmo kickstands I backed on Kickstarter way back when, which I'd been using for many years but had finally given up the ghost. However, it seems they've changed the design from what's illustrated and what others in review have received - what I received is a different design where the 'support' folds back on itself to provide the kickstand angle. More importantly than that though, the sticky pads to attach the kickstand to the device are on the inside of the kickstand! This means that once attached they cannot be folded up - all that can be done is to fold it flat, which doesn't stay in that position as there is nothing for the magnet to grip.They're also quite a bit bigger than I expected, which I could provably live with, but the design flaw for attaching them means they're going back

It is easily attachable, it holds the laptop, feels quite stable.But in my opinion, it is more suitable for tablets or phone. Firstly, they are not adjustable, so it won't be compatible with everyone, different people - need different height.

Got an 11” chromebook, but because of sore wrists I have always had a slight slant on my keyboards; all the other laptop stands were bulky and not very tidy looking; theese wee boyo’s are brilliant. Fold away to nothing when not in use, sturdy when you are using them, just the perfect angle to lift the back of the laptop enough.