The OmniShelf Portable Workstation, Toolbox, Laptop Stand, Utility Shelf w/ 40 lb Capacity, Hands Free Workstation Attach to HVAC, Truck, Cabinet, Wall, Pole, Garage, etc

This is better than sliced bread if you have a metal housing or like the side of a vehicle or something, not a Corvette Corvettes are fiberglass, but it needs to be something metal and not stainless because I just won’t stick to stainless, but you can set this on a panel and open it up and set your laptop on it and it holds up really well. It’s a nice good size so it’ll hold up even those grip his giant mega laptops that people are buying nowadays. May I have a little whippy, one that is a micro computer but it’s still handy to use that way I don’t always have to bring a stand in because some places I go have these great big metal containers so I can stick that on there and have my laptop at a comfortable height so height so I can use it and it’s pretty cool. It doesn’t require batteries or power or anything just requires a metal to stick out you won’t stick to your head cause again that’s gonna be a stainless steel and you’d have to have a piece of metal to stick it on. You should buy one or buy two or buy several because you can stick them all over the place actually so you can stick them back to back. I guess it wouldn’t do any good but what the heck have fun

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Missing the magnets, no not joking hahaha

I've had the case a year and a half and am very happy with it. The bad - (1) Expensive. (2) Had a magnet come out of the metal cup and stayed stuck to the metal door I mounted the workstation to (after 1 year of use). Adding super glue to the magnets in their metal cups kept them in their mounts. (3) Laptop bounces around when it is the only thing in the case and could benefit from additional padding. For the money, you would expect additional foam to be provided. I keep 2 composition notebooks in the case with the laptop and that keeps the laptop from flopping around. The notebooks also provide my laptop with the clearance it needs to access my USB and Ethernet ports without the cables resting on the sidewall of the workstation. The good - (1) Case is sturdy. (2) Magnets are very strong. I am able to put more weight on it than I expected without slipping. A deliberate jerk is required to unmount the workstation. (3) Ease of use/looks professional. Customers compliment the workstation frequently for how ergonomic it makes my work area while using a laptop. Overall - I can depend on this to make my work environment neater and more comfortable when using a laptop is required in an industrial setting. Stowing a couple composition notebooks inside provides a tighter fit for my laptop. Improvements - Shipping the workstation with additional padding would be an improvement to the value. If the bottom tray was shallower and the top tray was deeper then I would have less stress on my USB and Ethernet ports when connected while maintaining stowable space. Even if they just cut lower on the sides, that would be the biggest improvement for me.

There was an insert shelf missing. Please advise