Projector Stand,Laptop Tripod Stand Adjustable Height up to 47.2 Inch with Gooseneck Phone Holder, Portable for Outdoor Movies-Detachable Computer DJ Racks Holder Mount

This was just right. This was sturdy enough for a large, heavy laptop. However, the laptop would not fit if the phone holder was attached due to its attachment points being on the topside corners. For a smaller piece of equipment, it should work with the phone holder. It also has two elastic straps that wrap around your computer to hold it in place. It was fully adjustable, and, though it wasn't perfectly stable, it was stable enough for me to work with it comfortably. It didn't wobble, but it did shake slightly when in use or bumped. I was not worried about it tipping over or accidentally being knocked over with the wide stance of the legs. I was happy with my purchase. I also thought about using it for a projector stand as. My only hesitation with that would be that it would need to be isolated so that it is not bumped at all to be sure the picture remained steady. Aside from that, I think it would work well for either.

Made of much better material than some reviews mention. Very easy to put together. I like how low the stand can get, just over 17 inches, which I need to set up my projector. My projector sits on the plate perfectly. It looks good and easy to adjust the height. It is also easy to adjust the level or angle of the plate...to tilt up or down left or right. Perfect to align my projector to the screen. Just what I needed. You need to turn the knobs tight enough to keep the height where you need it as well as the plate knob. You do need to be sure to tighten the plate knob so your device resting on the plate does not shift and fall off...and yes in the future the plastic knob may get stripped from over tightening, I would buy a metal knob to replace. It is a 5 star item for me and I am picky. Great value.

Ok I'm back almost 4 years later with a review. I've used this thing A LOTTTT and it held up pretty well. I'm a musician and I used it to hold my laptop, iPad, Drinks lol it came with a carrying case which was great my only issue now is that the top screw is stripped so now the top part isn't secured in one spot. although this thing will turn it is still usable I just have to be carful to not move it to much. - very easy to store and carry around. - takes up minimal space - its only 2 pieces so its very easy to assemble and break down. -easy to adjust however the height is limited of army use. sometimes when stand it would be a little low for my liking however it's not that big of an issue for me. its pretty sturdy I never felt nervous about putting my laptop on it. overall i'm not mad at the purchase you get what you pay for and it lasted about 3 years before any of the screws stripped. I hope this helps someone!

We really like this item. Some said the parts did not fit but you have to follow the directions and open the stand poles properly. It holds our 15inch HP with no problem. It also folds up nicely. I would buy this again if needed. It stands nicely on floor or on a table if needed. UPDATE SEPT 2024 OH YEAH STILL GOING STRONG! This item is still as sturdy as when we first bought it. Have used it on a table, as a stand on the floor, to hold projectors, laptops, as a table stand for food (my son does that). It travels well as if folds up nicely. Comes with a travel bag. Even still using the foam thingy that comes with it (it goes on the top of the stand) - and that that foam thingy has not worn out. All these years and wear and tear has NOT torn any part of it up. Worth the money!

The stand portion is very stable, however the tray has a small amount of flex to it. It has a lovely black powder coating so it looks and feels premium. The tray can tilt, but it cannot hold the angle unless it's locked in with the screw. The phone holder is a bit tight, you might have trouble with a bigger phone

I picked this one because Amazon recommended it. I was afraid it wouldn’t be the greatest quality since it was fairly inexpensive. I’m pleasantly surprised. I’ve been using it for a couple months now and it performs better than I expected. I would give it a 9 out of 10 if that was an option. It’s not quite as stable as I would want but it is more than stable enough. The only other small issue is the extensions don’t flow easily up and down. I may try to put some graphite on the shafts to see if it can get a little more smooth.

I had currently bought a home projector for movie night and was now in the market to purchase a stand for it but didn't want to spend a lot of money as well. I think this is one of those items that you can say "You get what you pay for". This is what I think - Honestly, I ordered this stand on a second chance discount, and decided to go for it. After a couple days later when it was delivered, it was shipped in the original box which wasn't bad, but the box was in poor condition would have preferred inside another box so make sure to check the "ship in Amazon packaging" box. At first glance, everything was packaged nice, and nothing was missing, so far so good. I started to assemble the stand using the included instructions although the assembly was straightforward and nothing difficult to understand. After completion, the stand looked nice and sturdy, making sure the joints and knobs were nice and tight. I proceeded to test the stand by placing a small laptop on it to test the strength of the stand and it held up nicely. This next part is what completely shatters my hope for this stand - The stand can be raised up to almost 5 feet which is great but the higher you go the greater the base you need for stability. I have a 3-year-old pug and a 3-year-old terrier which run up and down the house causing mischief constantly and, in an instant, knock the stand over. The impact wasn't even that hard and it tilted forward so I can imagine on a slight windy day using the stand outside, this won't do. That same day I packaged everything back up and decided to return it. Pros: It extends tall enough for most applications and the phone holder is an added bonus. It's very easy to move around and somewhat sturdy to an extent. It's also very easy to put together in no time at all especially one without any tool skills. Cons: It gets less reliable and sturdy as you raise the stand. The sliding joints along the mast seem questionable but they seem tight enough to where they won't slip back down under a heavy load. Overall, I wasn't completely satisfied with this stand, but I think for most users, they can probably overlook some of these issues just as long they are careful using it. I would like a stand that I can use that doesn't break the bank and be just a bit sturdier. This stand gets the job done at a cost, but I will look elsewhere, and I suggest you pass on this as well. C+

I'm very satisfied with this. I don't feel like my laptop is at risk. It is sturdy enough and the screws lock in well enough that I'm not nervous. Assembly and disassembly is a cinch. Adjustment is quick and easy and not stressful. The included bag is great, fits everything in it easily, is slim for storage and has a handle for transportation. In my photo it is set rather low, I was sitting on a chair using it. It can adjust about a foot shorter than I show here. And it can go a few feet higher, this is definitely a lower setting. I included a light switch and door handle for scale and perspective. In more detail: Assembly is dead easy. The part that takes the most attention is putting the platform on the support in the right direction. It's designed for the platform to sit at a slight slant, so you want to pay attention otherwise you might put the underside attachment on sideways. I did the first time, adjusted it, and it was fine from there. Adjustment was a 2 minute affair. It was no big deal. The included bag is just wonderful. It can be a trick to figure out how to disassemble it in a way that fits (the first time). Just remove the one large screw that holds the platform to the first strut... don't remove the 4 little screws that hold the platform the bracket. It's way more convenient to reassemble the single bolt instead and the platform fits in the bag with the bracket on just fine. I also found it's best to put the platform in last, otherwise the bars can get stuck in front of the bracket and take an extra bit of fuss to get things out because they get caught. No big deal, just pay attention to what you're doing. Adjusting the height is very very easy. Getting the screw tight enough is easy. You can orient the screws however you want for making this convenient. It took me some time to figure out the easiest way to expand and collapse the feet, so my tip is to use the triangle piece surrounding the strut, not by pulling on the legs. It was quite easy when I used that piece. One thing I will note is the included foam is not great for letting your laptop breath. I use little risers under the back of mine to lift it and it's great. (I actually always use the risers for my laptop, here's what I like: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NKWY8SX )

was exactly what i needed and is very sturdy

para lo que lo necesito, resulto excelente, pongo mi proyector, lo resiste bien, pero tengo un proyector liviano, pero creo que si resiste un proyector grande, buen producto

Sometimes when on location it's hard to find a table to put the laptop on for tethered shooting. Even more so outdoors. This is a sturdy unit. It collapses well. My only real complaint/suggestion is that the bag would be able to house the entire top unit assembled. It really means an extra 2 min to assemble and tighten the screws... but it would be nice to be able to not have to take off the assembled top piece and still have it in the bag. Other than that no qualms about it.

Overall, the product does what it says. It’s very portable and seems sturdy, I did however have a hard time screwing on the phone holder. Other than that it’s pretty good

Hay muchas opciones en amazon, sin embargo esta es la mejor. Tiene muy buen acabado y viene muy bien empacada.