The Aviator notebook stand holds your computer securely on airline tray tables and packs in a minimum of space. The stand projects over the front edge of a tray table and angles your computer up 17 degrees.
| 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful  Aviator saves back strain and laptop overheat, By Valerie Atkinson Brown "info@valeriebrownart.com" (Kyle, Texas USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Keynamics Aviator Laptop Stand - Black (Office Product) The Aviator Laptop stand is the perfect tool for preventing "the hunch"when sitting at the computer. It also allows airflow - so that the laptop stays cooler. It's super-easy to snap together and to take apart. The slim pieces slip into a purse or briefcase - making for light travel. The only thing that might need a small design improvement are the points at the end of each arm - that keep the laptop from slipping forward. There is a tiny wobble - that is easily fixable on your own with a small napkin. Then the laptop stays in snuggly. Future improvements on the product might include foam padding - that makes the laptop more securely seated. Then again, this just might be my laptop model - so this might not occur with all laptops. Overall, the product is awesome for avoiding eye strain and for saving the laptop from overheating on a flat surface. 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful Laptop Stand, By This review is from: Keynamics Aviator Laptop Stand - Black (Office Product) A great stand; it works just like I was hoping it would; it's sturdy, and the price is right 8 of 10 people found the following review helpful  kenamics good if notebook computer and work surface square edged, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Keynamics Aviator Laptop Stand - Black (Office Product) The Kenamics Aviator Travel Laptop Stand works well with a notebook computer having a squared-off front edge. A Mac Book Pro is fine, for instance. An HP Pavilion PC has a front edge that is beveled back toward its bottom, so the stand does not hold the notebook as tightly. This might be a problem if used on a bumpy flight rather than just on a desk. I will try to rig something to fill in the gap, perhaps with a piece of vinyl tubing to provide a better grip. Otherwise, just be a bit gentle with the typing.The device is designed so the front parts of the supports hang over the edge of a work surface (the bottom notch shown in the picture separates the section on the surface from the front segment that hangs over the surface edge). It not very useful if you try to put the entire stand on a flat surface: the keyboard then lies almost flat. When used properly, the angle of the keyboard worked well for me. If you want a steeper angle or do not want to work with the computer... Read more |
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