Ugreen LP258 zinc alloy laptop stand
If you often work on your laptop, connecting an external screen and keyboard to it, the presented stand will certainly allow you to improve the ergonomics and comfort of using the equipment. It will also save space on the desk and allow you to keep order. You can forget about tangled cables and the lack of space for a cup of coffee or notebook. Made of solid zinc alloy, it holds the laptop upright, taking up little space. It is also perfect for storing a portable computer when you are not using it.
Specification:
- Brand: Ugreen
- Type: Laptop stand
- Material: zinc alloy, plastic
- Compatible devices: Laptops from 12 to 26 mm thick
Set contains:
The most important features:
- Stable and durable
- The width can be adjusted with a knob
- Soft plastic to protect the edges of the laptop
- Perfect for storing and working with a connected screen
- Compact dimensions - saves space on the desk
Work comfortably
The stand is perfect for working with a screen connected to a laptop. You can place your notebook in a convenient holder to save space on your desk, and use the keyboard and external screen. Thanks to this, you will take care of order in the workplace, and your laptop will be safe - no worries about tangled cables or accidental dropping of equipment from the desk. The stand is also the perfect way to store your laptop when not in use. The vertical position means that it does not take up much space and is protected against falls.
Suitable for many devices
The stand is equipped with a practical knob that allows you to adjust the width of the handle. Thanks to this, the accessory fits most laptops - all with a thickness between 12 and 26 mm.
Safe for hardware
The accessory is made of a solid zinc alloy, which makes it durable and stable. To protect the surface of the notebook, the places where the handle touches it are lined with a delicate material - soft and protecting against scratching. You can insert and remove your laptop as many times as you like without damaging the casing.
