Pyle Portable Adjustable Laptop Stand - 6.3 to 10.9 Inch Standing Table Monitor or Computer Desk Workstation Riser with Shelf Storage and Height Alignment for DJ, PC, Gaming, Home or Office - PLPTS26

It took me a while to find this stand, but I am very happy that I did. My home recording studio is small and full of outboard recording hardware. Therefore, space is limited. Having these two big drum machines laying flat was taking up a lot of valuable real estate. I wasn’t looking for a regular keyboard stand that sits on the floor, I needed a more compact, two-tier stand that would fit on top of my effects cabinet. This item perfectly matched the idea I had in my head for a table top stand. Needless to say, I was thrilled to find it and made the purchase immediately.Build quality is very good. It is sturdy and meets my personal standards. As you can see in the picture I attached, I am the curator of some very old and fragile music equipment, so I wouldn’t chance the possibility of a cheap stand collapsing and causing damage.Due to the way this stand assembles, it requires that four screws (2 on each side) be be used in order to prevent the top tier from falling forward. Because of this, the stand didn’t give me quite enough room to comfortably use the drum machine on the bottom tier. To solve this problem, I just ran to a local hardware store and bought a couple more of the same size screws that arrived with the stand. This allowed me to lower the middle platform while still keeping the top tier at maximum height. Very happy with things so far! If you’re a musician, you won’t regret buying this in order to save some room. Even though I used it for my drum machines, this would easily work to hold up many types of hardware and will save some space.

Even though I have more cons than pros for this unit, I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again. The cons are small enough issues to not cause me any regret in purchasing this stand.Pros:*Well built*Inexpensive and cost much less than most other stands.*Has extra shelfCons:*The rubber stoppers on the front are just a bit too short to be functional in keeping the laptop from slipping, as my HP is slightly curved upward on the bottom front. I would worry about this in a live setting where there are lots of vibrations, and may have to use tape or some other method to heighten the stoppers. I am also waiting for a laptop cooler to arrive, and an worried this will be an even bigger problem after that. Wouldn't be a problem with thinner laptops.*The shelf on the bottom is much smaller than it looks in the photos, and technically once this thing is together, the shelf is no longer "adjustable". You would have to shorten the entire stand horizontally, and that would cause it to be too small for my 17.3" laptop. This would also require almost completely disassembling the unit to make the adjustment. Not a huge deal as I don't see reason to shorten the stand, but to advertise as "adjustable" is a little misleading.*As other reviews have mentioned, this does not come with instructions, BUT the instructions are included right in the photos of the stand on Amazon. Pay attention people.*I could have used a third hand when putting this together. It was a little difficult to hold the pieces together but it wasn't rocket science.I am definitely happy with this purchase.

I haven't unpacked and assembled, but I know it's going to be better than the self made stand I originally made. Try looking at unprofessional butterfly nuts, screws and L brackets on your DJ's set up and YOU paid him...lol!The above comment was posted May 8th. Today is July 16th. It was just a review of what I wrote back then. I've had to send these back. Not saying it wasn't great, but it just wasn't great for me. And oh yeah...I went back to my self made stand...works just fine. Now here's my update.First off when put together, it didn't seem sturdy enough. I was over screwing the screws just to keep it tight and when I did put my Laptop on it, it loosened and wobbled.Secondly I am an active DJ so, using this stand was not an option for me:One- It just was not tall enough for me. I thought it will stand high, but it was all Lepoleon.Two- It did not give me any space to spin or use any of my FX buttons so, with that being said. I had to get a refund, however, my son had bought one (who I got the idea from) and he loves it because he has it on his desk with the Laptop on top. With him in sitting position, it allows him space from his big Laptop.Much like I said, it just did not work for me, but I still think it's a great item...Just take away the advertisement about "Laptop Computer Stand for DJ."

I looked...and looked...and looked for the "right" desktop sized laptop stand and this has FULLY lived up to my expectations by being perfectly compact, having a storage shelf, and being SOLID!(storage shelf is perfect for my Universal Audio Apollo Audio interface if you have one). Desk is about 50" long, 35" deep and it fits my Panorama P4 key board(42") in front of the Pyle and dual mounted LCD Monitors(first one vertical) set up slightly to the left PERFECTLY!It was a little tricky to put together by myself based on the instructions, and might be easier with the help of someone else to hold parts while screws are put in, but I'm bad at following instructions haha. It has just a little wobble to the the sides but is extremely stable and holds my UA Apollo Twin on the bottom and 2012 MacBook pro up top with FULL confidence!Rubber on the laptop stand grips my laptop well and has the perfect amount of lip to keep it from sliding.Lastly, the air flow I get for my laptop and audio interface is great given how hot they use to get by just sitting on the tabled.Simply said, It completed my studio perfectly.