Ultra-Thin Folding Metal Laptop and Tablet Stand Riser
Lift your phone, tablet or laptop to eye level and let your neck relax. This slim folding metal stand supports devices up to 12.9 inches, holds each angle on its multi-gear hinge, and folds flat for your bag.
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Lift your phone, tablet or laptop to eye level and let your neck relax. This slim folding metal stand supports devices up to 12.9 inches, holds each angle on its multi-gear hinge, and folds flat for your bag.
Ultra-thin folding metal stand that turns any phone, tablet or laptop into a stable, elevated screen
- neck and wrist strain from looking down at screens
- devices sliding or lying flat at a poor angle
- bulky stands that are hard to carry
- heat build-up under laptops
Lift your screen to eye level, wherever you work
Stop hunching over a flat screen. This slim metal stand raises your phone, tablet or laptop to a comfortable angle, then folds into your bag.
Solid metal that stays where you set it

Solid brushed metal frame
The frame is brushed metal, and the dark rubber-tipped feet grip the desk so the device stays put. Each gear locks the hinge, so the angle you pick is the angle you get.

Slim fold, easy carry
The folding frame is ultra-thin, so it slides flat into a bag, a laptop sleeve or a jacket pocket. It opens in seconds when you sit down at a café table.

Cooler, steadier device
The stand lifts the back edge of the device and leaves an open gap underneath, which gives air room to move beneath a laptop. Keep that space clear and the airflow does its job.
Open it, angle it, and get back to work
- 1Unfold the frame
Open the folding frame until the hinge clicks. Each gear locks in place.
- 2Pick a gear
Start at a moderate gear for a laptop. Go higher when you want a phone or tablet at eye level.
- 3Set the device
Rest the phone, tablet or laptop on the cradle. Phones work in portrait or landscape.
- 4Check the feet
Make sure the rubber-tipped feet sit flat on a firm surface before you start typing or drawing.
Why it beats the stand you already own
| This stand | Bulky adjustable stand | Plastic riser | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Folds flat for a bag | — | — | |
| Multiple angle gears | — | ||
| Brushed metal frame | — | ||
| Rubber non-slip feet | Partial | Partial | |
| Stable at a raised angle | — |
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It supports phones, tablets and laptops up to 12.9 inches. Measure the device with its case on. If it fits that size, it sits on the stand. A very thick case changes how far the device leans, so try a moderate gear first.
Yes, at that size. The brushed metal frame and rubber-tipped feet hold the device on a firm desk. Pick a moderate gear, because a steep angle moves the weight forward.
Plastic risers usually offer one angle and wobble when you touch the screen. This stand has multi-gear hinges, a metal frame and rubber feet, and it folds small enough to carry every day. One stand covers the desk, the bag and the couch, so you do not need a second one for travel. If you mostly prop a phone, an adjustable phone stand is the lighter option, but it will not hold a laptop.
Set it on a firm pillow, a book or a lap desk. A soft blanket can sink under the feet and tilt the device toward the edge.
The open space under the device gives air room to move beneath a laptop. It is passive airflow, not a fan, so keep the gap clear of papers and cushions to get the benefit.
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