Adjustable Laptop Stand Microsoft Surface Book 2

I have used several types of laptop computers, but Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is more than I expected :)

Easy to install and use. Using it with the Microsoft Surface Dock and Surface Book 2 to get triple displays (2x minidisplayport on the dock + 1x of these).

Microsoft surface pen is a great choice

My first laptop was a MS Surface Book--the original one--purchased in 2015. It was a great machine but a bit on the heavy side. I looked long and hard at laptops before I purchased this one. It had everything I wanted (a -7 level processor, Windows 11 PRO, a discreet video subsystem, large SSD, and lots of RAM). The only thing it didn't have was a touch screen, which I thought I could live without. (Turns out I can live w/out it, but I'd rather have it...maybe next time?). So far, I'm very pleased w/ my purchase. Being able to purchase it using my Payboo card saved me a bunch of dough since I didn't have to pay sales tax.

I use it to hold my Surface Book on a light stand while tethered to my camera. The Surface is a little to big but it still feels secure on it. Works perfectly for what I need.

Pairs with the Microsoft Surface Go I got as a gift for my spouse. She's quite happy with it.

Love the versatility of the Free Standing Laptop Stand, and the many different adjustable angles... Not only use as a laptop stand, but I have used it to secure a small video monitor while video taping....Not to happy with the limited mouse pad platform, had to purchase a mini mouse...Would recommend to friend.

This stand saved my neck. It lifts my laptop to almost eye level. The surface is small, allowing for a very good airflow underneath. My laptop is much much cooler, the fan barely runs anymore. It has a hole in the back for all the cables, my desk is much cleaner now. Overall a great and super functional design.

This is working great on my SAMSUNG FLIP 2 touch out to Microsoft Surface. Plug and play.

In my opinion, that's the best option for tablet PC available right now! * Silent - where is the cooler?! * Light and portable - even the complete kit (Surface, cover and the pen) is still incredibly easy to manage and carry in a small backpack or purse. * great quality material - it feels solid. Even the type cover seems solid (I am still getting used to the cover, but I am trying!). * relatively powerful - you get what you pay: it is fast to start Windows, run smooth medium-end software. High-end tools like Visual Studio and database development studios could perform better in a better spec notebook, but it's very easy to succumb to its power-portability rate. * comfortable keyboard - I am still trying to understand how such a small and thin keyboard is so comfortable... * finally a USB-C! - I have a Surface Pro 6 and this Pro 7 is a minor improvement. The battery and processor are slightly better compared to Pro 6, but the only item that I am really happy to upgrade is the new port! Microsoft please pay me to omit this! * The SSD is still slow since the early Surface Pros comparing with the competition... Why Microsoft?! * The battery only survives +5 hours if you decrease the processor power to microwave level. A medium to high workload finishes the battery in less than 2 hours. Tips: * I bought the pen, but I rarely use it. Despite that, the pen is very comfortable, runs smoothly in the glass and is very useful to control presentations. Of course, it's great for drawing. * I suggest the Surface Dock to optimizes your work. Just plug to add 4 USB ports, ethernet gigabit port, display port (even though it is a mini DP...) and audio output to your Surface. All that with embedded power supply, maintaining your power adapter on your backpack. * Buy a Microsoft Display Adapter! It is simply a MUST because wireless video transmission liberates you from wires!