The Griffin elevator makes using a laptop computer on your desktop much more comfortable. It raises the laptop screen to eye level, it frees up desktop space for a separate keyboard and mouse, and it significantly increases airflow around your laptop, keeping it running nice and cool. The 3-piece construction is easy to assemble and portable.

5 Responses to “Griffin 1093-CURV2 Elevator/Computer Laptop Stand”

1. Dennis G. Gerber says:

   May 29, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I have a rather small desk that I’ve got to fit a lot of stuff on and this gave me the space and lift that I needed. It lifts my macbook up so it hovers right above my m-audio keystudio at perfect viewing height and my usb guitar interface fits neatly underneath. Add the rolling shelf under the desk for mouse and keyboard and you’ve got a very functional, very attractive and very compact little amateur recording setup! Just a couple things to consider though: First, ONLY get this if you plan on either using while standing (e.g. DJs) or using a separate mouse and keyboard because it raises the computer too high to type on comfortably while sitting at your desk. Second, it is not at all adjustable and while it works perfectly for my needs, make sure to measure out your space before you buy. Here are some more useable dimensions then the ones provided by amazon: L(top) 10″ x L(bottom) 8.75″ x W 10.6″ x H(front) 4.5″ x H(back) 5.75″

   PS. Since they added the caps at the end of the arms where the laptop sits, there is no way the computer is going to slide off. With this new feature, all the old negative reviews about slippage are now moot.
2. Daniel Roberts says:

   March 30, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I was looking for a stand for my HP 17″ laptop & liked the styling of this one. So, despite some negative reviews, I purchased one. It is nice to see a stand that uses real metal(aluminum) and clear plastic. It goes together easily. I don’t use it to type on,I have a separate keyboard, and it would probably be a bit unstable for typing. One great feature is that it is easily disassembled for travel and fits in my laptop case. A feature I had not thought of is that in a Powerpoint presentation, as the laptop is on the table, I can use the stand to hold my notes binder. I bought another one for my other office so I guess I like them a lot. No problems with slippage, the plastic ends work fine.
3. D. V. Moye says:

   March 22, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I bought this for my boyfriend who is a DJ. He loves it because he doesn’t have to bend over so much to use his laptop when he’s working! He’s had no problem with his laptop staying on the stand. He uses an Apple computer.
4. Immersion Active says:

   March 19, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This laptop stand does exactly what I needed. It gets my laptop high enough for good viewing angle. It has space below that I can store items like CDs and flash drive.
5. R. Fay says:

   February 26, 2010 at 12:00 am

   These put me off buying this product at first. This was until I learnt Griffin has fixed the problem by adding clips to the end of each arm. This is a very clever addition and has given me peace of mind. Get this one, it’s fantastic.