I have designed my own laptop stand cause I really wanted more keyboard space, as a digital nomad I find that a lot of tables aren't very deep, and the next/roost stand I had before was taking up too much of that space.
Any feedback about the design or website is appreciated.
It is one of the worries I heard most, I am intending to make a video soon. I have been using it for months now myself and use it daily in different co-working and cafes and I haven't had any problems. I still carry a next stand with me to show people the difference, and funny enough, the roost/next stand have more 'risk' falling of the end of the table (the back feet stick out, and because of their design you might be prone to push your laptop further out and pushing the legs over the edge).
The wider stance of the next and roost do make it more stable on paper, but I haven't noticed any difference in practice.
Yes it is, this product is CNC cut from carbon fiber sheets, and it was a real pain getting the fitting slots dailed in correctly, the cutting tool wears out quickly making de diameter smaller and the tolerance higher.
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Any feedback about the design or website is appreciated.
The wider stance of the next and roost do make it more stable on paper, but I haven't noticed any difference in practice.
Why carbon fiber? Wouldn't aluminum have done the job just as well?