Ventilated laptop stand helps keep laptops running cooler to help reduce crashesMetal-mesh platform draws heat away from laptopAdjustable height for increased airflow and comfortable reading and typing; adjustable from 12 to 35 degreesCord organizer with 6 slots promotes a tidier desktopMeasures approximately 13 by 11 by 7.2 inches (LxWxH) at max height

I know that "proper" typing technique your arms a raised but for those of us that don't keep the arms/wrists off the table or those that take breaks to read the screen it will hurt your wrists.

This laptop stand adjusts to various levels for ease of use, and that's the good thing about that, ease of use, because typing on the keyboard gets monotonous and boring and sometimes aggravating and tiring because your hands and fingers start getting tired and arthritis kicks in, or "carpel tunnel" kicks in also.

Love the ventilation but I am not happy about the two end pieces that hold the laptop in place...they hurt my wrists when typing.

As other people stated, the ledge at the bottom really impairs typing

The uncomfortable typing limits its usefulness to me

They are, as many noted, too high and they interfere with the placement of your wrists when typing

Other than these issues, the item is exactly as hoped/expected and provide the incline that I needed to relieve pain on my wrists while typing for long periods.

it's actually a comfortable/ergonomic position to type!

Works well and helps ventilate hot gaming laptops just as well as the electric types with fans

Two large tabs at the bottom corners of the laptop tray make typing awkward and uncomfortable

I will just add that if you plan to do lot of typing, you may want to add a separate keyboard, as it can be little uncomfortable typing at an angle

The grooves at the base do not support typing.

The two metal stops that keep the laptop from sliding down are a little bothersome when typing, but easily covered with a small towel, which solves that problem

This stand hurts your wrists when typing

The size of the tabs does not bother me while typing at all

they're too tall & annoy my wrists when typing

Like the way the laptop adjusts for easier typing on keyboard.

can hear a rattling noise when typing tho

Attach another keyboard instead, or your wrists will not feel good, especially if you have been typing for awhile.

I do not recommend typing on your laptop while it is on this stand

The holders at the bottom dig into my wrists so typing on this thing is a pain in the ass.

As most reviews have said before me, the only draw back is that the plastic bits that bold the laptop interfere when typing or gaming

I can easily type, in fact, typing feels a bit nicer on a slight slant up taking all pressure off

As many other commenters have said, the flanges that hold the computer in place are really too high for comfortable typing

In addition, my laptop is now elevated so that the screen is at eye level and keys at perfect typing level.

Love the ventilation but I am not happy about the two end pieces that hold the laptop in place...they hurt my wrists when typing.

The keyboard is at a very good angle and definitely boost typing

Some reviews mention about those ends that sticks out, it would hurt ur wrists while typing and such but that's not the case for me since my ROG G752 is tall enough that my wrists would actually rest on the laptop itself

but they are hard and not comfortable when typing.

Keyboard is propped just right, very comfortable typing position with this stand

Makes typing so much easier

The stoppers to keep the laptop from sliding, are too tall and they are right where my wrists naturally lay when typing

and it was so uncomfortable typing reports

I like the concept of this stand but the two front tabs are a bit problematic as they hit your wrist in and are uncomfortable when typing.

I use it to angle my laptop on my desk, as well as on my over-the-bed table, for easier viewing and more comfortable typing

Uncomfortable spot to rest wrists when typing

Plus my neck doesn't hurt when typing on the computer at work.

Does a decent job holding up my HP Envy 17t-3200