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I have created a simple laptop stand
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Find the design on Printables: Wedge Laptop-stand by impulse1delta
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Can anyone explain to me the use cases and benefits of these types of stands that hold laptops at an angle?
I think it’s so you can set it on a desk, have the screen at eye level while using a connected keyboard and mouse.
This is precisely, and solely, why I use it at a sit-stand workstation, yeah.
When using the laptop as a second monitor and keeping it at the same height as the external monitor
So if you have a 2016-2019 Macbook you can speed run destroying the video cable.
It's to improve posture when using the laptop for longer periods of time.