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    The Best Laptop Stands to Save Your Achin’ Neck

    News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 4, 20242 Mins Read
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    Still balancing your laptop on a stack of old books? It’s time to upgrade. Having the right laptop stand can make life more comfortable, so you can stop craning your neck while you work. The best stands raise your laptop’s screen (or external monitor!) close to eye level, which is better for maintaining a healthy posture. Some can even fit into a backpack for easy travel or switch configurations from sitting to standing. These are our favorites.

    Need more options for your home office? Read our guide to work-from-home gear.

    Updated February 2024: We’ve added adjustable stands from Branch and FlexiSpot. We’ve also updated our top pick from ObVus Solutions to its newest version and updated prices and links throughout.

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    Peripherals Are Important

    Snagging one of the laptop stands below is one of many ways you can improve your posture when sitting at a desk for long periods. You can also connect your laptop to a separate second computer monitor. You’ll be able to multitask more easily with two screens, and you won’t have to strain your neck as much.

    Some of these laptop stands are best paired with a separate keyboard and mouse. These peripherals mean you can set your laptop farther away and at various heights, and you won’t need to stretch your arms in awkward ways to type. The right mouse can prevent muscle strain and wrist problems, so check out the picks in our Best Keyboards and Best Gaming Mouse guides. (You don’t need to be a gamer to use a gaming mouse!)


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