If you're looking for a one-piece laptop stand with a different look and design, the Soundance Aluminum Computer Riser might be a good choice.

If you need something that travels well or that you can adjust to your specific needs, check out some of the other options below, like the Roost or Nulaxy's C5. At GearLab, we intend to provide you with an in-depth, hands-on analysis of products to take the guesswork out of your purchasing decisions.The C5 does not feature cable management devices or slots, so your cables will be rather exposed during use.

The ergonomic riser will help reduce neck and back pain, reduce eye strain creating extra space giving you the option to work without any clutter on your desk. A more sturdy option with a similar design sans the cable management slots is the mStand by RainDesign. If you're looking for extra storage on your desk, there is plenty of room underneath to stash small objects. Since our test period with this adjustable stand, the branding has been changed from MeFee to Kentevin. This model puts your computer screen right at eye level while sitting in most office chairs and aligns well with the height of external monitors.Only slightly more wobbly than the mStand during our assessment was the Roost Laptop Stand, but this is to be expected considering its plastic construction. With the laptop raised and an external keyboard and mouse in place, the sleek stand transforms any desk or table into an optimal, ergonomic workspace for laptop users. HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE WITH 6 SETTING: Nulaxy C4 laptop stand offers six modes for height adjustment, elevating your laptop from 1. They also have over 15 years combined professional product testing experience and have teamed up on projects ranging from lithium-ion-powered hand tools to ergonomic keyboards to iPhone gimbals and even jump ropes. We love the style and form of the mStand, but due to its inability to adjust or fold down to a smaller size, it may not be the right choice for everyone.