Surface PRO Stand: Lift Your Surface with Keyboard Attached - Reduce Neck Pain, Improve Camera Angle, Portable, Adjustable, Easy to Use

I have to say that at first I was skeptical of getting this product because in the reviews I read that it was a pricey product for being made in a plastic material. However, all I needed was to see it with my own eyes. This product may seem as fragile but it’s not. I might be wrong but it looks like it’s a product that was made in a 3D printer, and I trust the quality because a 3D printer is an amazing tool that helps materialise an idea. Which is why in my opinion their price is reasonable and fair for this product. I would also like to add that the other reason I was doubting to get it. As a graphic designer that uses the keys board as a faster way to navigate through design apps ,etc. I wasn't sure if I would be able to use the keyboard while being in this stand.Good news you can!!! Of course you have to be gentle with it. However you already had to be gentle with this due to the whole design and how it connects to the pro.All that I have left to say is: thank you for having this idea and being entrepreneurs on a item that should not be so hard to find :)

I don't own a Surface Pro, I have an HP Chromebook that has the same split screen support as a Pro. So when I saw this stand which really is the only one on the market as of this writing I decided to ignore the oinkers and give it a shot.Yes, it is made if some plastic component, and manhandling will probably break it. But it is perfect for propping up the screen for ZOOM meetings, and I can also do some typing that way. So unless you're someone who shoves your electronics and accessories rudely into a bag and then bangs that around quite a bit I don't see why it shouldn't last.There are no instructions to speak of in the box, and the pictures did not help me at first either. But as I maneuvered it around and kept looking at the paper at the first time it finally clicked. I guess the company knows that it is confusing because they added a link to their web page and "How To" help. But once I figured it out it only takes a second to set up now. It is very lightweight but does require a 12" bag that gives it enough room for its 1" thick bottom baffle.

The kickstand-style of the Microsoft Surface Pro is the biggest drawback to an otherwise solid laptop; but this stand is designed to work around the problem. It's a pretty ingenious design and -- while it's not the sturdiest construction -- it holds the laptop in the perfect position for Zoom calls. It seems fine for light typing, maybe not forceful "power" typing, but the overall design is ideal for what I need.

I wanted to like this so much! The material was super light and one side was higher than the other. When I placed my Surface Pro 7 on the stand, it kept sliding down and would wiggle for a while until I kept it still. Maybe I just had a bad batch! But it sadly wasn’t worth the price for the quality.Ended up buying a tablet stand and a Bluetooth keyboard to use when I have to hop on Zooms.

Best invention for the Surface! Love it and I use it every day.

The Surface Pro Stand is fantastic! The lightweight and efficient design makes working with more comfort and improved posture well worth the purchase. Was also extremely impressed with the hand written ‘thank you’ from the Founder, Brett Casson, it’s been a long time since receiving that personal touch when purchasing through Amazon.

Works well it cheap flimsy plastic.

The designer (s) of this stand created a highly functional, outstanding product. It's very lightweight and compact, so it can be taken almost anywhere. It works with smaller Surfaces as well as the Pro Versions; I got it to work with my other Surface, a Surface Go 2, while still in a Spigen Stand Folio case. Thank you for creating a superb product.