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Native Union Launches FOLD MacBook Stand

Apple accessory maker Native Union today announced the launch of the FOLD MacBook Stand, which is designed for both use at home and on the go thanks to its compact, collapsible design.

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The FOLD is designed to prop up a MacBook to an ideal tilt level to improve posture and also to improve airflow for the machine. It is thin and lightweight, and it folds down so it can tuck into an included carrying case that fits into a bag.

Native Union's stand is compatible with all 13-inch to 16-inch MacBook models, along with 10.2-inch to 16-inch tablets. It can hold up to 3kg, and it also works with laptops and tablets from other brands.

The FOLD Laptop Stand can be purchased from the Native Union website for $40.

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Top Rated Comments

48 months ago
Why would anyone think that typing with your wrists bent at that angle is ergonomic?
Score: 11 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ChrisFromNEPA Avatar
48 months ago
Essentially making the keyboard barely useable... who would type at that angle
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
48 months ago

Why would anyone think that typing with your wrists bent at that angle is ergonomic?
There have been decades of bad products sold to people as “ergonomic” because they tilted up (bending your wrists at an angle to generate RSI and carpel tunnel syndrome). Just because they labeled themselves ergonomic people bought into the idea and bought them.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
blazerunner Avatar
48 months ago
Looks flimsy.
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48 months ago
The stand looks delicate. Looks like it is inclined a bit more than what is ideal.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
48 months ago
I will say I bought a very similar stand from Five and Below for $3. It adjusts to a lot of angles and is fantastic for on the go and takes two seconds to set up. I use it for all my video calls and for when I need to visually prepare slide decks. Never when typing.

With that being said, same device, $3. Go to Five and Below.
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