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Griffin Elevator Laptop Stand Vs Logitech Notebook Riser

No one is comfortable to be hunched over a laptop with her head at a downward angle. Unfortunately, this is the position that many laptop users find themselves in. Taking the time to investigate the many laptop stands on the market is sure to present an ergonomically appealing solution. A new laptop stand may set you back $25.00 to $50.00, but youll find this money well spent, as the stand will last the life of your computer and beyond. Two such solutions, representing different price points, are discussed here.

Griffin Elevator Laptop Stand

The Griffin Elevator Laptop Stand wins with respect to stability, looks, ergonomics and heat transfer. Made from three discrete pieces that snap together easily, its softly burnished aluminum and clear plastic crossbar look good and hold all sizes of laptops. Ergonomically, your neck will appreciate the relief provided by the 5.5 inche elevation of your laptop. Like the Logitech N110, this is designed to be used with an external keyboard and mouse.

If you worry about your computer overheating, you will appreciate how the bottom of your laptop is exposed to the air for maximum heat transfer. No more will you be sitting with your lap getting warm from a hot laptop threatening to overheat.

Logitech N110 Notebook Riser

The Logitech N110 Notebook Riser looks a bit like a lectern for a laptop. With an off-white plastic base with gently rounded edges, it has a vaguely generic look. It collapses down for easy transport and opens easily. Your laptop rests on two ledges that snap out. While this is stable, it doesnt offer the rubber grips that keep the Griffin Elevator on your desk and your computer secure on the Elevator.

Ergonomically, the Logitech N110 works well. It offers three different angles for holding your laptop. However, you are out of luck if you have a larger laptop because this accommodates PCs and Macbooks up to 15.6 inches wide.

The Bottom Line

The Griffin and Logitech models both are good solutions to the ergonomic difficulties associated with laptop use. The ability to fold up the Logitech is very appealing, but this feature would be more compelling if the device were better made. Not only is the Griffin Elevator more visually appealing, its also more effective at dissipating heat and holding your laptop securely. While the Griffin is slightly more expensive than the plastic Logitech, it is very much worth the extra price.

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