Maya Okafor

Measure eye height, desk height, and laptop thickness to find an ergonomic stand under $50 that lifts to eye level, improves stability, and cuts heat.

Take three quick measurements to calculate your exact lift and comfort range, aligning your laptop with your eyes and wrists for pain-free work. Use those numbers to choose a stable, well-ventilated stand that fits your desk and avoids wobble and wasted purchases.

Measure eye height, desk height, and laptop thickness to calculate the exact lift for eye-level alignment - reducing neck strain and unflattering camera angles - then confirm it in minutes with a simple book-stack test before you buy.

Use three quick measurements - eye-height anchor, keyboard buffer zone, and stability/vent clearance - to choose a laptop stand and keyboard setup that fits your body and desk. Validate camera framing, wrist alignment, and airflow to avoid strain and throttling before you buy.

Use three quick measurements to choose a MacBook stand that lifts to eye level, eases neck strain, optimizes camera angle, and balances stability and cooling.