
Turn your screen. Not your neck.
You know the move. Someone asks to see what's on your screen, and you spin the whole laptop around — cable tugging, trackpad in the air, half-closing the lid so it doesn't tip.
AeroStand Pro fixes that with one finger.
The 360° rotating base turns on a dual rotary shaft, so your screen swings to whoever needs to see it while your laptop stays exactly where it is. Show a client the proposal. Turn the mockup toward your designer. Then spin it back and keep working.
The rest of the day it's doing something quieter but more important: holding your screen 7.5 inches higher than your desk. That's the difference between craning down at your laptop for eight hours and looking straight ahead like you would at a monitor. Your neck notices by week two.
The panel tilts through 120° of adjustment, so you can dial in the exact angle for sitting, standing, or leaning back. Silicone pads on the panel and base mean nothing slides and nothing gets scratched. The open aluminum frame lets air move under your laptop instead of trapping it against the desk.
Unfold it, set your laptop down, adjust once. That's the whole setup.
The stand that actually turns
Most stands lift your laptop and leave it there. Ours moves with you.
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360° rotating base |
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Share your screen without moving your laptop |
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120° panel tilt range |
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Silicone anti-slip, anti-scratch pads |
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Folds flat for storage |
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Fits every laptop from 10" to 16" |
Questions, answered.
Does the base really spin a full 360°?
Yes. The dual rotary shaft rotates a complete circle and holds position wherever you stop it — no clicking into preset notches, no springing back.
How high does it lift my screen?
Up to 7.5 inches above your desk. For most people at a standard-height desk, that brings the top of the screen close to eye level and takes the downward crane out of your neck.
Will it fit my laptop?
Any laptop from 10 to 16 inches — MacBook Air and Pro, Dell XPS and Inspiron, HP, Lenovo ThinkPad, ASUS VivoBook, Acer, Chromebook, Microsoft Surface Pro, Google Pixelbook, Sony, and Toshiba.
How much weight does it hold?
Up to 8 lbs, which covers virtually every laptop in its size range — a 16" MacBook Pro is about 4.7 lbs and a Dell XPS 15 is around 4.2 lbs. If you run a heavy gaming laptop over 7 lbs, message us before ordering and we'll tell you straight whether it's a fit.
Will it scratch my laptop or slide on my desk?
No. Silicone pads sit between the aluminum frame and your laptop, with more on the underside of the base. Nothing metal touches your finish, and the stand stays where you put it.
Do I need an external keyboard?
For the full ergonomic benefit, yes. Once the screen is raised, typing on the built-in keyboard means reaching up. Any USB or Bluetooth keyboard and mouse works — you don't need anything special.
Will it help my laptop run cooler?
It lifts your laptop off the desk and leaves the underside open to air, which helps compared to sitting flat on a surface. To be clear, it isn't an active cooling pad — there's no fan.
What color does it come in?
Classic black. It's the finish that disappears into a desk setup instead of competing with it.
How do I store it?
It folds flat when you're done and slides into a drawer or the gap beside a bookshelf. Setup and takedown take a few seconds either way.
How fast will it arrive?
We ship free from a US warehouse, and most orders arrive within 5 to 12 days. You'll get tracking as soon as it leaves.