- STANDS & HOLDERS
- Stands and holders for laptops
- MISURA Ergonomic laptop stand ME11
MISURA Ergonomic laptop stand ME11
- STANDS & HOLDERS
- Stands and holders for laptops
- MISURA Ergonomic laptop stand ME11
MISURA Ergonomic laptop stand ME11
Ergonomic laptop stand MISURA ME11
Need a stand for your laptop? MISURA ME11 is definitely worth considering, as its ergonomic shape is ideal for relieving neck, shoulder, back and wrist fatigue. You can place your laptop or tablet at a height that suits you – adjustable from 4.5 cm to 36 cm. You can also insert a book into the MISURA ME11 stand. The desk itself will be protected against scratches thanks to the non-slip surface.
Main benefits
- Fully flexible lift and tilt angle adjustment
- Stand designed for laptops up to 17" and smaller
- Made from high-quality materials
- MISURA ME11 features a non-slip surface
- Helps relieve neck, shoulder, back and wrist fatigue
- Easy to carry
- Adjustable height from 4.5 cm to 36 cm
Size: 285 × 290 × 45–360 mm
Applicability: devices up to 17" and smaller
MISURA ME11 stand with adjustable height
The MISURA ME11 stand can easily accommodate a laptop or tablet up to 17". Comfortable positioning is achieved with simple height adjustment – you can set your device anywhere within a range of 4.5 to 36 cm.
MISURA ME11 – universal stand for all laptops
The MISURA ME11 laptop stand is very sturdy and stable, so you don’t have to worry about your valuable device falling out. It is made of high-quality material, ensuring a long service life.
Flexible lift and tilt adjustment
The MISURA ME11 stand allows fully flexible lift and tilt angle adjustment, helping to relieve strain and discomfort in your back, shoulders, neck and wrists.
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
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| Usage | For standing use, Foldable, Suitable for laptop, Suitable for tablet, Laptop elevation (with external keyboard), Frequent carrying, travelling |

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