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Trays that put a laptop on a monitor arm.
Telescopic monitor stand that raises your screen for better posture, with built-in storage for desk essentials.
Telescopic monitor stand that raises your screen for better posture, with built-in storage for desk essentials.
£24.99
Fully adjustable single monitor arm that fits 13–24 inch screens and holds up to 19.8 lbs.
Fully adjustable single monitor arm that fits 13–24 inch screens and holds up to 19.8 lbs.
£87.99
Adjustable monitor arm with clamp mount, fitting 13-32 inch screens and supporting multi-angle rotation for comfortable viewing.
Adjustable monitor arm with clamp mount, fitting 13-32 inch screens and supporting multi-angle rotation for comfortable viewing.
£73.99
Steel VESA 100x100 bracket that holds laptops up to 15.6 inches on a monitor arm or wall mount.
Steel VESA 100x100 bracket that holds laptops up to 15.6 inches on a monitor arm or wall mount.
£36.99
Aluminium desk clamp arm with quick release tray and 360 swivel for adjustable laptop positioning.
Aluminium desk clamp arm with quick release tray and 360 swivel for adjustable laptop positioning.
£67.99
A metal VESA mount plate with EVA padding that lets you clamp a laptop onto any monitor arm with standard VESA holes.
A metal VESA mount plate with EVA padding that lets you clamp a laptop onto any monitor arm with standard VESA holes.
£27.99
A monitor arm clamps to the edge of the desk and holds a screen on a jointed arm, so you can pull it closer, push it away, raise it or turn it. A laptop tray fixes to the end of that arm and holds a laptop instead, open, at the height you set. The laptop's screen can then sit beside a monitor at the same height, and the desk underneath stays clear for the keyboard, the mouse and your papers.
The arm. If you already have one, check the plate on its end has the 100 x 100mm holes, then check the arm's stated weight limit covers the laptop and the tray together.
The laptop. Check its screen size is inside the size the tray states, and that the tray's edges do not cover a port or a vent.
The desk. A clamp needs a desk edge it can grip, of a thickness the clamp states, and room behind the desk for the arm to swing.
The Health and Safety Executive's guidance puts the top of the screen level with your eyes and about an arm's length away. On an arm the laptop's own keyboard is in the air, so a separate keyboard and mouse take over the typing. A USB-C hub keeps the cables to one.
Only on an arm made with two heads. A single arm holds one or the other.
A tray with holes lets air reach the base more than a solid desk does, but it is not a cooler.