[tomasz_fm]

Terrible for your wrists though

[cryptonector]

That's why I rarely use my laptop's keyboard. Always use an external keyboard, and also an external monitor. That way you can look forward and not hurt your neck while also not having to hold your arms in a very high and uncomfortable position. Oh and don't rest your wrists while typing. Also learn to type correctly, and/or use sticky keys (the accessibility feature). Right, then you don't need this stand, though since traveling with a monitor is not practical, an stand that raises the laptop's display is a great thing, so... sold!

[inatreecrown2]

yes, it looks very uncomfortable.

[DemocracyFTW2]

They do have a spiky edition tho, too, so maybe that's something

[dogma1138]

Also terrible for the environment.

The energy cost of buying this online, the carbon cost behind the $22 + shipping, the actual carbon cost of shipping this crap.

We are truly living in the most idiotic timeline.

[spencerflem]

What's the carbon cost of shipping a plastic stand?

Fwiw I do think that non-consumtion is a more 'real' protest than buying recycled but if you _have_ to get something

[lnsru]

I grew in poverty. This looks to me crazy expensive. Sustainability comes second. These things are probably made overseas, shipped in a container and distributed in a small package. Then used few weeks, paper will wear out and then thrown away. But that’s how quick fashion industry works anyway.

Edit: Asus laptop had foldable stand included in the paper packaging.

[nozzlegear]

What would a less idiotic timeline look like?