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Welcome to the world of digital photography. Our company specializes in photography peripheral products.
We have been working hard for our guests to take better photos.In addition, we also produce some stand life products, such as this projector stand.
This bracket has three styles, which are designed for different needs and can be used in different scenarios. It is very suitable for indoor and outdoor use, bars, stages, studios, music halls.
The size of the upper tray is 11.3*15.2inch, and the size of the sub-tray is 11.5*8.3inch.
The tray can be tilted to a degree for music scores, or it can be erected for easy storage.
23 inches between legs. Forms triangle of 23”x23”x23”. This is with the legs fully extended.
Jobz Torres
Reviewed in Canada on May 31, 2023
It's a very STURDY tripod anyone would love, it's a sure WORTH YOUR MONEY find. I'm using it to mount my Insta360 Camera while performing on stage... worry no more about accidentally falling the camera on the floor. if yo love your gadgets, you can entrust it with this tripod.The only suggestion I wanted to emphasize is to ADD A CARRYING BAG with it, it will help a lot in making the tripod portable and handy in any situation.
Madame Marcheur
Reviewed in Canada on October 25, 2022
This is a very handy and versatile stand that can be set up in multiple ways. The tripod stand comes with castors that glide easily and make the stand very easy to move around or lock in place. The poles are made of plastic and I wasn’t sure if they would be strong enough but they seem to be holding very well. It comes with 3 shelf’s, two smaller ones and a big one. The two smaller ones are a lower tray that attached to the pole which is somewhat stable (strong enough to support a coffee cup, files, paperwork, etc) and a small metal piece that attaches to either of the other trays, that is meant for something very lightweight like a mouse as it is unstable. The big tray is attached to the top and has two elastic bands around it to hold a laptop, tablet, projector, etc. it comes with two phone holders that can be attached on either of the trays connected to the poll. I’m currently using this for multiple things but one of my favourites is to set it low with the tray on top and use it as a movable tray for when I’m working on projects.
SMB
Reviewed in Canada on October 24, 2022
This is a fairly decent tripod stand for laptops, projectors, or anything else really that can fit onto either tray. It's a tripod on wheels with lockable casters along with 2 trays; however, the bottom tray seems much less sturdy than the top one and it doesn't appear to be able to hold, at least safety, anything heavy so I probably wouldn't risky anything, well, expensive.≡ Physical buildThe overall physical build quality is pretty decent for the most part especially the tripod itself and the casters/wheels. I wouldn't go so far to say the casters are industrial grade but they appear to be better than the average consumer stuff that I've come across in the past. The top tray is well constructed and reasonably sturdy and sufficiently stable for laptops or even projectors that are mostly bulky and heavier than most laptops.The bottom tray on the other hand, well, leaves much to be desired. The tube joint that attaches the tray (only soldered at 2 contacts instead of the all the way along the edges) to the pole isn't reinforced in anyway and simply isn't strong or secure enough for anything heavy (or expensive). Yes, the joint is metal and yes they can break off which I've seen (gravity is a heartless monster).I'm not entirely certain what the phone holders are for but they are there should you need 'em. The mouse pad/tray is nice but its relatively smooth surface doesn't work that well to save the mouse from impending doom and plunging into the oblivion by gravity when the upper tray is tiled (at a sufficient angle). In addition, the mouse tray seems like an afterthought because it's somewhat flimsy comparing to the tray it's attached to.Although this is marketed as being portable, I don't really see how portable this can be given there really is no real and easy way to transport this without taking the trays apart. A heavy duty carrying would've been helpful I suppose.All things considered, this is a decent tripod stand on wheels for laptops/projectors or what have you and it's reasonably sturdy and stable for the most part; however, it is bit pricey at $100 for what it provides and its usability.
Serena Uchiha
Reviewed in Canada on October 23, 2022
This laptop projector tripod stand works as advertised. It is able to support my projector or my 15-inch laptop and it glides smoothly and quietly across carpeted and wood flooring. It comes with clear assembly instructions and it is quick and straightforward to put together. You are able to adjust two of the poles but I find that I am only really comfortable adjusting the lower one as the upper one which holds the laptop tray tends to come off when I try to adjust it since the pole itself isn’t that long and it doesn’t have a stopper to keep it from popping off. When the top pole does detach, the black coating on it ends up flaking off and leaving a mess. For this reason I try to stick to adjusting the lower pole only. It’s nice that the drink tray can rotate 360 degrees but I find I have to be careful if I do put anything on it because it cannot be locked into place and bumping into it may send it flying. This same tray looks like it would be the perfect spot for an external keyboard but I can tell you that it isn’t really because it’s anchor point is only about an inch big and it won’t support much pressure. The tray bobbles up and down a bit when I type on it. The laptop tray has a sharp perimeter so you won’t want to type on your laptop for a long time when it’s on this tray as it will be uncomfortable. The mouse tray is simply hooked on and easily bumped off so I would recommend using a wireless mouse on another surface instead. The elastic straps on the laptop tray seem like a mere afterthought and I haven't even felt the need to use them yet because I don’t feel they make a difference. With the exception of the cheap foam liner and elastics, overall this tripod is good quality and it is sturdy enough that I feel confident/safe placing my gear on it.
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