IbizaSLAP190 Double Laptop Stand

Some other people have reviewed this as being difficult to assemble. I watched some guys video on YouTube which taught me, above all else, to measure what I wanted to use with it very carefully before putting it together. Measurements in hand, I laid out all the rods and added the extensions to match.The instructions (which is being kind to the word instructions) are very basic - even IKEA would be embarrassed - but are clear enough. Once assembled, the stand is very sturdy. One caveat which others have pointed out: once it's together, you're pretty much stuck with leaving it assembled. If you're taking it on the road, you should resign yourself to that. However, I'm please with this purchase which does exactly what I had hoped as you can see from the photo.

It's an easy to config stand according to your needs. Clearly is not perfect but is doing its job. If you use a light weight controller with a gaming laptop which is a bit heavier, stand is not so stable anymore. For controllers that doesn't have plane bottom surface like Numark Mixtrack Platinum, you can change the type of instalation to fit to dj controller.

The product is exactly what I was looking for, very sturdy and easy to assemble.

Robust enough for both a DDJ 400 and laptop with minimal wobble or shaking. The only let down is the lack of instructions, which meant I had to use the photo image as a guide. An hour and 15 mins later and job done. All parts were all present and correct.

Happy with purchase, looks good and pretty sturdy so far. Helps as controller is at a good angle to access knobs and buttons. I read on here it was hard to put together. I’m no good at DIY but l found it no problem if you ignore the instructions. Enlarge an online picture of the stand and you’ll soon work it out.

A little awkward to put together - an extra pair of hands is recommended. Had trouble with one of the end nuts because it was cross threaded. Had to use enough force to cut through and hope it didn't completely jam. With a rag and a pair of plyers I managed to get it to recut itself but that took a fair bit of paint off the support bar. Not the end of the world - this is not an aesthetic item.Although I only use it for a small controller (DDJ-400) and a MIDI keyboard, I find it fairly sturdy. I believe it could hold a lot more weight.The full length rubber matting on the arms is a welcome addition and so I think they deserve a mention.Considering the awkward nature of fixing it up - which needs to be ironed out in MKII - and the fact that the paint work maybe of importance to some buyers (comes off the bars very easily), I'd suggest this is over priced. I realise there are more expensive versions/brands available but I cannot compare quality for not having experienced them. If I ever needed to, I would not purchase a second one unless it was under £32.Overall, it does exactly as it should. Hard to put together - particularly if you're Billy No Mates at the time.The design fault I came across may have been a one off so don't let that cloud your judgement. Price wise: If you can get a healthy discount, then this is a worthwhile alternative to the £60 models doing the rounds.I'm moderately happy with the item but I am more happy for what it does - it's function. Thumbs up.

This is an amazing stand, ONCE BUILT. 😅 The stand was one of the hardest things I’ve ever built. I would recommend you use pictures and videos online to aid you.But once the stand is built, it is very sturdy, very professional and blends in due to it being black.Highly recommend

I wasn't too sure it would fit but this fits a Pioneer DDJ-RX perfectly and a 15/16inch laptop fine.It's sturdy enough once everything is sat on it.I mainly got it for use at home but I've also used it at a gig.It's a little bit annoying to assemble and obviously designed not to be collapsed down which is fine given the price.