The laptop stand offers a low-profile lift for your laptop to elevator the screen, incline the keyboard, and provides both a USB hub extension as well as an RGB lightbar in the front, because, well, why not RGB all the things?

The build quality is nice, solid aluminum frame, rubber feet and laptop contact points to ensure proper grip and no slips, and the light looks quite nice.

What would have been nice is, perhaps some day, if Razer would offer contact points on the laptop to allow some kind of pass-through mechanism to avoid needing to plug the dock in to the laptop. I also would have rather have had a USB-C hub, with power passthrough to allow for better bandwidth, and/or an HDMI output in the hub itself for an external display. Don't get me wrong, this works too, but I wouldn't mind having proper dock that is feature rich enough that I can take my laptop home at the end of the day, and expand it out to a more enriching gaming experience on a bigger screen without having to hotswap a bunch of cables.

If you're not an owner of a Razer laptop this stand might not be worth the price of admission, as you can get a lower-priced unit from a 3rd party that will achieve similar results. Otherwise you really are paying a brand tax, but you get the added benefit of unlocking the achievement of owning yet another device that will show up on your Synapse device listing as just another gadget that you can casually add any of a number of visual effects to trick out your daily driver.

Lastly, you may want to verify that this stand isn't going to obscure the fans of your system. This is a Razer dock after all, it's measured to best fit a Razer laptop's fan layout, and if you're using something else you may end up reducing airflow to your fans rather than providing more of it.

For me this loses one star on the Value aspect because of the lack of IO on the stand. If they offered a different stand or dock that featured these things I would have paid the extra for that one instead, alas, I was unable to find an offering from Razer on this.

Really nice and comfortable for my Razer Blade 17. Allows me to design for hours without hurting my wrists.

I know what you're thinking "gahlee this is an expensive laptop stand" and you're 100% right. However, it does not lack in quality. If you're looking for something that will last I think this will be for you.

I really like this stand and after searching through the internet i found it best suiting my needs, but i woul expect that for the money you are paying it would support a thunderbolt 4 output(not input from laptop) and at least one more usb c connection at the back. Other that that it is the most beautiful stand for the build and i dont regret it.

As for the item itself, i wanted a stand that has a gap where the fan intakes are and this item fits the bill since the body is held right between the two fans providing maximum airflow, and since it is raised i can leave it as is or add some quite ac infinity fans underneath which is much better and quieter than any laptop cooler out there.
The second reason i like this build is that the exhaust end does hang off the back, so instead of heating the desk/table up and then sucking that heat back into the intakes the exhaust can properly dissipate from the system which leads to much less noise from the laptop ramping up sooner.

Lastly its slim and i live the rubber feel, very premium tohave this wrapped around than aluminum with bumpers on it, easy to store, and the additional 3 usb 3.0A (not 3.1) ports come in handy as needed, lastly for me chroma is always good, not the primary reason that I buy these things for, but its nice to have.

knocked off a star since my package came open, with plastic around the body removed and missing Razer stickers sadly :(