Laptop Stand Fellowes NBH-2 — adjustable height ergonomic notebook riser

The Fellowes NBH-2 — adjustable height ergonomic notebook riser is a compact laptop stand designed to elevate a notebook screen to a more comfortable eye level. The stand adjusts height to suit different seating positions and desk setups, and its foldable construction allows easy storage and transport. By positioning the laptop display closer to eye level, the riser helps reduce neck and shoulder strain during routine use at home, in co-working spaces, or in the office.

Advantages

The adjustable-height mechanism provides incremental elevation options for improved viewing ergonomics without requiring separate external monitors. The riser’s compact and foldable form factor makes it convenient to carry and store while maintaining a stable platform for a variety of notebook sizes. The design supports ventilation beneath the laptop, helping to maintain airflow and reduce operating temperatures under normal use.

Suitable for

• Home office laptop work and study
• Office desks and shared workspaces
• Mobile professionals and remote meetings
• Temporary standing or sit-stand setups

Key specifications

• Adjustable height range suitable for typical laptop viewing angles
• Compact, foldable design for portability and storage
• Stable support platform compatible with most notebook sizes
• Open base to promote airflow and passive cooling
• Lightweight construction for easy transport

How to use

Place the Fellowes NBH-2 on a stable desk surface and unfold the legs to the desired height setting. Position the laptop centrally on the support platform so the screen is aligned with your natural line of sight. When using an elevated laptop position for extended periods, pair the stand with an external keyboard and mouse to maintain a neutral wrist posture. Collapse the stand and secure any movable parts before placing it into a bag for transport.

Usage recommendations

For optimal ergonomics, adjust the stand so the top third of the laptop screen is at or slightly below eye level and keep the screen about an arm’s length away. Use an external keyboard and mouse when the laptop is raised to avoid wrist strain. Regularly check that the stand is locked in the chosen position and that the laptop sits firmly on the platform to prevent slipping.