18mm MacBook Pro Vertical Stand
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Description
Dock a closed 16-inch MacBook Pro on its side to save desk space. This vertical stand holds the laptop securely while keeping the aluminum chassis accessible.
- 18mm wide slot accommodates the 16.8mm thickness of the 16-inch model with necessary clearance.
- Flared top entry guides the device into place for smooth docking.
- Wide side window provides direct physical access to the case for checking the temperature by touch.
The extended footprint creates a stable base, preventing the heavy machine from tipping over when inserting cables or knocking the desk.
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