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Millenium Laptopstand

A cheap, sturdy bolt-together stand for a fixed setup; slow to assemble and adjust for gigs.

Millenium Laptopstand assembled, from a three-quarter angle

Photos: Thomann (Millenium)

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Best for
A laptop or small synth raised over a fixed home or booth setup.
Skip it if
You carry the stand to gigs or change its height often.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 0 professional reviews and 60 owner reviews: a fair amount of evidence.

Owners rate it as a sturdy, cheap stand and use it as often for keyboards, synths and small mixers as for laptops. The reservations are a bolted build that is slow to set up and must come apart to change height, and some sideways wobble near the top setting, so most keep it assembled in one place.

What people praise

  • Sturdy and steady once bolted together
  • Good value for the price
  • Doubles as a shelf for keyboards, synths and small mixers
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  • Frees space underneath for a controller, mixer or interface
  • Holds up to regular use, including gigs, some for years
  • Pads grip the laptop and stop scratches

What to know first

  • Slow to bolt together, and changing the height means taking it apart, so it suits a fixed setup more than travel
  • Wobbles sideways, mostly at the higher settings
  • Fixed size and angle: no tilt, and the arms can be too deep or too narrow
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  • Raised edges on the feet stop it sliding over other gear
  • Lowest setting is still quite high
  • Pads can come unstuck
  • Front lips are small, so a laptop can creep forward
See the 0 reviews behind this

No professional reviews found; 60 owner reviews read at Thomann (40 of the black, 20 of the white)Compiled 2026-11-07How this is compiled

Prices

Before you buy

Released
October 2007
Status
Current

Works with

  • 13- and 14-inch laptopsOwners report a fit

    Thomann owners use it with 13- and 14-inch laptops such as a 13-inch MacBook Air or MacBook Pro; one says anything larger overhangs the arms on both sides. Thomann owner reviews, checked 2026-11-07

  • Small controllers, drum machines and synthsMaker's stated use

    Thomann says it also holds small controllers, drum machines and synthesizers, and that several stands, or the similar Laptopstand Dock, can be combined; owners use it as a second tier for compact keyboards and small mixers. Manufacturer spec sheet (Millenium (Thomann)), checked 2026-11-07

  • A controller or mixer underneathSpace below the arms

    Thomann sells it for DJs and musicians; owners raise the laptop over a DJ controller, a mixer or an audio interface. Thomann owner reviews, checked 2026-11-07

You’ll also need

  • A pouch for the partsIf you take it apart

    The stand comes apart into angle pieces, two cross bars and four screws; owners who carry it in pieces warn the small parts are easy to lose. Thomann owner reviews, checked 2026-11-07

Key specs

Height
170 to 340 mm, set in 25 mm steps by re-bolting the side pieces
Platform
Two angled arms 265 mm long with front lips and anti-slip pads; width adjustable in 25 mm steps; no tilt
Folded
Does not fold; it comes apart into its side pieces and two cross bars
Weight
1.4 kg
Material
Black metal (white on the Laptopstand White)
Warranty
3 years (Thomann)

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Our take

Rory TassellWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

No professional reviews were found. Of 60 Thomann owner reviews, 27 call it sturdy once bolted together, 22 praise the value and 19 also use it for keyboards, synths or small mixers. Sixteen find it slow to assemble, with the height changed only by taking it apart, and ten report sideways wobble near the top setting. Buy it for a stand that stays set up at home or in one booth; to carry one to gigs, choose a folding stand.

What it is

Status, November 2026: current. Thomann still sells the Laptopstand under its own brand, Millenium, in black and as the Laptopstand White.

What it is

The Laptopstand is Thomann's budget laptop stand, on sale since October 2007. It is made of black metal side pieces bolted to two cross bars, and moving the bolts sets the height from 170 to 340 mm and the width, both in 25 mm steps (Thomann's description). The two angled arms are 265 mm long, with front lips and anti-slip pads, and their angle is fixed. It weighs 1.4 kg. It does not fold: Thomann says setting it up and taking it down often is time-consuming, and points touring DJs and musicians to more flexible stands. Thomann gives no load rating.

Of 60 owner reviews read at Thomann across the black and white versions, 27 call it sturdy once assembled and 19 also use it to hold keyboards, synths or small mixers. Owners fit 13- and 14-inch laptops, and one says larger ones overhang the arms. Sixteen find it slow to bolt together, two of them putting it at four to five minutes, and say a height change means taking it apart; ten report sideways wobble, mostly near the top setting. The DJ laptop stands guide compares stands that fold.