Twelve South HiRise Adjustable Stand for MacBook Pro and MacBook Air
Twelve South HiRise Adjustable Stand for MacBook Pro and MacBook Air
Product Information
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Overview
The Twelve South HiRise for MacBook is a beautifully designed stand that's adjustable, so you can select just the right height for using your notebook as a desktop computer. HiRise has silicone lined, v-shaped arms that hold your MacBook like a tire gripping the road. The v-shaped arms also ensure maximum circulation of air around your Mac.
HiRise's spring-loaded post makes it super easy to adjust the height of the stand. Elevate your MacBook off the desk to focus on the screen, or raise the height of your MacBook to align it with your external monitor for the ultimate dual-display setup.
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Highlights
- Adjustable stand that lets you use MacBook as a desktop
- Compatible with MacBooks and users of all sizes
- Spring-loaded post makes adjusting height a snap
- Silicone-lined arms firmly grip bottom of MacBook
- Allows you to align MacBook with an external monitor
- Frees space on your desk for an external keyboard and mouse
- Teflon rails on bottom of stand protect desk surface
- V-shaped display stand provides maximum airflow for MacBook
- Crafted from metal for a stable footprint
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Did you notice?
Metal construction and silicone-lined arms keep your MacBook securely in place. -
Apple Recommends For
Raise your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air to just the right height for use as a desktop computer. -
What's in the Box?
- Twelve South HiRise stand for MacBook
- Owner's manual
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Manufacturer Information
Part Number
- Mfr. Part Number : 12-1222
- UPC or EAN No. : 851522002573
Warranty
- Note : Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
Ratings & Reviews
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mStand v.s. HiRise for MacBook
I've been using the mStand for a little over a year now, but when Twelve South came out with their new HiRise for MacBook stand I figured I would give it a try. I'm not going to compare unboxing because functionality it what ultimately matters.
I dock/undock my Early 2011 MacBook Pro roughly 5-10 times a week. What is most important to me is that it is a seamless transition. Have laptop, put on stand, and connect cables. The mStand excels at this with its "feet" to catch the laptop and make perfect positioning an ease with each use. The HiRise however, does not have such a feature and this can become a tedious task to get the same position as you had once before. Placing your $3k MacBook Pro on a stand shouldn't be a guessing game, and you definitely shouldn't be worried that it might fall off given the incorrect position.
Stand placement is another big issue for me and honestly, I didn't realize it was until I got the HiRise. The stand shouldn't move once placed in the proper position on my desk. The mStand doesn't move. The HiRise does, and abhorrently so.
Lastly, elevation is also critical. While the HiRise will get the top of your MacBook Pro screen to roughly 15 1/2", the mStand will give you a full inch more. There is also more downward angle on the body of the Macbook Pro with the mStand. The is bound to be more beneficial to heat dissipation. I have also found it makes it easier to use the keyboard in those instances I forget to turn Bluetooth back on before docking my MacBook Pro.
P.S. With the HiRise height set to the lowest point, the back(where the back of your laptop would sit) is at 3 5/8" and the front is at 2 1/8". …- Written by Bryan H from San Antonio
45 of 59 people found this useful
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Mine's not wobbly...
My HiRise Stand for MacBook arrived today and I have to say I'm delighted with it. It seems very well built and sturdy and everyt hing appears to be even. My only criticism is that I had assumed that it would be possible to adjust the level of tilt, but it isn't. Apart from that, I'm very pleased.
As to the previous comments posted, I wonder whether one was just a bad example - it would be interesting to know if the buyer's second purchase was the same. As to the other, yes, the packaging oozes class and expense and I'm sure that does add to the price, but since when has that put off an Apple purchaser? Unpackaging an Apple product is one of those little joys that makes Apple what it is. I'm delighted that Twelve South thought enough about their customers that they would try to emulate that experience also. Good for them.
Finally on the price, yes it is a bit costly, but I was prepared to pay the extra in order to have the adjustable stand. As it turns out, I have already adjusted the stand once because I decided I didn't actually need it quite the way up to the top. …- Written by Matthew R from Washington
22 of 26 people found this useful
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It Does Stick! People are using it wrong!
Great Product, everyone that says that it does not stick and that the macbook slides off is using the product upside down! The V shape part of the product is where the macbook sits on, and the base that sits on the desk is the rectangular part. Please consult the pictures on the box before using and criticizing.
Personally, I love the product, it may not have the ability to change the tilt, but the height adjustments are great, the product is built strong and sturdy, and I love the design ascetics of the product! …- Written by Warren A from Langley
16 of 18 people found this useful
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Great Product
I agree it is a bit pricey but worth it for the solid feel and good looks.
Only problem I had was my wife stealing it so I am b uying a second one. …- Written by DENNIS R from vernon
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Almost not terrible...
When I saw this product in the Apple store today I couldn't resist, I needed it... And for the price it seemed like a good investm ent. So soon after I purchase of this stand I came to realize like right when I opened the box there was scratches all over the stand. When I put my Macbook pro 17" on the stand it wobbled, like a lot. So I took a closer look at the stand and the black ridges on the bottom were uneven causing it to wobble... Terrible product. …
- Written by Taylor G from Grayson
2 of 12 people found this useful
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Adjustable Stand
This is excellent, free's up space on my desk, allows proper ventilation. I also purchased a wireless keyboard and mouse. I absolu tely love it. Never have to touch the keypad or mouse pad again.
Scale 1- 10 , I give it 11 …- Written by David Z from FORT LAUDERDALE
1 of 1 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
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Can this be used for other laptops? Eg like a toshiba laptop
- Asked by Sebastian D
- May 28, 2013
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can you use the speck case on this stand
- Asked by Lindsay P
- May 22, 2013
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Does this unit work with a 17in MacBook Pro?
- Asked by Richard E
- Jan 31, 2013
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can I use the built-in keyboard with this product just like JUst Mobile stand Pro
- Asked by Diana F from Bogota
- Nov 22, 2012
Answer
They recommend that you don't use the built-in keyboard with this product and instead use an externa l keyboard. …
- Answered by Richard E
- Jan 31, 2013
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how much does the stand for MacBook weigh
- Asked by Dexter W
- Dec 5, 2012
Answer
Weight 1.75 pounds (0.79 kg) (Source: twelvesouth website)
- Answered by Jerome M from Oxford
- Jan 20, 2013
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Can I still use built-in keyboard and trackpad in the lowest position or an external keyboard and mouse are necessary?
- Asked by Diana F from Bogota
- Nov 22, 2012
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It depends on your comfort level. Personally I think it's just fine, but I use it for DJing. So I ha ve a pair of turntables underneath mine, and I am comfortable with having my arms raised for it. Someone just using it for home use may find some issue with it. …
- Answered by Bryant D from Phoenix
- Nov 30, 2012