Laptop Harness - Wearable Laptop Stand for Up to 17" Laptops, Tablets & E-readers - Adjustable Straps, Includes Memory Foam Mouse Pad

I don't use this for a laptop but for two drone controllers, two tablets, and a MiFi. It works very well for the purpose I bought it for. I modified it slightly with velcro so my devices can't move around or slide off. Some of the members on the Facebook page thought I was kidding when I told them what I put together till I posted a picture of it. Some liked it and thought it was a good idea. Don't know if they'll buy one though.

I think it was a great idea but it feels awkward getting in and out of the harness.

I'm so glad I found this. It works exactly as I hoped it would -- I use it with the Apple Vision Pro to be able to code standing up and moving around. It's such a game-changer. My only complaints are that this is still a bit rough around the edges (in part literally -- the surface digs into your abdomen painfully, so I'll have to mod this with some packing material as padding) and I can't seem to get the surface angled in such a way that my hands feel placed on my keyboard ergonomically, so I may have to find the right wrist rest or just use packing material as padding for that as well.

My job requires me to frequently move about the clinic while typing and that can be very difficult when seating is limited. This has been incredibly helpful!

I got this with the sole intention of using it for roller derby. For every bout we compete in, we have someone taking down stats in a spreadsheet. Having done this job many times, I realized that my ergonomics were funky. Not anymore! This is so helpful that I (or anyone else who uses it) can actually walk around, stand, or sit with this on and have stable support for the laptop.

The quality is a bit iffy, especially on the straps. It is functional, but extremely uncomfortable as a plus size user and a woman. I had to add a pool noodle on the edge so it didn't dig into my abdomen. And my chest gets in the way. Getting it on is a pain, and the straps seem like they might disconnect being adjusted to the max. Padded strap covers would also assist comfort. Overall, I do like it, but wish it adjusted bigger and was sturdier especially at this price point.

This harness us just exactly as it’s shown. It helped me tons during a Sige visit (I work in Events) I would normally carry my laptop with one hand and type with the other. This is just the most convenient invention to solve this problem 100% recommended.

As a self-proclaimed couch potato with a growing freelance workload, the idea of working on the go while staying active was enticing. Enter the Laptop Harness, promising hands-free laptop carrying and a more mobile work style. But could this contraption truly transform me from a slouching sloth to a productive nomad? Let's delve into my honest review! **First Impressions:** The harness arrived neatly packaged, and I was immediately impressed by the sturdy build quality. The straps felt adjustable and comfortable, and the memory foam mouse pad was a thoughtful touch. However, I admit, I had some initial reservations about looking like a tech-laden cyborg roaming the streets. **From Skeptical to Standing:** Donning the harness was surprisingly easy, and the weight of my laptop felt evenly distributed across my shoulders. Gone were the days of hunched backs and neck pain from hunching over my kitchen table. Standing while working felt surprisingly energizing, and the adjustable straps ensured a comfortable fit throughout the day. **More Than Just a Desk on Your Back:** The harness proved surprisingly versatile. The included mouse pad transformed park benches into makeshift offices, and the free hands allowed me to take notes, answer calls, and even grab a coffee without juggling devices. Plus, the harness sparked interesting conversations – who knew a laptop on your back could be such a conversation starter? **A Few Snags on the Road:** While the harness is a game-changer, it's not without its quirks. The initial bulkiness takes some getting used to, and navigating crowded spaces might require extra caution. Additionally, the harness might not be ideal for everyone, especially those with back problems. **The Final Verdict:** The Laptop Harness isn't just a tech accessory; it's a productivity booster and a conversation starter in one. It promotes an active work style, improves posture, and frees your hands for multitasking. Sure, it has its limitations, but for those seeking a comfortable and portable way to work on the go, the Laptop Harness might just be the key to unlocking a more mobile and productive you. So, ditch the desk chair, embrace the techie cyborg look (with pride!), and experience the freedom of working wherever your feet take you!