Reloop Stand Hub

- Acts as a laptop stand with six adjustable configurations (C-shape, Z-shape, flat, elevated, etc.)
- Functions as a USB hub with power delivery
- Connectivity:
- 4× USB-A 3.0 ports (high-retention)
- 1× USB-C port for device connection
- 1× USB-C PD port for powering laptops and devices
- Power Delivery:
- Can power MacBooks and other USB-C laptops directly via the PD port
- Works in both active and passive hub modes
- Build & Design:
- Scratch-resistant deep black powder coating
- Soft foam pads and non-slip rubber base for stability
- Supports devices from 11" to 18" in size
- Compact, collapsible, and lightweight with tool-free push-lock assembly
- Extras:
- Comes with a protective bag and three cables:
- USB-C to USB-C (30 cm)
- USB-C to USB-A (25 cm & 50 cm)
- DJ setups: Connect controllers, audio interfaces, and laptops
- Studio workstations: Power and sync MIDI gear, samplers, and external drives
- Content creation: Ideal for video editing, streaming, and mobile production rigs
- Pros:
- Versatile setup options
- Solid connectivity and power routing
- Sturdy under proper weight distribution
- Cons:
- Some users report looseness in joints and minor build quirks
- Slightly bulky for travel if space is tight

This stand disappointed me a lot,


Negatives:
There is a lot of play in the joints, the silver ends can be screwed off for some reason and the black rubber nubs over the pin that keep the laptop from sliding off keep popping off and expose the silver metal pin

the arms grind against each other and are not smooth when rotating into different positions

there was a sharp peace of metal sticking out on one of the ends which I have been stabbed with a few times, nothing serious but still not great, just need to file it down

it is on the heavier end if you travel a lot and like to keep things light


Positives:
it is sturdy when weight is applied the correct way and it has a USB hub

The stand gives a lot of connections and is quite sturdy. Got me a bit of a problem to fit in my backpack (Thomann Producer Backpack) but it gets in in the end.

I'm not fully satisfied with the rubber bands that should provide stability to both legs, they dance just a tiny bit. It's not like my laptop is gonna fall at all, but for this price I was expecting zero 'danciness'.

As for its intended purpose (I got a 14" Macbook Pro, a Samsung T7 Shield, an Adam Hall SLED 1 Ultra and a Traktor S4 MK3 plugged into it), it works perfectly with all those inputs.