Twelve South Curve SE Aluminium, Silver

• Elevates your screen to a healthier, more ergonomic height
• Lifts your webcam to eye level for better looking video calls
• Pair with an external display for the perfect dual-screen setup
• Silver aluminum finish complements most laptops

A first-class stand at an economy price.
Curve SE elevates your laptop for more ergonomic comfort while lifting your laptop’s camera to eye level for better looking video calls. The silver aluminum Curve SE complements most laptops and is sturdy enough to type on. For extra comfort, pair this sleek stand with a full-size keyboard and mouse to turn your laptop into a mini desktop. Your neck and shoulders will thank you.

Level up your comfort
Curve SE elevates your laptop screen to eye level reducing neck strain. Now imagine this. Park you laptop atop Curve SE, add a full-size keyboard, mouse and an external monitor. Just like that you have a more comfortable, more efficient command center. When it’s time to take your laptop, just unplug and go.

Ergonomics 101
Long hours hunched over your laptop can be a pain in the neck, literally. Curve SE helps prevent that pain by elevating your laptop screen an ergonomic standard 6.5 inches off your desk. When you sit up straight and look directly at your screen, you’ll feel less tension in your neck and shoulders, allowing the ideas to flow out of you. The way it should be.

You upgrade your laptop. Why not your stand?
Still parking your thin, lightweight laptop on a bulky stand built for a seven pound machine? Replace it with a Curve SE, an elegant stand with two slender arms that allow maximum airflow and easily support today’s ultra-light laptops.

Eye-level video calls
Since video calls and meetings are here to stay, buy a Curve SE to help look your best on those calls. How? Easy, by raising your laptop’s camera to eye level height. Forget about stacking books under your laptop or slouching in your chair to keep viewers focused on your eye instead of your nose.

• Meet Curve SE from Twelve South