My Mac Studio sits very steady and secure on the Spigen stand - it fits perfectly.
Mine is being delivered tomorrow so I will certainly check this. Thanks 👍I would suggest that when you receive your Spigen stand the first thing you do is put it top down on something you know is flat and check to see it the Spigen is sitting flush with the surface. If not return it for a replacement.
I don't have rubber feet on mine I wonder if you happened into an earlier production model. Amazon does not care, what I have done is put the return in the packaging the replacement came it to return it.I just checked my stand again. Flipped it over. The notch is aligned with the hole in the bottom of the Studio.
But, ever-so-slightly, it is raised to one side. It's not the end of the world. Only I would notice it.
But then, when I flipped the stand over, I saw that the rubber on one of the feet was peeling off. I had to stick it back on.
I mean even at $36, about half the price of the $70 Spigen wants, this is a cheaply made stand that shouldn't cost more than $20.
I am still in the return window and I think I am going to send this back and take a chance on a replacement is better. Something tells me it won't, however.
I don't have the original packaging it came in, but I don't think Amazon cares.
They don't, what I have done is put the return in the packaging the replacement came it to return it.
... turns out that just raising these two computers up off of the desk to takes care of a lot of the dust issue...
Spigen stand arrived today and successfully installed. Snug fit and flush all round. The rubber feet are great for non-slip even on my perforated monitor riser which already helped deter dust. Will now keep an eye on temperatures and performance. Thanks to all those that helped/suggested 👍🏻
I probably wouldn't do this if I had to look at it…but I got a filter at the NAPA auto parts store.
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It's a NAPA 2061 (same as a Wix 42061) for a 1964 Ford Mustang.
What is that "perforated monitor riser" thing? Looks promising.Spigen stand arrived today and successfully installed. Snug fit and flush all round. The rubber feet are great for non-slip even on my perforated monitor riser which already helped deter dust. Will now keep an eye on temperatures and performance. Thanks to all those that helped/suggested 👍🏻
What is that "perforated monitor riser" thing? Looks promising.
Got my Spigen today. On the right front edge you can slide 1 x 80gsm piece of paper between the Spigen and the Mac Studio and on the left side the gap allows 4 x 80gsm sheets (not folded). So you can feel the movement if you push down from the top left hand side. Quite happy with it though.
All good. I was only offering the clearances as a data point for any thinking it may be a problem.Congrats on getting your Spigen.
I don't think anyone needs to go that far. The gap is crazy minimal. I think the only reason we are talking about it is that we are all gadget fanatics and any product imperfections will be amplified.
However, if anyone is bothered by it, you offer a viable solution.
Looking at the specs for the Hagibis stand, its filter size is 0.175mm, whereas the Spigen has a filter size of 0.77mm, which is a big difference. The Hagibis also accommodates both the Studio and Mini. I’d be tempted to try the newer stand myself. What does everyone else think?Thanks for the heads-up
I don't think it looks as nice as the Spigen
Also, doing a U.S. conversion, it's more expensive than the Spigen.