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Apple Power Adaptor White Viking No. 1259020

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TWELVE SOUTH Laptop Riser TS-2202 Viking No. 1191892

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Twelve South Riser 12-2016 Black Viking No. 1213805

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Twelve South Riser 12-1708 Non Height Adjustable Viking No. 1213806

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Lenovo Thinkpad Power Adaptor Black Viking No. 1258995

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Laptop Accessories

Laptop Accessories help you get more comfortable, connected and productive with a portable device. Think first about the task you want to improve most. If you need a higher screen and better airflow, choose a laptop riser. If you prefer a steadier typing angle that still packs away, look for a folding laptop stand. If your priority is extra power and ports at the desk, consider an AC adapter and a docking station.

Check size support before anything else. Many products here specify up to 14, 15 or 17 inches, so pick the smallest option that fully supports your laptop for a snug fit and the right load rating. Materials influence both feel and cooling. Aluminium and steel give rigidity and help shed heat, while ABS or other plastics keep weight down and are often more budget friendly. For mobile work, fold-flat designs with a slim footprint and weights under about 1 kg are easier to carry between meetings.

Types of laptop supports

Different support styles suit different ways of working. Use this quick comparison to narrow your choice.

Variant	Typical purpose	Adjustment, cooling and when to choose
Laptop riser	Raise the screen to eye level while using an external keyboard and mouse	Taller lift with fixed or multi‑angle settings, often open for passive airflow. Best for an ergonomic desk setup.
Laptop stand	Add a gentle incline for on‑device typing and viewing	Low to mid tilt with compact folding options for travel. A good all‑rounder that balances comfort and portability.
Cooling laptop stand	Boost ventilation for warm‑running devices	Multi‑angle platforms with vented surfaces, some with fans. Choose for hot laptops or sustained workloads.

Quick checks when choosing a laptop stand or riser

Run through these points to confirm fit, comfort and practicality.

Device size: rated up to 14, 15 or 17 inches. Match or exceed your screen size.
Angle and height: look for multi‑angle or height‑adjustable ranges to bring the top of the screen near eye level.
Stability and load: metal frames such as aluminium or steel and anti‑slip pads reduce wobble. Check maximum load if stated.
Cooling: vented or elevated platforms aid passive airflow. Pick a cooling stand if your laptop slows under heat.
Portability: fold‑flat thickness and weight matter if you commute. Many models come in at a few hundred grams.
Desk fit: confirm the footprint against your space. Dimensions are listed in mm or cm.

Power and connectivity: AC adapters and docking stations

For AC adapters, match your laptop’s voltage and connector type first, then choose equal or higher wattage than the original to avoid underpowering. Listings often call out connector fit, with common barrel sizes like 4.5 mm and 7.4 mm on HP Smart AC Adapter models. A UK mains plug and a cable length around 1.8 m help with reach to floor or wall sockets.

For a docking station, start with the host link on your laptop, USB‑C or Thunderbolt, then check the display outputs you need such as HDMI or DisplayPort. Count up your data ports, for example USB‑A and USB‑C, and add Ethernet if you want wired networking. If you want one‑cable charging through the dock, make sure it supports USB‑C Power Delivery at a wattage that meets your laptop’s requirement. You will find these details in the product specifications on Viking.

Did you know?

Viking brand Laptop Accessories include a foldable silver laptop riser that helps raise the screen to a more comfortable viewing height, which can ease neck and shoulder strain during long work sessions. The fold-flat design makes it easy to store in a drawer or bag, so it suits hot-desking and mobile staff who need a sturdy stand without bulk.

Questions & Answers

What size laptop stand should I buy for a 15.6-inch laptop?

Pick a laptop stand or laptop riser that states support for 15.6 inches or larger. If your laptop is heavy or you use it with an external keyboard, choosing a model rated up to 17 inches gives extra stability and room for airflow.

Do I need a cooling laptop stand or is a regular stand enough?

For everyday office tasks, a regular laptop stand that lifts the rear and opens up the underside often keeps temperatures in check. If you run sustained workloads like video calls, large spreadsheets or creative apps, a cooling stand with venting or fans helps maintain performance and can reduce fan noise. Cooling models are also useful for older laptops that run hot. Either way, aim for adjustable height so you can set the screen at eye level.

How do I choose between a 65W and 90W AC adapter?

Match or exceed your laptop’s original wattage, never go lower. 65W suits many thin-and-light models, while 90W is better for larger laptops or those used with docks and multiple USB devices. Higher wattage does not force extra power into the laptop, it just ensures stable charging under load. Check the connector size and voltage to ensure compatibility with your power adaptor port.

What’s the difference between a USB-C docking station and a Thunderbolt dock?

A USB-C docking station uses standard USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode, which is fine for everyday peripherals and one or two displays at moderate resolutions. A Thunderbolt dock offers much higher bandwidth, so it can drive more or higher-resolution monitors and faster data devices, but it needs a Thunderbolt-capable laptop port. If your laptop only has USB-C (no Thunderbolt), choose a USB-C dock. For creative or multi-screen setups and fast storage, pick Thunderbolt when your laptop supports it.