Spigen LD202 Mac Studio Stand with Built in Air Filter Compatible with Mac Studio M4 Max, M3 Ultra, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, M1 Max, M1 Ultra - Crystal Clear

It is important to know about this design flaw, Mac Studio users should invest in this. Apple should have this, or something similar as an accessory. it resolves what could become a very expensive issue. It sits nicely between the Mac Studio and my OWC Ministack STX which is likely to generate more dust than just the Studio alone. It's much simpler to inspect and see when the dust builds up.

It's a stand for a Mac Studio, so that's what I'm using it for. I live with four cats, and so there's always a bit of dust around, so I decided I'd go for a stand with a filter to improve airflow and keep dust out of my computer. The stand fits perfectly, it's even got a little key that goes in a slot I'd never noticed before on the bottom of the computer so it only fits one way around. It's definitely helping airflow, the computer is running at 29 degrees C, whereas it was a few degrees warmer before. The stand also holds the computer to the desk much better, so I can plug things into the front ports without having to hold the whole machine down. Overall, I'm fully happy with this buy. The filter is cleanable, so I'll just have to make sure I find time to do that - and if the state of my desk before I put the stand in is anything to go by, I'll have to make sure I do it regularly.

The computer does not overheat, and the dust problem is almost entirely eliminated. However, the stand had a small hairline fracture or seam on one corner at the front after opening.

This is one of those things that I ask myself whether I really need it, whether I shouldn't just pick up my Mac every month or so and give it a clean. Well, the problem with that is when I do remember there was always a big load of dust and gubbins around the air intake, sure I live in a dusty flat and I am near a window so that might not help, but blimey. I think that because it is silent to my old ears you forget that it's sucking in the air quite strongly to cool itself down, up until recently I was on a PC and the noise reminded you to give it a clean but not so much with the Mac. Given you can't just take the side panel off and take the fans out to give it a clean it seemed sensible to me to try and put an extra filter level in the way, and here we are. Temps don't seem to have changed, when I lift the Mac out of the product there is an absence of the crap there was previously so, so far doing exactly what I hoped. There are likely other ways of doing this, maybe not being so lazy or forgetful but all I can say is that so far, I am happy I bought it. Sure having it the same colour might be nice for some, but personally it doesn't bother me.

Effective at trapping dust. Sturdy design.Only annoying thing is that I use this in an office where the Mac has a lock fitted to it, and there’s no gap in this product to allow space for the lock. I had to use a hacksaw to make space.However, the product itself is very good at trapping dust.

I've seen on You Tube from technical reviewers that getting dust clogging the internal heatsink fins on a Mac Studio would be a major headache, and this device is an elegant way to minimise that problem. Also, it was nice to be able to run cables under the Mac rather than around it, which this allows. Recommended.

This stand is excellent! I recently bought a Mac Studio and was concerned that in my fairly hot office, which can also get quite dusty, due to it being an old building, the Mac Studio fans may suffer, getting dirty and then hot.By getting the Mac off the desk (25mm) and adding filters Spigen have calmed my fears.Whilst working recently in some very hot temperatures the Mac didn't even feel slightly warm, so all is good.Very happy.

As in the title, the product is great but for £48, they are laughing at you. Its a piece of plastic with a bit of mesh on the bottom. £17 would be reasonable.