VIVO 15 inch Monitor Stand, Wood and Steel Desktop Riser, Screen, Keyboard, Laptop, Small TV Ergonomic Desk and Tabletop Organizer, Black, STAND-V000DS

The bolts were provided with an allen key for easy assembly. The stand was wide and deep enough to hold my ultrawide, but that was the extent of my praise. For the price, the quality of the construction is disappointing. br>br>The feet are made of thin metal and wobble easily. I'm not sure I can put my faith in this long-term relationship. I'm not sure why all the other reviews seem to think this is stable and sturdy, but I'm using it on my standing desk. With a 22-pound monitor, I'm only halfway to the advertised weight limit. On the top surface, it's also obvious that it's just cheap pressed board, and it looks cheap on my desk.

Maci Carr

| Apr 18, 2021

I can't believe they charge nearly $25 for this piece of garbage. At ten dollars, it's probably a three-star item. It's just a ridiculously overpriced piece of garbage. I'll be back on the spot. It's difficult to imagine anyone giving this a positive review. Simply put, you will not be able to understand. Don't be a slacker.

Julian Chung

| Jan 31, 2021

So I looked for a monitor stand that could a) support the Artist Pro 24's width, b) be deep enough to allow me to tilt the display back when drawing, and c) be high enough underneath to allow me to use my mouse while working. When I've pushed the screen forward to work, I use the keyboard. All of those criteria are met by this stand. br>br> When I use the Artist Pro as my primary display, I position it near vertical on the stand and pushed back on the desk, then pull it forward, lower the tilt, and get to work. This stand raises it to the perfect height to keep me from slouching (I draw with the display slightly off vertical) and allows me to keep my mouse and keyboard closer to my work surface rather than off to the sides. PERFECT. br>br>The only changes I made were to use my own felt adhesive furniture feet instead of the rubber feet that came with it to slide the stand across the desk, and to turn my desk blotter sideways to fit underneath the stand. br>br>I like this stand and would buy it again, but the metal on the legs is too thin, so it wobbles forward and back when I grab them and start moving them. br>br>However, with its included stand, it can easily support this rather eye-catching display, and if you're looking for a similar suggestion, I'd suggest giving this a shot.

Hassan Lawrence

| Jun 11, 2021

I didn't want my desk to look clumsy by stacking them. Many other desk shelves were far too high, obstructing my monitors. This was precisely the right height when it arrived. My photos show a 14' laptop on top and a 15' laptop on the bottom. 6'. There's enough space next to them for a USB hub, external hard drive, or whatever. There's enough room underneath to squish my full-size keyboard on top of the laptop, allowing me to use my desk to write or clear space. br>br>Assembly is very straightforward, requiring only four screws (allen wrench included) and four rubber feet stickers for underneath the metal legs. There is no noticeable wobble or leveling issues, and the top has a nice texture to it that makes it feel more premium, as you can see in the second picture. I don't think it'll have any scratches or flaws. br>br>I can't comment on the weight bearing because I won't be mounting a monitor on it, but it appears to be sturdy enough and the legs are fairly stable, so I don't see why it couldn't support a monitor. It only has one small branding logo on one leg, but I turned it around to face the back and it's now a nice sleek all-black shelf. br>br>I'd buy it again in a heartbeat and might even add some cable management groves to the back.

Lyanna Katz

| Dec 22, 2021

Because of the negative reviews about this monitor riser/shelf being wobbly, etc. , I was hesitant to order it, but mine is extremely sturdy. So I believe either theirs is defective or they haven't tightened the set screws sufficiently. On top of that, I have a 32" 4k monitor, which adds to the weight. But it was the width beneath and between the legs that drew me to this particular riser. It was extremely difficult to find a riser that would accommodate both the width (18") and height (4") of my PS Audio DAC/Preamp, which is a full 17" wide. Because I have some stiff cabled plugged in back there, I wanted one with an open back rather than a closed off one. I decided to give this riser a try because it met all of those criteria. Easy to put together, good quality (yes, the shelf is made of MDF, but what did you expect for the price? ) and it appears to be in good condition. This product does not bother me in any way.

Michaela Snyder

| Mar 15, 2021

Legs are designed in such a way that they have a backwards appearance. This shelf is made of 3/8" MDF and has simple metal loop legs. It's simple to put together and does the job, but it isn't ideal. br>br>1) The top wood should be thicker to support the weight in the middle. A monitor has a significant amount of sag. br>2) The metal loops that serve as legs are adequate, but they lack "X" support braces to keep them from rolling forward and back when weight is applied. To fix this, I'm going to shim these and add some supports. Alternatively, I could simply construct my own riser.

Ronan Reilly

| Dec 20, 2021

This is the most ineffective monitor stand I've ever encountered. It sways a lot! My 27" monitor takes three steps forward with a slight bump of the desk. 5 to get the wobbly stand to stop moving; the legs are made of extremely low-grade metal and are not at all sturdy; they are springy and terrible. Consider a table that is supported by springs rather than sturdy legs to get a sense of how this product works. br>Despite the seller's best efforts, this product is not a genuine monitor stand. If you purchase this product with the intention of mounting a monitor on it, you will be disappointed.

Joanna Fry

| Apr 03, 2021