Next Level Racing Free Standing Single Monitor Stand (NLR-A011)

And there's more work to be done. While I really want to like this stand, and it does have some great features, I wish my monitor or TV could be adjusted reliably on the monitor's angle. br>br>The included monitor mounting brackets do not allow the user to adjust the angle that the monitor/TV creates on the middle mounting beam due to its weight. I couldn't get the 3-dimensional "out" to work. The monitor or TV created a 5 degree angle due to its own weight. When I contacted NLR, they suggested that I use the adjustment screws on each bracket to "take up" the angle of bend in the mounting bar, but that didn't work. br>br>I have two sim rigs, one with a 34-inch monitor and the other with a 55-inch television. I'm not sure how I want to address a do-it-yourself fix because the weight of both of these devices is too much for the middle bar, which allows them to bend downward. What a pain in the neck! br>br>I believe NLR should include a second bar that can be adjusted up or down to help support the device's downward pull on the middle beam by taking the weight off the bottom of the monitor/TV. Adjustment screws would be built into this bar, allowing the TV/Monitor brackets to be adjusted "outwards" at the bottom of the brackets. It's a terrible design, but there's nothing better out there. That's why I've got two of them. Sigh. br>br>If your monitor weighs less than 15 pounds, you're good to go. Prepare to do a repair on your own for larger monitors/TVs.

Callahan Kerr

| Oct 01, 2021

It has made me very happy. It's a great deal, and it's well-made.

Gabrielle Burns

| Sep 25, 2021

I'm a big fan of Next Level Racing products; as a single monitor stand, it's great for screens up to 45 inches, and when combined with the wheels, it's a great choice; however, if you want to go three screens, the NLR 3 stand has some flaws. And there are some flaws when using this stand with a screen smaller than 32 inches. This one was sold, and the other three were returned to Amazon. Because of these flaws, the stand cannot be used for some applications. Getting the monitors low enough for use with a sim rig, in particular.

Briggs Pruitt

| May 09, 2021

This monitor stand is perfect for my 43" monitor that I use exclusively for sim racing. It's simple to put together and adjust. Wish the two bars on the bottom didn't stick out so far (they're too long), but this provides the most height adjustment and isn't in the way.

Kylee McKay

| Sep 01, 2021

It has a significant amount of power. All of the components are made of thick steel. I took my time and read the instructions, which took about a half-hour. hour. It comfortably accommodates my 32-inch monitor. I'm sure it'll work with bigger monitors, too. I believe the price is reasonable, and it appears to be of good quality.

Siena Chaney

| Feb 04, 2021

The layout is straightforward and straightforward. The manufacturing's fit and finish is a very important feature.

Emilia Scott

| Apr 10, 2021

For GTrack cockpits, this is a must-have. This is a great addition to GTrack or any cockpit that doesn't have monitor stands built in. Because they are free-standing, they are actually superior to built-ins. Standing allows you to adjust the distance between you and the object. 100% aesthetic match for GTTrack or any NLR cockpit


100% aesthetic match for GTTrack or any NLR cockpit.

Ariana Carroll

| Jun 04, 2021

This stand is ideal because it allows me to move it away from the television or closer to it. It also has locking wheels. Also, depending on where I put the mount that hangs on the bracket, I can adjust the height a little. This is a very sturdy and well-made product.

Vincent Hunter

| Jan 31, 2021