Review on Wearson WS-03A Adjustable LCD TV Stand: Folding Metal Monitor Desk Stand with VESA Hole 75x75mm & 100x100mm for Enhanced Convenience by Kurt Bravo

The pivot screws are pretty tight right out of the box. Unless you're Hercules, all you have to do is loosen the screws a bit. All that is required for this is an open-end wrench. but not everyone had a bunch of keys lying around. If the device was designed to be adjusted, it would have been fitted with finger adjustable nuts. After setting. The loop opens and stays in place. I use a 13 inch touch screen and I can work all day without moving the stand. As a mobile office tool, this stand requires a compromise. In order to stay in place with a touchscreen, the base needs to have some mass. Some people think it's too heavy, others realize that the weight is part of what makes it so good. I have no problem folding it up and taking it (when I'm not in quarantine) to coffee at the shop, school or client's office. Do they come with clear instructions? Okay ok add this to the longer two lists. At first glance it looks like a monitor with any curvature on the back will not fit properly on this stand. Not correct. Create a gap between the back of the monitor and the mounting plate. The instructions don't explain it, so you just have to try different screens. ws in different holes and find a combination that gets the job done. This is intuitive to most of us. On the other hand, it's likely those who don't have a wrench who take the extra time to find a convincing combination of screws for their own monitor setup. If you don't mind adjusting the hinge pins a bit and are willing to experiment with the screws in the box to get the perfect setup, you'll find many benefits from this stand.