🖥️ 2-Tier Monitor Stand Riser with Adjustable Height and Pull-Out Storage Drawer Review

Easy to assemble and very strong. It has really cleaned up my desk and most importantly, relieved my neck and shoulder discomfort. Enables eye-level screens with multiple layout options. The retractable center section is a great addition for small storage and quick access to important information.

Very easy to put together and gave me back some much needed desk space. My only issue is that I would like the drawer to come out a little further; It doesn't really matter, just an observation. The phone holder is good because I have 2 phones: one for work and my personal phone. I love that I can also store things under the stand, which allows me to keep my workspace tidy despite having two monitors, a docking station, a scanner and a printer.

I bought this shelf to elevate monitors to eye level on my desk and it's great in that regard. It's made of a solid material, so it supports monitors quite well, although side strength is a little flimsy. This isn't a problem on a stationary table, but if you move it around a lot and put weight on it, you'll find that it wobbles a bit from side to side. It was a bit fiddly to put together, but not a big problem. Overall I would recommend this product.

I bought these monitors because my work requires monitors that are very small and low on the desk. I was fed up with the constant neck-down position, so I've been looking for a cheap solution for a long time. They are not built to a high standard. The inner drawer was broken on arrival but not bad enough to warrant a return. They are used to elevate the monitors so that there is less strain on my neck when I work. The space underneath and the aesthetics are a plus.

Excellent stand for the money, I really can't find anything much better for more money. it is easy to assemble with the included instructions. It fits almost exactly like everything from Ikea/Walmart. XBox One and PS4 do not fit under the side drawers. However, they fit under the middle one when the pull-out shelf is removed, and only one at a time (obviously). It seems pretty strong and durable. I'll update it in a few months if I have any problems with it.

Very happy with looks and build. The structure was a bit strange. I understand the book wasn't really needed, but the pieces were signed on paper, not the pieces themselves. It wasn't hard, just a little hassle. My biggest problem is that a set of 4 or 6 screws came loose very quickly. The screw went about 3/4 into the tree and within a second the screw was ripped off. After this happened to the first one I made sure I was using the correct bit but they still all came out with the screw only…

I have a desktop (47" wide) and none of my monitors flip up. I looked at my monitors for several months before deciding to buy anything to fix the problem. Since my desk has a glass surface, I couldn't buy a jig. I looked at several options to raise the monitors by about 6 inches and I wanted it to look a little classy. This stand fits my application perfectly and looks very nice (see photo). The finish is very consistent (only slight wear noticed) and the unit is solid and stands upright…

Working from home, I had to deal with a rather small, somewhat cluttered desk that doubles as a desk for various tasks. items in my bedroom. Now that WFH seems like a more permanent thing, I really needed to organize and streamline my desk a bit. I ordered this monitor stand because I liked how the sides can be angled. I also liked that there was room both above and below the stand to get things out of the way and I like the pull out tray. It was packaged in nice protective packaging and the…