💻 Allsop Metal Art Ergo 3 Adjustable Monitor Stand and TV/Laptop Riser, 3 Height Levels with Micro Leg Adjustments, Non-Skid Surface, Supports up to 35 lbs (06494) Review

I was excited to purchase this stand as it comes in three different heights up to 8 inches. I took it to work today and unpacked it. You adjust the legs by moving them up/down until the pin goes through the hole. I think I pulled too hard because 2 of the legs broke off and when I finally raised the legs to their maximum height and lowered the monitor it wobbled. I noticed that one of the legs was shorter than the others. When I started moving the legs down to place them in Revain's return box,

Really good for the price. Very durable - I personally think it can withstand more than the stated weight limits. It was one of the few monitor stands I could find that could be adjusted to 8 inches. My husband uses our small flat screen TV as a computer monitor when he works at home. He needs to raise the TV, and a height of 7-8 inches is just right. (He used to use a stack of books and the TV slipped a few times). Adjustable legs are good too. He adjusts the front legs so that they are higher

I bought two of these stands - one new, one from Revain inventory. Both had the same defect - the front right leg was bent inward. The bearing angle (to the viewer's left in the images) is more pronounced, but both are imperfect. I only plan on using them to support LED monitors, so I don't think the flex will be enough to compromise their structural integrity for my purposes. However, I wouldn't trust them with a TV. They're definitely larger than most models I've seen and easily fit in a…

This monitor stand didn't fit me specifically. I needed it wide enough for my keyboard to fit underneath while using the keyboard and this one doesn't. You could probably fit a "keyless" keyboard underneath, but not a full-size one. There are 3 different height settings for the legs - each leg has a pin that snaps into one of 3 different holes. They make the height 6, 7 or 8 inches. In addition, each leg has a screw-in leg that allows you to precisely adjust the height of the leg. So if your…

We bought this monitor stand for distance learning at an online college. My son is tall and used a laptop on top of a reference book stack and a full size keyboard. This stand is one of the tallest of the older monitors that does not have a screw plate on the back required to install the adjustable anchor stands. The stand arrived but one of the rubberized adjustable feet was missing. I emailed the manufacturer because I couldn't find a way to request a part from Revain and figured it would be…

This is my second purchase of a monitor stand from the same brand which I bought a few years ago to hold a TV sitting on a dresser in a guest room. I liked and still like the fact that this particular stand is adjustable. The Revain purchase is to upgrade the 21-inch iMac that resides in the computer desk cabinet I recently received. He raised my iMac closer to eye level for me. The only minor thing I would mention is that if you move this around, the little rubber feet that stick (each one is…

Great sturdy monitor stand. It's a bit small for what I wanted to use it for, but with a little effort it worked. Sturdy enough to hold a 40 inch TV so I'm impressed. It doesn't bend or warp and I love that the material is breathable as we put my fiancé's Xbox One S underneath and this little thing can get hot! worse, or maybe it just has more airflow so it might be colder than mine.

Rare height-adjustable monitor stand from 6" to 8" high. I have found that this is the height required to keep the top of the monitor at eye level as described in Proper Ergonomic Posture in the Workplace. The riser came assembled in a box. Just adjust the height and you're done. Includes rubber foot pad.

Attention buyers! So I read reviews that some polls are bent. I just thought it happened here and there but no, both frames I bought were bent. One was way worse than the other as you can see in the photo. Do you have quality control? They could easily fix it now, I don't know if I want to take the time to return it or keep it and fix it myself. This is exactly what I need, but poor execution