🖥️ Premium Free-Standing LCD Monitor Stand Riser for 13-32 inch Screens: Swivel, Height Adjustability, Rotation - Holds One (1) Screen up to 77 lbs - HT05B-001 Review

Claimed to fit a 32 inch monitor but too small for portrait format. I think it technically fits horizontally, but I bought it specifically for portrait orientation. Update - I've tried it with a 27" monitor and it STILL doesn't rotate properly. It rotates, but the monitor needs to be flipped forward to release the base. I have a feeling that the makers of this product either A) failed to test standard sized monitors before writing their marketing literature, or B) know not to resize, which they

I bought a pair of monitors 5-6 years ago to use with the Ergotron arm system so I have they never installed the included stand. They fit snugly in the 100mm VESA mount on my Ergotron and I was happy. Fast forward about a month ago when I bought a 49 inch ultra wide display. I had to leave one of the old monitors on, so one was removed from the Ergotron and put away. My wife works from home sometimes and wishes I had a monitor at home to use with her laptop. and here is my problem. I had a…

I like the square bottom of this stand versus other V-shaped stands. I believe this is a metal that is very smooth to the touch and ascetically pleasing to the eye. I bought this stand hoping to turn my 27 inch monitor into a portrait. Turns out I don't really like the setting (for those contemplating a portrait mode setting, use something like 22/24"; don't use TN either as your already poor vertical viewing angle gets a lot worse, when you switch to horizontal portrait angles), but this stand

I was looking for a monitor stand that can support my 34 inch MSI Ultra Wide Monitor as the original sits too low and has no adjustment. I was a little apprehensive about this stand as it only supports monitors up to 32 inches but claims to support up to 70 pounds. This gave me confidence as I weigh about 22 pounds. First impression: The build quality didn't convince me and the packaging was very cheap. The instructions were just illustrations, but they were easy to follow. Assembly: Once I…

I have a 27 inch Alienware 2721D monitor and the massive stand it came with held the monitor too close to my face. I was afraid it wouldn't fit under the cabinet above my desk, but it's only about 16.5 inches and fits great. However, with my 27" monitor installed, I was only able to use the bottom two heights of the stand. It's okay, but about an inch lower would be perfect. As you can see in my before and after photos, this stand gave me about three inches more clearance from my monitor than…

I've been spoiled over the years buying only Dell Pro monitors and stands, I'm used to it Being able to squeeze the monitor up and down, side to side, tilt it up and down, and squeeze one side to rotate it, all of this can be done in just a few seconds. It doesn't, the RevainBasics K001575 can if you have a small enough monitor (I didn't like how much it sticks out at the back so I didn't buy it), but it costs $20 more and it is one point against the RevainBasics product. I hooked this up to an