Fellowes Standard Monitor Riser 91712 Review

Stacking stands do not stay connected when you lift the base. If you lift the stand to move it to another location, most stands will fall off. The previous model had denser racks. There was also a base on the previous model. This came in handy when the stand was placed on a storage shelf. It can't. Like most things released after 2010. The manufacturer charges the same price, but the quality and performance have dropped significantly.

I bought this to raise my monitor but unfortunately it was too low to fit comfortably on my desk so I put it under my laser printer, instead of stowing a stack of paper the bottom. It is strong enough and can be easily installed in any of the 3 heights (short, tall or both). Nothing to add to what others have already said in their reviews, except that the grayish monotonous colors are not very exciting, neither are the shapes of the platform or the legs. But he does what he has to do. Function…

Sounds like more bang for the buck, but this simple monitor stand gets the job done, no frills. Each leg is assembled from two separate plastic tubes of different lengths, giving you three height options (use just the short tube, just the long tube, or both). It's all lightweight plastic but feels pretty solid and holds my monitor well. For convenience, there are also small hook-shaped notches on the back edge that can be used as wire guides. I used them to secure the monitor's video and power…