FITUEYES Computer Monitor Riser DT104201WB Review

I bought this to raise my monitor so I can place the recording interface at the bottom and save space in my home music studio. My only complaint is that the joints were wobbly after assembly. The camshaft bolts just don't fit. I took it apart and added some wood glue to the joints and it's holding up well. Nothing bad, but a bit annoying that I had to disassemble and reassemble it. I would be very annoyed if I didn't have wood glue lying around. Just something to note.

There are nicer monitor stands, but they don't come at this price. Or is it easy to assemble. It took maybe 10 minutes to assemble and it is stable. I have an ultra wide monitor that is maybe half an inch shorter on the sides, but my monitor fits tightly on it. I ended up installing the mic boom as this stand is big enough for the C-mount to sit in the back. I'm also planning to install a USB hub downstairs for my speakers, webcam and microphone so I only have one cable to my computer.

This monitor stand is ideal for many other uses. I have a 16.7" version to support a small HDTV in a wallbox by hiding the BluRay drive and MiniBox with the Cox cable underneath. No extra space, no obstructions, no visible wiring, and the lowest price of any alternative I've found - so much easier than building your own out of plywood and a 2x4. I love it so much I took the 21" version into my home recording studio with the 12 channel mixer on top and the power amp on the bottom. Not sexy at…

I bought one of these for a new monitor at work. The company replaced one of my 19" monitors with a 24". I guess their size, I don't remember exactly. But the thing is, I have two monitors and the new one (newer) doesn't have a neck that sticks out very high and I like my monitors positioned so the center is about at eye level. So I gave up and bought one of these for about $15. I found it expensive for what it is. BUT I liked it so much that after a few weeks I decided to buy a second one for…

Simple, strong, easy to assemble. You don't know how people complain about the gathering? The instructions are pictures only, yes, but it's easy to identify which parts are which (they're AG listed and labeled on the diagram). If you're unfamiliar with Ikea furniture, there's a locking screw (called a 3-in-1 cake) that you may be confused with, but it also shows a diagram of how it works - you just stick it in a hole . over the 3-in-1 screw and turn it 180* to the right. It took me about 3…

I got this because I wanted to save space by putting the TV on a dresser. Unfortunately, this meant I had little to no space for my PS4 or the statues I use to decorate my room. And putting a TV directly above the PS4 is something of a "no-no" in my opinion. That's where it happened. It's pretty decent wide and deep. Fits perfectly on my large Visio Center TV. The TV has no problem resting on it and the build quality is quite nice and solid overall. The material it's made of is pretty basic…

I love this laptop stand. Like many of us, I have chronic neck stiffness from hunching over a computer all day. This stand raises my screen almost to eye level, which reminds me to sit up straight and keep my head up. I looked at a few options for Revain before deciding on this one. There are some elegant metal coasters out there, but I like the more classic look. It goes very well with my dark desk and doesn't distract from the decor in my office. I like that there is storage space underneath.