Monitor Organizer Computer STT001B WALI Review

Poor quality control ruins an otherwise decent product. I ordered 2 and both had props that weren't done right. The result is a twisted, uneven monitor stand. In my photo there are two brackets that should be the same, the bump is clearly visible. Even if you manually bend the U-bolt so that both are level, the length will be wrong and the screw holes will not match as shown in the second photo. I suspect there are many fake reviews for this product.

I bought this to store my laptop and Xbox, I needed to free up some space on my desk. The middle shelf is perfect for my Xbox One and my laptop fits perfectly on it. I also still have the bottom which I use for probably any folders or books that have been left on my desk. It was also very easy together. I would like to point out that this is the second company I have bought one of these from. The first company I bought them from sent me two identical pistols so it wasn't possible to put them…

I have seen numerous complaints that the legs are deformed or damaged. I think I got lucky and got a good product. The legs didn't buckle and snapped together easily. The screws were fine too. However, metal bends easily, so be careful. Metal is cheap but does what I need it to do. I recently got a new job and the laptop is heating up. This will add ventilation underneath for you to work with. I also bought a cooling pad with multiple fans so it can cool down faster.

This stand was set up in just 3 minutes. Required tool included. I used mine a little differently than shown in the pictures. I used it to tidy up my desk with three laptops. Two are 15-inch, the third is a 13-inch Mac. If the hole at the very bottom wasn't 12-15/16" wide and the nuts holding the bottom shelf sticked out a bit, the Mac would slide freely across the width without breaking the nut. heads. I'll either find a tapered head nut (because the holes are separate) or grind down the…

Obviously most of the negative reviews on this stand relate to the alignment of the holes, crooked stand etc and acorn nuts THEN align the stand and tighten the bolts and nuts alternately. With this technique, my stand is very functional and very pleasing to the eye. It supports my router and other electronics, and the perforated design keeps them ventilated. I am very comfortable. And NO, I am in no way affiliated with the manufacturer, retailer or seller.

Easy setup, just no instructions included. So I'm just looking at the picture on top of the box to see how it should look in terms of orientation. It's sturdy and roomy for my PlayStation but not so much for my fat Xbox as you can see maybe if I had a skinny Xbox yes. I'm not worried about space, which worried me about blocking the vents. Placing the PlayStation 4 on the bottom made sense as no 🔥 air is vented from the top of the PlayStation as the vents are on the sides. My fat Xbox 1 now…

The stand's design and material is more than adequate for my 27" monitor and laptop. The reason for my negative review is that the holes on the bottom shelf are misaligned. Put the screws on the left side in and everything lines up fine but i had to turn everything to line up the holes on the right side this caused two diagonally opposite corners to go up and the other two down don't lay it flat more than 1/2 inches from the table and wiggle back and forth. I ended up leaving two screws out on…

Ordered 2 sets of two blocks in silver and had to return the second set because I put the top shelf on the supports I was you can see that the whole shelf has tilted backwards! Of course I didn't put any screws in and sent this set back. On the other hand, I was probably lucky, and during assembly it turned out that the top shelf on both modules was even and level, but I hasten to add that the support on one side of one of the modules still sticks out a little and sits not smooth. on my table…