💻 Black Monoprice Articulating Gas Spring Sit Stand Monitor and Keyboard Riser Desk Mount - 26 Inch Table Top Workstation, Easy to Use, Compatible with Most Desks Review

Bought to mount the monitor and keyboard closer to the CNC router. These poke and assembly parts are durable and well made.

One of the brackets is missing an adjusting screw, spring washer and plastic sleeve. Now I have to try to figure out how to repack all the components into the return box with all that styrofoam.

I attached the stands to the Consul's heavy marble and steel table to match the location and desired orientation of my workbench. I already had a laptop mount which is shown in silver in the photo. So my workstation is actually two stands - one for my laptop and the Black Mongoose that I bought for my large, heavy monitor keyboard and mouse. My laptop could not support the weight of my monitor. As a designer who pointed out very expensive foldable keyboard trays, I'm very happy with it. For…

This suits my needs but I'm using it a bit unconventionally in a drum set to help with recording rather than desktop setup . The hand holding the keyboard tray shakes. It works well enough for this application, but I don't want to type on it much. Similarly, in the lowest position, the tablet tilts toward you, so the mouse ALWAYS moves to the bottom edge. There's a lip to catch it, but it's poor design and a nuisance. There is supposed to be a way to loosen the action but the instructions are…

In my life situation I don't have enough space for a desk but I found a way to attach it to a table that is used for other things and it works great. Full freedom of movement in almost all directions. The up-down angles seem to have the least range, while everything else seems to offer almost full 360-degree mobility, including very good height adjustment. The keypad will wiggle a bit if you apply too much pressure. So if this bothers you, plan for a secure location to install the keypad so it…

Things get a little springy when you lean on the keyboard tray (or gain a lot of weight), especially when it's fully extended, but for for the price it seems solidly made (it's not a $600 Ergotron). The instructions are a bit cryptic, but assembly went pretty smoothly. However, the design - especially the keyboard lever - leaves a lot to be desired. Some of my complaints are really unique to the way I try to use it - for example it's really designed to have a stand behind a monitor. Keyboard…