🖥️ Monoprice Multimedia Desktop Stand 22x9.5 - Monitor Riser, Laptop Stand, TV Stand Review

It was larger than the advertised size of 2.75 inches. It should fit under the ledge I bought it for, but it's closer to 3 inches so it won't fit under my ledge unless I remove the bottom part of the legs (which is bolted). So I screwed her up, but I don't like the way she looks. Otherwise it would be perfect. A little disappointed, but overall it will work, it just won't look as smooth.

I needed a stable surface to stand my new computer on because it has a fan underneath and the table didn't fit. At first I wanted to work some wooden boards and make something, but then I found this. This is perfect for my use. It's also very durable, so if you're using it for a big Imac or whatever, it'll get the job done. It's quite heavy though, so make sure your table can handle the extra weight. I am very satisfied with this product.

I have now ordered 5 of these shelves. They are very durable and look way better than I expected. I use them on the mantel as a bookshelf and also hide an ugly cable box under the TV in my office. The 2 bookshelves were too low and unfortunately I couldn't buy just 2 extra leg sets. So I ordered 2 more shelves to use their legs to extend the original ones - see pictures for explanation. Now they are exactly what I wanted and I get lots of compliments on the look. Ideal!

Very disappointed. So many people have mastered this topic and maybe I was just unlucky. The base you screw the legs to seems to be in random places. I photographed every corner and combined them into one picture. You can see that some of the legs are less than 1 inch from the long side of the glass while others are more than 1 inch. Doesn't matter since my rig is up, but I wouldn't take it if I knew poor quality eyeball measurements were being used. A piece of glass also broke off. I have no…

Crazy but true. I have a small kitchen with limited counter space. There's a logical place for a toaster and a logical place for a cutting board, and they ended up in the same place. The cutting board has legs and it *barely* fits in front of the microwave, and if the leg slides off the counter everything on the board will fall to the floor! Well I bought this "monitor stand" but it is also FIRE RETARDANT and the toaster sits perfectly on it and the clippings slide underneath when not in use…

Having seen other reviews I have 3 of these Bought. I have 2 laptops with 15" displays and 2 27" color displays. Each laptop has its own dedicated 8TB raid (in case). I could fit any laptop under a shelf and put 27-inch displays on top with no size issues. I put 3 shelves on the first two (middle) and that gives enough space for 2 x 8TB. Raid Corps. At the top of the 3rd shelf is my Bluetooth sound system with a speaker (see photo). The design is simple but durable. You can cut an old mouse pad

I really like the stand. I wasn't sure if my £40 computer would be safe, but it looks like it would be safe. The stand feels very solid and the glass is thick enough to support the advertised weight (60 pounds). The only thing that bothers me is the legs, which are screwed to pieces that are just glued to the glass. I think as long as I don't move the stand too much when the computer is on it should be fine. Because of this they don't have rubber pads or anything like that to put under my feet,