Enhance Your Workstation with the StarTech.com MONSTADQI: Height Adjustable Monitor Riser Stand with 💻 Built-in Wireless Charging Pad and Fast 15W Qi Charger for Computer, Laptop, Phone, and Tablet Review

This stand is made of plastic-coated MDF. The instructions were pretty basic, although I couldn't raise my legs to reach the max height. I'm not sure if this particular product was defective or if it was user error, but I had 3 people in total and no one was able to get it to work. Other than that, it's a pretty decent stand. The phone charging area is convenient, although the location is a bit inconvenient. I personally would prefer to have it front and center.

This is one of those things I would put halfway up if I could. Rounding up to 5 stars, but closer to 4.5. It's a good height and length, good functionality overall. But it does have a few downsides - the power cord is too short and I wish there was some sort of power indicator. The logo is also annoying as it is very large. All in all a good, functional monitor stand with some interesting perks, but considering the price I wish the shortcomings, albeit minor, were addressed.

UPDATED AFTER ADDITIONAL FIELD TESTING This stand elevates my monitor to a height that allows me to sit better at my desk. It was a bit tricky to attach the legs to the base but that's ok. The joints fit tightly together making it durable. You can adjust the riser to one of two heights, and the legs easily flip over for installation. The Qi charger is inconsistent and as a result I had to re-evaluate this item by downgrading it from five stars to three stars. There are times when the charger…

I have a lot of StarTech equipment, from KVM switches to video adapters and cables, and generally have a pretty positive attitude towards them. Their stuff does what they say, and if you're lucky, even more than what's documented. On the other hand, that's pretty awful. You wouldn't think screwing on a pressed cardboard board and some plastic legs would be difficult, but StarTech has pulled it off. The leg pins are very difficult to insert into the holes in the pressboard. Even if I squeeze…

All photos of this shelf that I am providing show some modifications I have made and do not represent the configuration of the product out of the box. I ordered this monitor stand with the intention of selling it use to raise some paper trays and bins above my desk to create slightly more accessible storage for even more stuff underneath. When it arrived today I found that it was well packaged and that the shelf was actually made of wood. (MDF?) wrapped in a black textured plastic overlay. I…