VIVO Keyboard Ergonomic Organizer STAND V000WM Review

Super easy to assemble - five minutes to screw in four screws and glue four small handles. Too bad it arrived damaged despite bubble wrap and cardboard packaging. The corner is broken off and the paint is missing. Not the biggest thing, but kind of a shame.

If you are looking for a cheap and affordable monitor stand that wobbles before you put anything on it, you have found what you need. I absolutely can't believe they are charging close to $25 for this piece of crap. For $10 it could be three stars. Just overpriced junk. Back immediately. I'm not sure how anyone can rate this so well. Just don't get it. Don't waste your time.

No complaints, good quality, easy assembly. Half inch wood with metal legs. Sturdy, easily holds 23" monitors and more. To complete the setup, I bought this USB charging power strip. USB Port Desk Power Sockets, Clamp Desktop Power Strip, Flame Retardant Aluminum Alloy Power Strip, Detachable Desktop Multiple Sockets for Home Office Reading https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07V1V4427/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc = 1

More or less this is a 3/8 inch MDF shelf with simple metal hinged legs. It comes together easily and does the job, but it's not the best option. 1) The top tree needs to be thicker to support the weight in the middle. The monitor sags badly. 2) The metal hinges used as legs are ok but lacking support braces in the shape of the letter 'X' which wouldn't allow them to roll back and forth with weight. To fix this I can support them or, more likely, just build my own riser.

It was very easy to assemble and looks nice, but my 26.9 lb Lenovo Ideacentre AIO sags a lot in the middle. It has been installed for about 5 days and there is a 0.5cm subsidence in the middle. Now the base of my computer is a 3 x 5 inch rectangle with 8 inch legs that protrude forward so there is significant weight on the smaller main compartment but for something rated at 44 pounds I wouldn't give it a go trust unless it is 100% evenly distributed from a flat object. It fits my full size with

This is more or less a 3/8" MDF shelf with simple folding metal legs. It comes together easily and does the job, but it's not the best option. 1) The top wood needs to be thicker to support the weight in the middle. The monitor sags a lot. There are enough X-shaped support braces that would prevent them from rolling. back and forth when weight is applied. I can props attach to fix it or, more likely, just make your own loose end.