Review on 🎍 Bamboo 2 Tier Monitor Stand Riser Desk Organizer with Drawers - Adjustable Desktop Storage Organizer for Computer, Printer, Cellphone - Ideal for Office, Home Use to Minimize Neck & Eye Strain (Basic) by Andres Black

I needed a stand with a slot for my magazine and a drawer or place for pens that wouldn't block the screen. I also needed it to be big enough that I could lean my keyboard against it with no issues as I have a large/tall keyboard. For these purposes it is suitable. The price was a bit high in my opinion, but assembled it looks pretty good. PRO: This is a beautiful bamboo color. The directions are pretty straight forward. Enough space to stow my stuff without going overboard. CONS: The wood is so soft. I stuck one of the screws into the bottom shelf and it ripped out the hole almost immediately. I used wood glue to attach this screw but I don't feel like it's 1000% stable. Luckily it's a bottom shelf, so I find it convenient to place the monitor on the top shelf. They include a bolt as a drawer stopper. The screw sticks out about 1/2 inch from the top of the box. Again I used some wood glue and tucked it in from the bottom instead of the top and just let it sit flush with the glue to hold it in place. It's a drawer stopper and otherwise non-functional, but the bolt sticking out was very ugly. The sides of the tree are difficult to determine. The edges of each tray have an "Outer Large Hole" and "Outer Small Hole" for the outer handpieces. They are nicely named in the instructions. However, this does not mean that they are unevenly distributed. Therefore, when placing outer holes and inner holes, you also need to make sure that the holes match up. The other end I originally had turned upside down which caused it to be uneven and the box to move, and until fully assembled it "appeared" that way. I had to unscrew and redo it very carefully while being afraid of tearing off another nail. I fixed it and it was an easy fix, but it wasn't clearly tagged or tagged as everything because it's such a small elevation difference on opposite ends. Maybe it's just me, but that was my conclusion. The wood has a laminated finish that slightly bubbles and discolors at some screw holes. There are a dozen holes in the bottom shelf which I assume are for cable management, although they aren't big enough for most cables so I don't see much point in them or reason why they aren't flat. What I needed was more aesthetic than some of the cardboard/foam/metal options I've found, it works. I don't think it will hold up through traffic or anything, but if you don't plan on messing with it too much it will help. I paid around $50 which I think is fair compared to what's available out there, but the quality is definitely closer to the $30 mark. To be honest my greatest happiness is that the drawers fit my pens (and pencils diagonally) and they come with a screwdriver.