🖥️ WALI Monitor Stand Riser with Vented Metal Platform, 3 Height Adjustable Storage - Pack of 2, Black Review

I needed a few toppers on a shelf to increase the space - placing shorter items on the bottom and taller items on top. You fill out the bill perfectly. They fit easily on a 12" wide shelf and the highest setting allowed me to create a lot of extra shelf space. They look like computer accessories, aren't the most aesthetically pleasing things, but they suited me quite well, especially since the shelf was on a shelf above my desk. In addition, the price was right.

I really liked this set of two stands because it fits my big TV perfectly. One holds one rack, the other holds the other. This gives me extra space to snap chords and place other stuff underneath. I could even make it bigger and put my DVD player and streamer in it. The coasters were a bit tricky to screw in due to the wobbly threads, but once you put them in, everything came out tight. There are three slots to adjust the height of the stand.

Mine is set to max height and wobbles a bit but not touching the monitor stability is fine. I actually bought two packs and placed them side by side so they touch and that seems to help with stability. I like that I now have extra desk space under the stands. And the best part is that I can look directly at the monitor without tilting my head or experiencing neck pain. They're heavy steel rather than plastic, and I think that makes them very valuable.

The WALI computer monitor stand consists entirely of steel parts and hardware. Each leg simply bolts to the table and offers three separate risers. Without jerking, on the level. Outstanding quality for expensive devices. The straps have a certain magnetic attraction to the metal case. Until it erases/encrypts my files or corrupts my process system like neodymium magnets can, the magnetism provides added rollover protection, which is unlikely for a riser. The seller's ad does not mention…

In the new age of scaling, it's important to place your computer at the right height to avoid chin protrusion and poor lighting After spending weeks at my computer After putting computers on world atlases and other desk books I finally broke down and bought these little computer stands. They are great! They are very simple and easy to assemble. The adjustable feet work great and the vented base keeps the computer cool. The only caveat is that there are small rubber cups on each leg, as well as…

I confess that I did not purchase these monitor stands for computer or desk or other electronic purposes. I actually bought them for my kitchen cabinets. And they are amazing! We needed coasters, but the ones I found at Revain or Target/Walmart were lightweight, plastic, or couldn't support more than 5-10 pounds. . The plastic cup I bought was perfect, but the weight of our cups created permanent sag in the center and the legs started slipping off center. Not the most durable shelf. So I just…