🖥️ Adjustable Height and Angle Ergonomic WorkEZ Monitor Stand: Portable Folding Aluminum Holder Mount for Single Computer Monitor Screens - Black Review

Unfortunately, it does not support a 34" monitor. The hydraulic lift just goes down with it. Smaller diagonal - everything is fine.

Collected, fixed, and forgot. The monitor does not sag, does not fall, does not tilt. It is convenient when you need to rotate, for example, to demonstrate to someone what is on the screen. In my case, it was not possible to pack one cable, because. the system unit is on the right, and the stand is on the left, and the cable is special, there was not enough length. But don't be afraid. And now you can fold your legs on the table, the stand does not interfere)))

I had trouble finding racks that were big enough and big enough for my application. even 10 inches as a monitor stand. Platform 10.5 x 16.5 inches. Unlike other reviews, they are easy to install and set up. The snap button design is good. They are strong enough and stable for my application but I would say the 13lb limit is correct. I have two 28" monitors on the two stands shown in the photo.

I would not recommend buying these products. They're very cheap, they're not durable, and they're not easy to set up and adjust. I appreciate what they tried but failed. I would really take a closer look. It's not a simple adjustment from standing to sitting, for example - you'll definitely need to remove the monitor to adjust the height of the monitor stand, as with the keyboard stand. They require more effort to set up and use than advertised—they're unnecessarily complicated. If you can get…

The stand is sturdy and fits my desk well. It was a little tricky getting the riser to the right angle/position just because you can only adjust one side at a time, but there are numbers on each hinge that make it easy to get both sides to the same angle. been home since before the pandemic (since 2017) but for some reason my posture got so bad when the pandemic hit and my knees hurt like crazy from accidentally sitting cross legged in my computer chair for hours. Being able to turn my…

Due to the pandemic, I've had to invest in improving my work environment at home, ranging from a seat cushion for my chair to a second (larger) monitor so I don't have to look at it. 14 inches all day, and now with a monitor stand so you don't have to stare at your laptop screen all the time. The advantages of this stand are: 1) it's relatively small so it doesn't take up much desk space, 2) it's compact and portable so you can either put it away when you're trying to tidy up your desk or take…

This was the cheapest monitor stand I could find that was able to reach the desired height. I'm glad I bought it for this purpose. However, I am deducting one star for the design and another for the price due to the design (ie it obviously didn't put a lot of time into the development phase). The adjustment mechanism is cumbersome and time consuming. There are literally 6 joints that you need to adjust and then adjust to find the correct height and incline. It comes with a memo and numbered…

I wanted something that would take a second larger monitor off my desk, look attractive enough and not be overly expensive. I also wanted to have space to put a large drawer of "stuff" under my feet. This monitor stand meets my needs. Once in place, it cannot be moved. The monitor weighs about 15 pounds and I don't want to put anything heavy on the tray. The diagram shows that it is configurable into all sorts of shapes, including near-vertical tabletop heights. I'm not sure if it's strong…