Enhance Your Productivity with VIVO Single Laptop Notebook Desk Mount Stand - Ultimate Adjustable Extension C Clamp (STAND-V001L) Review

shock! I didn't expect it to be so difficult. You can't even buy metal, nuts, bolts, etc. to build your own at this price point. I've been using it for several months now with no problems. If I had to change something, even if it adds a little bit to the cost, I would say that the main arm is telescoping so we can add 2 or 3 inches of length so if you attach the base tube to the side table like yes so the laptop from is offset from the center of the chair that the person is sitting on, then we…

Very glad I ordered this stand. Initially I had a long table (about 6 feet) and it was uncomfortable to work on. With this stand I was able to work on a 4 foot desk without losing my desk. Makes my office really spacious. The build is great. Very heavy and durable. Adjusts back and forth, side to side, up and down easily and I wouldn't worry about using this as a standing workstation as it doesn't bounce! Many different mounting options as well as the configuration of a computer tablet or…

Pros: A must have for people with gaming laptops and monitors. My laptop sits next to my 27" monitor. 1- It has freed up a lot of desk space since I installed my laptop on it 2- I've been running Windows displays on an extension since I put my laptop display next to my 27" "Installed monitor 3- best of the best for home schooling ! watch on laptop and train on monitor! 4- good customer service Cons: 1- attaching a 17" laptop to the mount, depending on the weight the arm can stretch a bit sag 2-

The entire assembly pack is heavy and feels solid but is ridiculed when I open it brand new from the box. The material used doesn't feel premium compared to materials like the Ergotron, but I think it's good for the price. The only thing I don't like is the wobbly VESA mount on the laptop tray. No matter how hard I turn the nut that was supposed to lock it, it just won't close. Hence the 3 stars. Edit (07/09/2017): I give this product 1 star. No matter how hard I try to tighten the nut, it just

I love this laptop stand and will be buying more. I bought it for two reasons: to elevate my laptop so its screen is level with my external monitor, and to lift it off my desk so my cat can't walk on the keyboard. The stand is very strong - it's heavy. base - a metal tube; the clamp (and there are several mounting options) is also made of iron. The stand my laptop sits on is also metal. The only caveat I can offer - and this is NOT a missing stand - has to do with the notch on the platter. As…

I would say that this is a very good multifunction monitor and laptop stand. I personally bought it with the intention of installing my laptop in it to lift it off my desk and create more writing and work space. And this is very important, but the mobility of the up and down movements of the arm is not the most comfortable. It's not a problem either way, it's definitely a cheaper way to mount a monitor or laptop and would be a great option for those who don't move the screen often. On the…

Despite conflicting suggestions that the tablet lay flat or didn't lay flat at zero degrees. I can confirm it lays flat. If you twist or rotate the mechanism that holds the tray 180 degrees to the side there is a screw that prevents it from really lying flat, rotate it the other way and there is no screw so that it really lays flat lies smooth. It doesn't matter which side is facing up, because the swivel arm can be mounted on either side. Since we use the tray to store things like remote…

I bought two of these, one for a work laptop and one for my personal laptop on either side of my desk. In both cases, the arm that attaches the laptop plate falls slightly away from the base stand, but just enough so that there is more than 1/4 inch difference between one end of the top of the laptop and the other, meaning it tilts is. (The laptop is not level). The base itself is level, I checked, it's not a lever. These aren't heavy laptops, and even when they're not powered on, if you place…

I should note that I bought a similar mount from a different manufacturer which had a few advantages (in particular it had two screws to attach to the underside of the table). However, it was damaged upon arrival and I ordered it not to risk another poorly packaged product. First, it's an idea whose time has come. I mean, most home office desks are about 32 inches off the floor. A standard laptop stand only adds a few inches - not much if you spend a lot of time at your laptop. The difference…

Despite conflicting evidence that the tablet does or does not lie flat at zero degrees. I can confirm it lays flat. If you turn the mechanism that holds the tray 180 degrees sideways or there is a screw that doesn't really lay it flat, turn it the other way and there is no screw so that it really lies flat and lies flat. It doesn't matter which side is up, as the swivel arm can be mounted on either side. Since we use the tray to store things like remote controls and water glasses, it would be…

I bought two of these, one for my work laptop and one for my personal laptop on either side of my desk. In both cases, the arm that attaches the laptop plate falls slightly away from the base stand, but just enough that there is more than a 1/4 inch difference between one end of the laptop top and the other, meaning it tilts is . (The laptop is not level.) The base itself is level, I checked, there is no lever. These aren't heavy laptops, and even when it's not on, it tilts when you put the…