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i needed a smaller monitor stand as my desk depth was smaller than anticipated. this was one of the ONLY monitor stands i have found that was under 8 inch depth. and luckily for me, it is also super cute!! assembly was easy peasy and it feels pretty stable for my monitors. obviously if the weight distribution is off, it will tip, so be careful of that.

This monitor stand is different from most of the ones I had seen, it is simple yet elegant and LOW. I liked the fact that it gives 2 height options. Both options are low. This fit my needs perfectly. It was easy to set up. take all of the pieces out of the box, decide which of the 2 height options you prefer and you are done. Note the pieces do not attach to each other, instead the top sits nicely on the 2 wooden pegs. The instructions mentioned silicone pads for the bottom of the pegs. Likely to protect the surface on which the riser will sit. I contacted Amazon ask about receiving the silicone pads since they were missing from my first shipment. Amazon as usual with their amazing customer service sent out a replacement. The 2nd box however had the same issue. No silicone pads. I am guessing the seller no longer provides them but is using instructions where they are mentioned. I don't feel that the lack of silicone made much of difference. Absolutely loved my monitor riser as is. I would high recommend this riser to anyone on the market for a low and simple looking one. - Happy Shopping!!

As someone else mentioned, the wing shaped monitor riser is unstable. The surfaces themselves look sturdy enough, but the legs are another story. The screws that are supposed to connect the middle surface with the legs don’t properly fit in the holes that were made for them, so they can’t sit flush with the surface, meaning the leg easily wobbles back and forth. Plus, there is NO connection between the wings shape and the middle surface, so I’m worried putting anything heavy or otherwise on the wings. I didn’t even bother putting it all together since the legs were so wobbly. It gets 1.5⭐️ because the surfaces look sturdy and they’re cute, but I rounded down to 1⭐️

Super cute, so easy to assemble, and positional! I am against a corner at my desk, so being able to rotate them to fit in corners but also still along the wall is very nice. There's plenty of space under neath, and a nice platform for speakers or other decoration. Only flaw is that it doesn't hide my wire mess haha. (Also ignore how dusty my desk is in the photos)

it looks so good on my set up but the LED lights didn’t work unfortunately.

This riser was very easy to assemble, the three pieces are not attached (they sit on top of each other) so you have the freedom to spread them apart or put them a little closer together. I have two monitors on them at my work desk, one monitor larger than the other. The base of the larger monitor hangs over the edge by a few centimeters, but it's still incredibly secure and looks awesome and very professional while still being fun. It's easy to clean the desk or store things under them as well.

I wanted to like this product, but there are a few issuers I ran into. 1. Assembly: when assembling the track to the pre-drilled holes, they don’t line up well. A couple of holes lined up where the others were partially covered by the metal track. I had to angle the nail a bit when I used a low power drill to drive it in. 2. Allignment: the center is not well aligned and you can see a small gap between the two pieces when the lights are on. (See picture) 3. Remote control: the remote control is supposed to have 4 light functions - flash, strobe, fade, and smooth. The flash and the smooth function did the exact same thing (rapidly cycled through the colors), and the strobe function also acted like the fade function where it would slowly fade into the next color. So basically, you only get 2 functions instead of 4. Wondering if I got a faulty control. (See video) I currently have it connected to one of the USB-C pots on my Mac Studio because I don’t have a USB-C plug-in adapter. Every time I turn on my Mac, the lights would also turn on even if I didn’t need them to. One reviewer said that the legs had a “frosted” color, but that is due to the protective film which needs to be removed. It was a little challenging to remove the film since it was so thin, but the legs are actually clear.

Love it for work! I get a lot of compliments on it. Highly recommend and easy to use

I like the idea of this monitor riser however it’s so lightweight and has no grip on my desk so it’s very easily moved. It takes not force for it to slide across my desk. I worry that a cord will be pulled or I will accidentally bump it which could be disastrous for my monitor. Some rubber stoppers could potentially help but I may return for something heavier weight or that has rubber stoppers already. It also comes in 2 pieces and I don’t love how it looks with a slit in the middle

No hinges to connect all three pieces together but they provide you with holes in top of that the side pieces sit on top of the middle piece creating a huge gap. Not at all structurally sound to hold a monitor. Better just to buy a monitar arm. This degin was not thought out thoroughly. Will be returning

The main part could be one piece and would save work for assembly and overall parts. Otherwise no issues

For my 31.5 inch monitor, this stand was not quite deep enough. It needed another inch of depth. I am not a fan of the 2-piece construction. Although the 2 boards are joined by long metal brackets and screws, I would prefer a1-piece construction.