2-Pack Premium Laptop PC Monitor Stand with Sturdy, Stable Black Metal Construction. Fashionable Riser Height Adjustable with Non-Skid Rubber. Perfect for Computer Monitor iMac Stand, Computer Shelf

REPEAT BUYER, HAVE PURCHASED SEVERALI recently purchased the Husky 2 Pack Premium Laptop PC Monitor Stand and I am thoroughly impressed with its quality and value. At just $21.95 for a pack of two stands, this is an unbeatable deal, especially considering that competitors typically offer only one stand at the same price point. This makes it an incredibly cost-effective solution for elevating my laptop and monitor, enhancing both my workspace aesthetics and ergonomic comfort.One standout feature that truly sets the Husky Monitor Stand apart is their exceptional customer service. Upon receiving my order, I noticed a minor issue with one of the stands. The company's commitment to customer satisfaction was evident when they promptly shipped a replacement stand at no additional cost. This level of care and dedication to ensuring a seamless experience truly exceeded my expectations.Furthermore, the inclusion of extra rubber feet for the stand's metal legs showcases the attention to detail that Husky has put into their product. These additional feet provide added stability and protection for my desk surface, and it's these little touches that demonstrate the thoughtfulness behind the design.In conclusion, the Husky 2 Pack Premium Laptop PC Monitor Stand is an outstanding purchase at an incredibly competitive price. Its sleek design, coupled with the company's commitment to customer satisfaction and the inclusion of extra rubber feet, make it a must-have accessory for anyone looking to elevate their workspace. I am thoroughly pleased with this product and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others seeking both quality and value.And it's all metal including the legs. I hope this helps someone. Cheers and be happy!

2nd time purchasing this two pack. I only needed one riser the second time around so I purchased a single unit from another seller. They weren’t built the same. Their legs were plastic. I returned those and spent the extra for the two pack with the sturdy metal legs.

I ordered the two-pack for my home office desk, and I chose these over glass ones because of the adjustable legs. It's also nice they have holes in case you put a laptop on them, it would have ventilation.

I had my dual 27in AOC monitors sitting on top of these. They worked very well for how long i had them. no real bend and overall sturdy

My home office is the end of the kitchen table - I work 8 hours a day, but as my workplace is closed for our favorite virus, I set up on one end of the kitchen table every morning, and tear everything down every evening. These stands help a lot.I have a sit/stand riser that I put on the table, that's about 31"x22", and then I set these two stands on top of it, side-by-side and at angles, so they're slightly facing each other. One is set to its max height - my laptop goes on that one, actually just on the front half, sticking out over the edge. My full-size monitor goes on the stand next to it, which is set at its lowest height. Together, the two monitors are about the same height at the bottom, and angled slightly toward me, matching the angle of the stands. My remote keyboard sits in front of the stands (still on the sit/stand riser), partly below the laptop keyboard that hands out over the edge.You can see one of the stands on the right in the photo - the other is under the laptop.It's a much more ergonomic setup than staring down at the laptop screen, and the whole setup can rise because of the separate sit/stand riser. Taking everything apart at the end of the day is simple - shut down, fold up the laptop, disconnect cords, move everything off. I don't disassemble the stands, just stack them on top of each other (which the remote keyboard on top). The legs do unscrew, but I'm happy I have a place to put them where I don't need to go that far.The stability is great, even while the stand they're on is going up or down. There's almost no wiggle to either monitor, and what is there seems to be transferred from the sit/stand riser rather than these stands. After the riser, this was the second-best purchase of work-at-home 2020...just barely ahead of the ergonomic keyboard (also visible in the picture).

It was very sturdy and stable. Easy to clean. Easy to set up and take apart. The size was perfect for working with two monitors.

First off, I am not using either one as a monitor stand. Not that they wouldn't make great monitor stands but I don't need one of those right now. One is being used as a PC case stand and the other separates two Apple Time Capsules.The case stand is supporting a Del XPS mid/almost full tower to keep it off the carpet and cut down on the amount of dust being sucked into the case. Its slightly smaller than the footprint of the case but well outside of the "feet" indentations in the bottom. Side to side its slightly larger so no issue with tipping. Im considering buying a second pair to raise another mid tower that is on a desk so I can do some cable management underneath.The other one is separating two Apple The Capsules that I had stacked on top of each other. I realized they were getting VERY hot which isn't good. I haven't noticed any issues with the WiFi performance but neither one is a primary WiFi AP and instead is used primarily for backup. The important thing is they are now significantly cooler.Assembly is simple - screw in the legs. I have mine at the lowest setting but I tested the adjustments. Its a simple press, slide, engage button and hole system. These would make pretty decent desk organizer/space creators too. I looked at them for external hard drive organization but they were not quite tall enough for my tallest drive.RecommendedEdit: Bought a second set. Finally have one actually used as a monitor stand. The other is under another PC. Works great.