FellowesSmart Suites Adjustable Monitor Stand, Black

I was a little nervous about this item as it seems to be very bulky in the photo, but not to worry, the standard LCD monitor it was to support actually had a base almost the same size as the surface area of the riser. The riser works in two ways, as illustrated in the image, or turn it completeley around and the third leg stops anything sliding underneath from the front, and provides twin stable legs at the back, which was very handy as I had to push the stand slightly over the edge of the (wall backed) desk so Mister Fussy could have the exact space he needed on his desk.It is stable, chunky and looks as though it is perfectly capable of lasting at least as long as any monitor, if not longer, and its silver and black design pretty much blends in with everything.And several days later, I am pleased to announce that it is easily dustable too! And no more moaning husband complaining about neck strain!

The riser supplied are simply useless (note, none of the pictures shown include them). They fall out as you turn the stand backup the right way - i.e. they won't even resist gravity. If you want the minimum 10cm height increase, this may be an adequate basic tool: but if you are tall and want more than 10cm increase, this is useless. I would never trust placing a heavy monitor on this stand when the rubber risers are being used.Additionally, the single sheet of instructions is utterly confusing, showing several different types of stand. Two screws and two plastic grommets were included, but it is completely unclear for what purpose!

This is perfect. I looked at so many monitor stands when deciding. Most were almost twice the cost, for a simple piece of acrylic I could have made myself.This one, I chose because it was one of the most stylish, one of the tallest and open on three sides, so didn't block access or take up too much space. I can fit my centre speaker underneath, which was my main goal, as well as a whole bunch of other items. Run my cables underneath and generally tidy up my cluttered desk; while also raising my screen to a good height that encourages good posture. If you want a monitor stand, don't even consider the others (unless maybe you want a wooden one). This is way sturdier than I thought it'd be and a great price!

There are dozens of monitor risers available and I am sure this is one of the best. It sits on the corner of my desk and I can tuck a free standing hard disk and two small supplementary PC speakers underneath - excellent use of my desk space.The blurb says the riser will support a 24" monitor but it happily supports my 27" model with no signs of distress. The riser can be used as-is or can be fitted with (supplied) additional rubber feet to give three levels of elevation. Very pleased with this item which was economically priced (beware of other varieties which considerably increase the price). The delivery was also very quick. Highly recommended.

I used these previously at my old job, when starting my new job I found that the developers were all using reams of paper to raise their monitors and their laptops with. I couldn't get on with this so ordered myself one of these for the monitor. The height is perfect and if not can be adjusted with the feet that are provided. I find that with this one I can store things underneath to keep my desk nice and tidy. Where as some stands don't allow for this and results in you having a messy desk.This product is great value for money!!

Thank goodness for Amazon reviewers! I have no idea why they included two small black plastic clips and screws in the box-delighted to see that no one else does either!When in place it's OK and affords good height adjustment but as other reviewers say the rubber height extenders just fall out when you lift the riser up,which I guess is a design flaw. If you can live with this the stand is pretty good value for money at about £16

The perfect height for my home monitor and my seat height, also came with accessories to allow 2 further increases in height. Also provides a nice little shelf in front of my monitor and storage space underneath it for quite a few bits and pieces!Minus one star as when on the minimum height the plastic feet on the base are a little slippery (the additional feet are a much grippier rubber) Especially apparent to me as I have a glass topped deskGreat value for money and does what it says on the tin!

So very strange you get two screws and plastic things ? What for I do not have a clue also the rubber feet are rubbish who ever designed them must have been from a zoo . The shape is strand I have glued the plastic rubber things in place with super glue and stuck my pic monitor on the riser . Does not look that good but helps me just to look forward then down now . I should have looked a bit more in to this .