Kantek Extra Wide Single Level Height-Adjustable Monitor/Laptop Stand, 20-Inch Wide x 13.25-Inch Deep x 3 to 6.5-Inch High, Black (MS500)

The item came right on time it helped me level a computer stand I have

We needed a small table for our TV just tall enough that were could put the TV box and the clock underneath. This is perfect.It was easy to assemble, it is the right size and sturdy.

I bought two of these units to put together to make my ham radio equipment more accessible in my radio room. The bottom shelf has a tilt angle I made when I assembled it, and the top is flat. This was done by my choice, a lot of variable parts for assembly. I like it, but it is not a shelf unit to be picking up with 40 lbs. of equipment on it, and expect it to stay together. I like being able to get a longer than standard shelf size.

I got a nice new flat screen tv but it sat kind of low on the tv stand that I had. Also, since I live in an apartment and the wall the tv is on is a shared wall, I did not want a wall mount for the tv because I didn't want to disturb the neighbors (I'm nice like that ). This was the perfect fix, I have a 47" widescreen and it fits perfectly. I have my dvd player and Roku underneath. It's plenty strong enough to support the weight of the tv. The legs come in sections so you can adjust the height to fit your needs. The leg sections fit together snuggly and one section has a rubberized, no-skid bottom that should be used as the bottom piece. When I first got the thing, I thought that it was sagging in the front and was worried about the tv falling, but when I looked more closely, I could see that the front edge does 2 things, it curves outward and the front curve part also angles down. Basically it forms an optical illusion and makes it look like it's sagging, but it is NOT, I got out my level and checked it in both directions (front to back and side to side) and it is not sagging. Even after having it for about 4 months now there is no visible sag, so I feel safe that the tv is on it. I believe that it was designed for old style computer monitors, so if it can handle the weight of one of those behemoths it can certainly handle the weight of my skinny tv.Pros: strong, sturdy, easy set up, adjustable hit, cheap but not cheaply madeCons: haven't found one yet

This stand is exactly what I needed for my gaming setup!!! Here was my predicament. I had recently purchased a bad arse Asus ROG gaming laptop. Like many gaming machines, it's BIG! I stream games so I move my laptop setup around between my office and bedroom for PC games, and my living room table for streaming console games. I'm really short on actual space, and I needed a laptop stand for 2 reasons. Firstly to lift my laptop off my desk and give some additional height so I can see better (it's also much better on my back higher) Secondly I wanted a stand so I could use the extra desk space underneath for hard drives and devices. After a bit of internet searching I realized that there really aren't any great stands marketed as adjustable and portable laptop stands that could fit my beast of a machine (my laptop is 17.3 inches and 8 1/2 lbs). Most laptoip stands were to small and flimsy for this behemoth. Then I stumbled upon the Kantek monitor stand! This stand is almost perfect!!! My Asus Rog fits on it perfectly! No overhang!! It's uber sturdy (No chance of it collapsing or falling over) It's adjustable so No matter which desk or table I am at I can add and remove height!! The only thing which isn't perfect is it's a bit narrow so my Razor BlackWidow keyboard will not fit under it. This suited my needs perfectly though as any wider and it wouldn't have been able to fit in on my tiny desk. If you have more space and want to be able to fit your keyboard under your stand I recomend going for the wide version of this stand http://www.amazon.com/Kantek-Single-Adjustable-Monitor-MS500/dp/B008HPSZPC/ref=pd_sim_op_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1J7NE911XR2DTBE4HHKX If you are looking for a laptop stand large enough for your machine get this!!

I really hesitated about buying this because in the picture it looks kinda of cheap and flimsy. Well, it is plastic after all and I do not particularly think plastic looks very professional. However, it is much better made than the pictures show, in my humble opinion. No instructions but you would have to be an idiot not to figure it out (sorry). The height as is just what I need as I wanted something I could put over my laptop because you can NOT put anything on top of your laptop (closed) lid or it can ruin your screen. Seriously. But I did not want to lose usage of the vertical space above it. At its full height (with all the extra legs that come with it), there is room for me to sneak my hand in, open my laptop lid, and press the power button to turn it on without having to remove anything I am storing on top of the stand. I spent HOURS researching these to find the one that would work for me that did not cost $80 or higher.

I found that because my computer monitors are a little below eye level I was often looking down and as a result had poor posture. Since I'm at a desk eight hours a day, my poor posture was giving me extreme neck and upper back pain. My back pain was so bad I even went to the doctor, who prescribed a neck brace for me. This neck brace kept me from looking down. But because the brace rubbed against my neck, my neck starting breaking out. Not to mention the stares from my co-workers who thought I had gotten in a car accident, LOL.Then I tried raising my monitors with books, but they aren't thick enough to raise the monitors high enough. So then it occurred to me to find a monitor stand and so here I am. Raising my computer monitors up forces me to constantly look up, which makes me corrects my bad posture.I use two computer monitors for my job so I bought two of these. I was afraid the stand wouldn't be tall enough but it is, I might even have to take out one of the sections to bring it down a little.Pros: The stand is easy to put together and it's easy to adjust the height.Cons: The drawer doesn't have rollers so it isn't that easy to open and close. Also, the stands takes up a lot of desk space, but you can put things underneath it, and I figure it's worth losing a little desk space if it helps me correct my bad posture.

Nice simple stand. Highest stand for a monitor I could find.Has enough room for a laptop to comfortably sit underneath it and can be adjusted, by removing 4 pieces at a time (one from from each leg) if required.

Perfect for my 17" laptop. Would be ok for a 19 as well. With just a few easy modifications I managed to to a pretty good cable management, all cables beeing hidden underneath and in the drawer as well. Very happy with the purchase!

Good stand, does the job for my 27 inch monitor, having the monitor raised relieves some neck bending downward, I also have the make with the drawer in it but I never use the drawer so this model is much better in my opinion, you can store books or paperwork you use often right underneath the stand.

A great way to put the cable box under a smaller LCD TV - newer 27-32" models are very light - if you want to help hide cable clutter...

Found this after searching for a stand for my PC. Dimensions are perfect for the Corsair Carbide Air 540 case and its a great way to keep the PC directly off the carpeted floor.