Single Monitor Stand VESA Mount for 13-32 Inch Screens, Free-Standing Monitor Riser with Swivel Tilt Rotation Height Adjustable, Universal Desk Stand up to 44lbs, VESA 75x75, 100x100mm

I’m super happy with this monitor stand! It was really easy to set up, and the instructions were clear. The stand feels solid and sturdy, and it holds my 27-inch monitor just fine. I love that I can adjust the height and angle to make it just right for me. The free-standing design is awesome, too – it keeps my desk looking cleaner and more organized. The build quality is way better than other stands I’ve used in the past, and it’s great for saving desk space. Plus, it fits a lot of different monitors (13-32 inches), which is a nice bonus. Overall, this stand has been a great purchase. It’s definitely worth the price, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their setup! for the price, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and functional monitor stand!

The stand that came with my monitor was made out of plastic and flimsy broke when I tried to change the orientation slightly up, Ordered this on a whim and wow it changes everything about my monitor, can move it any angle/direction and it goes and stay in place its quite stable and it being made out of high quality material made it durable it looks great on my desk the weight of it is hefty enough so I know it wont move, it came with cable management parts but the explanation in the guide didnt explain it well enough.

Slightly annoying to assemble, but it's very simple and the instructions are good. You have a choice of a matte or glossy finish on the glass base depending on which side you put the rubber feet on. the thing attracts finger prints like nobodies business but it's on an area you wont touch much anyway. Wide range of height options, but instead of a sliding height adjust like on most OEM monitor stands, there's a series of preset heights. In order to move the monitor you have to take out the retaining screw (no screwdriver needed), lift the monitor out of the slot, and slide it into the new one. A bit cumbersome when everything is plugged in. If you're confident you only need one height (of the many options), the adjustments across other dimensions are seamless, I have zero fear the monitor will fall, and you could use this part for decades if you wanted to. Worth a buy if you have a large monitor that causes spring loaded height adjusts to sag over time!

Exceeded expectations. Very sturdy. Lots of adjustments. Worth the money

This VESA desktop mount for PC monitors is excellent. The major parts are made of metal and the finished stand with its glass base is very stable. From the pictures, you can see that it has two cable management clips along the upright mast to keep cables under control. It's easy to put together, but be sure that you're putting the VESA attachment plate onto your monitor with the mounting tabs of the plate facing downward -- that's what allows it to attach to the mounting mast. You can adjust the height of the monitor, rotate the angle of the monitor upward/downward , and swivel the mounting head side-to-side to get the best viewing. This is a great solution for desktop monitors.

Great stand for 21 dollars! Sis the job!

Works great. Better than the original stand.

I should have heeded the warnings of others who gave it a 1-star rating. I'm not going to be that cruel though, because once I got it assembled and adjusted it to my needs, it's actually "OK". I decided on this particular stand because the base was small enough for what I required. I have limited desk space and need to have my mouse on the right side of the desk directly underneath the monitor. The stand that came with my 32" monitor was circular and took up way too much area, forcing me to put the mouse directly under the center of the monitor. That was way too cumbersome, so in searching Amazon, this particular stand had the smallest base width (12"), and that was fine for the space I had. But to assemble this thing, oy! First, the screws they provided were way too short to attach the monitor to the VESA plate. Luckily we have jars filled with screws in our garage and I was able to find four that firmly attached the plate. The instruction booklet was obviously written by someone who does not speak English as a first language. Once I figured out the bad grammar, I was able to get the stand together in a reasonable amount of time, but just like many others, the monitor kept drooping when I tried to get its tilting option to the position I wanted. They give you a weird tool to tighten the screw and the tool was too big to make solid contact with the screw. I ended up using an ordinary adjustable wrench to tighten it, but it had ZERO effect - the monitor continued to tilt horizontally down. When I placed the monitor on the desk, I ended up using two old VHS tapes in standard cardboard cases plus a several-times folded piece of paper propped up in between the pole and the monitor to get the desired tilt position I wanted. It's all holding pretty firmly now and I don't want to mess with it nor replace it, so I'm going to keep this thing. I looked at similar style non-wide base stands on Amazon and it seems all of them suffer from this same tilting issue, regardless of price. I suppose if you have anything less than a 32" monitor, it would work better. Just be aware that the tilt function is basically useless if you have anything larger than say a 17" monitor that weighs more than about 10 pounds. It's going to tilt horizontally down unless you stuff the area between the bottom of the monitor and the pole with something strong enough to get the "up tilt" position you want.

i was tightening the back so the monitors werent flailing around and the bolt breaks right off with pretty much minimal force lol. bought 4 stands for my monitor setup so now i only have 3 and had to buy another one from another place to make it work out and now everytyhing looks off smh.