WEARSON Low Profile Monitor Stand - Foldable Touch Monitor MINI PC Stand Compatible with VESA 75x75 and 100x100mm Monitor Mounts For Kiosk,AIO Monitor Base Adjustable Folding Flat

I needed a small display stand for my portable monitor. My monitor is a bit larger and about as thick as an iPad Pro, and needed something that was also small and light. This stand is actually built very well, including the plastic parts, which seem to be of good quality and are pretty thick. The base and adjusting mechanisms are all made of metal with plastic covers. It actually was a bit heavier than I was expecting, but it was only due to my lack of scale when purchasing. I was thinking this was a bit smaller than what arrived, but I was not disappointed. There are a few reviews about how tight it is to adjust. This was my initial thought as well when I opened it up and tried to adjust the stand. it was TIGHT! I knew my super thin monitor would break if I attempted to adjust the monitor with it as tight as it was. I have no fear of taking even new things apart to best suit my needs, and I knew I could fix this by dismantling it. Most are built the same way with some sort of tension adjustments, usually just lock nuts. In doing so, I quickly discovered that this CAN easily be adjusted without taking the entire thing apart. It is actually designed so that users can adjust the tension with the proper tools, and minimal dismantling. You will need the following tools: * Philips head screw driver (#2 - most common) *10 mm box-end wrench (for upper Vesa mount adjustment) *13 mm box-end wrench. (for base mount adjustment) All that needs to be done is remove the four larger screws that are grouped close together in the bottom base, (where the neck attaches). The base will separate from the rest. Then just remove the one screw on the Vesa mounting plate in the very center, removing the plastic cover. If you have a monitor installed, you'll need to uninstall it to have access to the center screw. This exposes the lock nuts on each end of the neck that can be loosened or tightened as needed. A little bit of loosening goes a long way so adjust in small increments. Try to make the same loosening or tightening adjustments to each lock nut pair equally with each other. Lock nuts are designed to keep their position no matter how tight or loose, so there is no worry for those nuts becoming loose or tightening up later on. I have mine fine-tuned to my super light monitor and it adjusts with minimal physical input, but maintains its position where I need it.

Very sturdy stand, monitor can move from position even with the bottom of the stand to about 6" above the desk top. Stand is heavy and will not tip over. Easy to install to monitor.

I got it to use with my portable monitor. I like the way you can fold it flat with the monitor attached, only a couple of inches high. Just got it, but it seems well constructed, I think it will last.

I own a Flex Maestro controller for my Amateur Radio transceiver. It has a VESA pattern on the back, but comes with a crappy sheet metal stand. This VESA mount fits PERFECTLY on the device and is infinitely more flexible than both the cheap bent metal one the device comes with and the $99 factory articulating mount. This mount is solid as a rock and height adjustable, one thing the factory mount is not. Highly recommended for Flex Maestro users.

Works really well - lots of adjustment points and holds its placement. We used on 22" monitors and have had no issues.

Great for a low-level monitor stand that is adjustable. This is great for a corner of the desk that is low and out of the way you want to place a monitor low to the desk of presentation area. I can be laid flat or near flat for even 24" monitors.

Too short for a 24" Monitor. COMPACT. Returned.

I like how easy it was to set up and how sturdy it is when holding up my monitor.