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

I have a laptop and when I am home I prefer to hook it up to an external monitor and keyboard. I have been using my laptop as the second monitor. I have my mail and messages open on a second screen and use my main monitor solely for my work. Right now, my monitor and my laptop screen are two different heights, and it is annoying and strains my neck. Rather than spend a couple of hundred dollars on another monitor, I decided to look for a stand for my laptop.There are a lot of options available. Most did not go very high. The rest were made of plastic. Then I found the Husky Monitor Stand. I thought, for $16 how can I go wrong?When I ordered the Husky Monitor Stand I was surprised to see the cart show that the estimated delivery time was 8 days – with my Prime two day shipping. I considered other products, and tried to in vain to find the stand locally. Ultimately I decided that I really preferred the look of the Husky Stand, so I ordered from Amazon and prepared to wait.To my surprise, it was actually delivered in two days. Not sure why it listed such a long delivery time – but don’t let that put you off. It definitely would have been worth waiting for.I was really impressed with the quality construction. This thing is solid metal, yet still lightweight. It was really easy to assemble - you just screw in the legs. The top is ventilated – which is great to make sure your laptop does not overheat. The legs have rubber feet on them, so there is no slipping or sliding – set it down and that’s where it will stay. You can adjust the height with push-in buttons. Your choices in height include 5.5”, 4.75” or 4”. (The measurement is from the top of your desk to the top of the stand.) There is plenty of room under the stand to store things. There is an opening of 12.25” wide by 7” deep. The height under the stand varies depending on the height you select, so you have 4.75”, 4” or 3.25” of clearance under the stand.I am incredibly pleased with this purchase. It provides a stable base for my laptop, has raised the height of my laptop so I can have a dual monitor set up. I find I have less neck fatigue – but more importantly, my set up now functions in the way I want it to. I am no longer considering a second monitor. I love how it looks, too. Clean lines – no clunky plastic look.I highly recommend this product. Greater productivity and reduced stain – all for $16! You can’t beat that!

This stand is affordable, basic, and strong. That's all I needed in a stand, and that's what I got. No fancy extra slots for phone holders, no acrylic or glass tops, no cross bars limiting the space underneath. Just a simple riser to get my monitor up higher and clear up desk space. I have a 12.5" Dell (Latitude 7280) laptop and docking station at work, so I arranged my desk so that they stay under the riser with my monitor on top. If my laptop happens to get hot, the holes in the riser are perfect for allowing heat to dissipate upwards. The laptop fits perfectly between the legs with maybe .5cm clearance on each side. I've included photos to show how much space is available underneath at the maximum height, as well as the size comparison to the 23" Dell monitor (P2317H) on top of it. For my use, it's the perfect size, and it's about 4" high, which is taller than most of the others I looked at on Amazon.My only complaint with the construction is that the design of the legs causes them to be a little wobbly when there is no weight on them. They probably have about 2-3mm of play. However, the weight of my monitor keeps them sturdy, so it's not a big deal. I tried shaking my desk with my hands, bumping into it, and pushing away from it while sitting on my chair to see if the stand was wobbly. No wobbles from the stand from any of those motions. If I shake the stand directly, it can be moved, but it doesn't wobble back and forth. This isn't 100% the best design for the legs, but since it was under 20 bucks and the weight of the monitor keeps it plenty sturdy for me, I'm keeping all 5 stars.Lastly, mine arrived with one of the legs missing its rubber foot. I contacted the manufacturer through Amazon, and they shipped out a new one immediately, along with a free HDMI cable. The missing rubber foot only adds about 1mm, so the height difference doesn't cause any wobble or balance problems; I was just worried about it scratching my desk.

I am using 2 of these to raise my 55" 4k Toshiba Fire TV (purchased on Amazon), so I can place my Cable box and DVD player underneath, as I have no shelves on my TV stand and I am renting, so do not want to wall mount it. The height of these stands are perfect, they give enough room for both devices (one under each) and have enough space left for me to place my larger than average hands on top of the DVD player to press the buttons on it.These stands are very sturdy and do not wiggle. I have no worries about their ability to hold the weight, as the max weight for them is at or slightly under the total weight of the TV and the TV weight is spread across two of them. Assembly was very simple and quick, with minimal waste packaging provided.Overall I am very satisfied with these stands and if/when the time comes, I will order them again. I have already suggested these to several other people.

I use this stand for my pc, works great other than the fact that it’s a bit small my pc doesn’t fully fit on it, it is very sturdy and easy to assemble!!

It's functional, easy to assemble and adjust the height, sturdy, the size is right, and it's inexpensive. It pushes all my buttons for such a product. I use it to raise an iMac to an ergonomic height and is a whole lot better than the cardboard box I used for years.

I use these as a stand to put stage lights on and they work well. They are stable and I'm happy with them. They do ship with extra rubber feet which is good because the rubber feet can easily fall off. If you have a monitor on these, that isn't a problem because you aren't moving them around. If you are transporting these, the feet are going to fall off. I have glued the feet in and still ocassionally lose a foot.