Amazon Basics LCD Monitor Riser, Black

Holds my 27" with no trouble at all, the tilt requires no tools to operate, just an included allen key to adjust the force required which is a fantastic option to have. The screen also rotates easily with no tools or hassle and holds solid as a rock at any angle. Again the height adjustment is adjustable using the allen key and is more than strong enough to hold my light 27" monitor at any level, it doesn't just side down when touched and will take a very reasonable and safe amount of pressure before it does. Included are two sets of 4 screws for the VESA 75/100 attachment and I was very happy to see one set is actually thumb screws...not essential but I found very helpful when putting the monitor onto the stand, saves any hassle with a screwdriver. The whole base swivels on a round rail at the bottom which is a nice feature too I find. The base is nice and flat with rubber feet and no stupid pointless gimmicky shiney tempered glass surface like some listed. Why would you want to see the back of your monitor reflected below it? Anyway. To summarise I'd recommend this without hesitation and it's in a completely different league to all the other rubbish stands listed on the site. A miracle what a difference little bit of thought and good design can make.

Even though the item description says suitable for up to 24" monitors, this works great with a 27" Acer VG270U P. In the lowest setting the screen still sits clear of the base by 1 cm or so. There is no restriction to the normal angular pitch of the screen, and I can also turn the sceen into portrait mode. The spring can be adjusted to balance the weight of the screen perfectly. The style of the monitor and the base are also a perfect match. Well done Amazon with this great, sturdy, and afordable design!

Took me less than 15 minutes to replace the regular monitor stand with this, fits great on the VESA mount of my curved display and the adjustability is fantastic. Great solution compared to a large desk clamped arm, only gripe is a very slight wobble on my desk but YMMV.

After years of mounting a secondary laptop monitor on a fixed shelf I decided to buy a more sensible solution.The order was delivered a day earlier than expected, the packaging is appropriate and almost 100% recyclable.Assembly is straightforward with an easy to follow booklet included, the inclusion of an Allen key for some adjustments is helpful and it stows tidily under the base. One slight moment of awkwardness when attaching the VESA mount to the monitor, trying to wield a cross head screwdriver in a confined space was fun.The height adjustment can be fine tuned to accommodate the weight of the monitor with a simple turn of the Allen key.The assembled stand is stable and has a handy cable hole in the rear upright.Value for money appears to be good, I wish I had bought one years ago.

PROS:Stand is very strong and can swivel sideways, up/down and tiltmonitor can be raised lowered on the standstand is more sturdy & better quality than most vendor monitor stands.CONS:Stand is quite heavy, so be careful lifting it!

This is a quality made stand and looks good and very simple to set up. However, it has one major design flaw. One point of these things is to hide cables surely...well look at the images and you will see no cables as there are none attached so I wonder if they have realised the flaw already? Attaching the cables & feeding them through the hole makes them visible because the hole is too low down. A good designer would have made the hole behind the actual monitor so about half way on the column...problem solved and it would become a 100% perfect stand.

It allows much greater degree of adjustment (height and orientation) than the stand that come with my monitor. Adjusting the height is easy with smooth sliding motion within the range of about 6in. Though my monitor sits at the tallest height, it is still very stable. Tilting the screen is easy and also possible 90 degrees either way, if you wanted to view a document in portrait orientation. The foot which has the dimensions of an A4 size paper, rests securely on the table and it also has a built-in rotating tray built into the bottom which allows you to rotate the screen 360 degrees. A snap storage compartment is also housed beneath the foot for the wrench that can be used to adjust tension of the sliding mechanism. What I also like is that the foot lies flat on the table (about 1cm height) so you could make use of the space it occupies i.e. placing a document there for viewing, stationery set etc.