Computer Monitor Stand with Two Drawers, Premium Dual Monitor Stand Riser, Adjustable Length and Angle Monitor Riser for 2 Monitors, Desk Organizer, Pre-Assembled

So versatile and awesome monitor risers with drawers. Love so much!

I was redoing my big 72x30 Lego build table. I wanted something on the end to put the Surface Pro that is used for instructions, and the 15" Echo show, as well as one of the lamps. Since I'm limited to 30 inches for that side of the table, I had few options for setups like this.I was getting it all done yesterday, and this was, of course, lost in Illinois for a couple days, so I bought something else same day delivery that touted a 29.13" length fully collapsed. Of course, it was 4 inches LONGER than that fully collapsed and thus totally unusable, so I had to pack it up and return it, and figured I may as well wait for this to arrive...There is no real assembly here. Two weird material pins that go into the center piece, then the other two riser parts have the notches that sit on them to allow for positioning and keeping it centered. It works well, and since there is no assembly, you're up and running within 20 seconds of opening the box.The drawers are stiff inside the boxes though, so if you don't have much weight on the risers, you may need two hands to open them as they stick and don't slide easily. That may change with use. And while the center piece has some material along the bottom edge of the wood for protection and non slide protection, the two ends have nothing at all, so depending on the material you put these on, they could damage the surface.The smaller size though gives me plenty of options for how to position it, and what to place where as I get things laid out again on my table, so I may take 30 minutes just to try different things in different places on the table and on this unit, to see what strikes the best balance of space used and convenience for me. I'm trying to make it as usable as I can while maintaining as much build space as possible.But for the price, absolutely nothing wrong with this. Sturdy enough for my needs, and we'll see what ends up where later this week.

I loved it from the color to how it stands doesn't feel weak looks like it's worth more then what I spent very happy with the outcome of it.

A bit more difficult to assemble and place under the computer than I expected.

It is adjustable and easy to assemble It was packaged very securely.

Nothing special. The overall design is pretty clunky and cheap looking. The fabric storage drawers are flimsy and cheap. The way the two compartments slide out and pivot on dowels is crude and inelegant. The storage space underneath is too small to be useable beyond a notebook or a mousepad. The materials are cheap. The construction is cheap. There are no cable slots leading to the drawers so you can't use them as device charging compartments. In my opinion it's too big a footprint for how little it offers and way overpriced for what it is.

So it works, but Im not sure if I did something wrong or not. The pieces literally do not stay in place. Are the dowels too skinny? Are they not installed right? It says to just insert them, which I did, but when I put the pieces together and try to set it correctly on the desk, it falls apart with no force. As long as I dont move it, it works fine.

Fits great on my desk and has a flexible setup where you can adjust it to your needs! Only downside is that it doesn't lock in place but that's a very minor issue as I won't be moving it any