Dual Computer Monitor Stand Riser with Drawer phone stand, Adjustable Foldable PC Monitor Riser for Desk, Laptops, Tablets, Printers,TV Screen, Keyboard Storage, Gift Ideas - White

Fits well in small area and helps with organizational needs. If your co workers always steal your good pens, you can hide them in the hidden drawers of these monitor risers. ;)

Great purchase for the price.

Very strong and simple. Nice looking too and practical.

Overall, I ended up using these for my work surface and I'm pretty impressed with them. I prefer them over metal monitor stands as my workstation is on a rolling cart/desk, so it adds far less weight. I also love the additional little features minus the drawer built into it...I can maybe put something the thickness of pen in there, but not much else, so unless you have a pen for your art tablet or something similar, I found them pretty useless.

So this is really two products because the pieces are modular. It includes an upper/smaller stand and a lower/bigger stand. The small stand can be placed on the big stand for added height. I found for me, that I really only needed the small stand. Both stands are the same length front to back, about 9 3/8 of an inch. They are pre-assemble, you just take them out of the box and fold out the legs. The stands are sturdy and made of quality materials. The included drawer is very shallow, about 3/8 of an inch deep, about the thickness of a pad of sticky notes. The drawer is not the easiest to slide out. The tilt function is nice.

I really like these. They are sturdy, simple and easy to use. You literally just unfold the legs and you are good to go

The first thing I noticed when I received this was it's weight - this is not some cheap plastic stand, it's solidly built, with good metal hinges and components where needed. You can configure it many different ways - although I think the "preferred" use for many people would be side-by-side for two monitors, you can also stack the two stands (there is a set of depressions to help lock in the smaller stand on top of the larger one). Or you could use them as two completely separate stands. The larger stand has fold-out legs to make it a bit wider - when these are folded in they do take up a bit of room under the stand, but there's still plenty of free space there - a smaller laptop could actually sit in there closed and be supported above the desk to allow for airflow. The phone stands and small drawers are handy as well, although for phones with the charge port on the bottom you'll have to use the phone on its side if you wanted to charge while in the stand (just like with any other stand).The smaller stand also has a "tilt up" option to raise a laptop at an angle - this is two pieces, a small "stop" at the bottom that holds the edge of the laptop, and then the tiltable riser which can lock at various angles. The riser is a bit narrow so you may not want to do a lot of typing with the laptop in this position as it could be a bit unstable - but if you just want to raise it for visibility (e.g. if using another keyboard+mouse) this works great.

No assembly so I fell in love immediately. These are black plastic but thick and substantial with weight to them. Non-skid bottoms to hold that valuable laptop!I'm using the smaller one that didn't have enough height to put my sound bar under. (Ode to being too lazy to measure now playing). There are drawers and slideouts to hold phones but they are wonky. You almost need two hands to get them open. Therefore (and because the drawers are small) they can only be used for flash drives. There is a dip/groove in the drawer to hold one pen. Make it your favorite. LOL.My shock is how much I enjoyed raising the laptop at an angle. We have an external keyboard therefore we could take advantage of tilting the laptop. The screen is nearer to my face and like I said, I was surprised how much I liked that. Allows for BETTER POSTURE which I need to work on!The larger monitor stand, also black, is going under another laptop, or, under a statue. These are versatile enough to move around the house for creative uses.