Additional information
| Manufacturer | Husky Mounts |
|---|---|
| Brand | Husky Mounts |
| Item Weight | 4.6 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 14.5 x 9.3 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | STM-81-X2 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Black |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Manufacturer Part Number | STM-81-X2 |
| ASIN | B07F3FTVQF |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #4 in Computer Monitor Stands |
| Date First Available | June 28, 2018 |
Evidently –
I’m using one of these for my printer and the other for my monitor. They’re exactly what I needed for a great price. Takes only a few minutes to add the legs and they’re ready to go. An bonus feature is you can adjust the height on the legs just by pressing the silver “button”.
Amy OB –
I knew what I needed, monitor risers, that were adjustable and easily movable on my odd shaped desk. I kept selecting items and putting them in my cart, only to change my mind later. This was probably my third choice and it took a week. Why? Desk is odd shaped, I kept measuring height capabilities and width. I wanted to see what my options where on the desk space.Glad I pulled the trigger on these. I can tell I already will like them. Easy to put together. Easy to adjust. Very lightweight.Legs did give me concern at first because the adjustable part seems loose but once you put the weight of a monitor or laptop on it, it is sturdy.Highly recommend and will change this review if anything changes.
Robert Johnston –
I purchased these and for the most part they are a light weight quality stand that does what they are designed to do which is support smaller monitors such as a 20-27 inch standard design.However, I did find that after I received them they are a little small to fully support an ultra-wide monitor with “V” shaped legs for a stand by about 5 inches in width. Other than that I can’t really complain and I didn’t measure before hand, so that was on me. I assumed one size fits most, which was not the case here.Update:Husky Mounts contacted me and sent me a stand that fits my needs. So if you have a V shaped monitor stand, they have you covered! Great company to order from. Tony worked with my the whole time to ensure the new stand worked and I was happy. I definitely recommend them and will not hesitate to order from them in the future.
E. Borah –
My home office is the end of the kitchen table – I work 8 hours a day, but as my workplace is closed for our favorite virus, I set up on one end of the kitchen table every morning, and tear everything down every evening. These stands help a lot.I have a sit/stand riser that I put on the table, that’s about 31″x22″, and then I set these two stands on top of it, side-by-side and at angles, so they’re slightly facing each other. One is set to its max height – my laptop goes on that one, actually just on the front half, sticking out over the edge. My full-size monitor goes on the stand next to it, which is set at its lowest height. Together, the two monitors are about the same height at the bottom, and angled slightly toward me, matching the angle of the stands. My remote keyboard sits in front of the stands (still on the sit/stand riser), partly below the laptop keyboard that hands out over the edge.You can see one of the stands on the right in the photo – the other is under the laptop.It’s a much more ergonomic setup than staring down at the laptop screen, and the whole setup can rise because of the separate sit/stand riser. Taking everything apart at the end of the day is simple – shut down, fold up the laptop, disconnect cords, move everything off. I don’t disassemble the stands, just stack them on top of each other (which the remote keyboard on top). The legs do unscrew, but I’m happy I have a place to put them where I don’t need to go that far.The stability is great, even while the stand they’re on is going up or down. There’s almost no wiggle to either monitor, and what is there seems to be transferred from the sit/stand riser rather than these stands. After the riser, this was the second-best purchase of work-at-home 2020…just barely ahead of the ergonomic keyboard (also visible in the picture).
Erick –
I was looking for a way to clear up some desk space for me so that I can have my keyboard and still be able to use some of the desk as a writing area for when I needed to take notes. I also wanted to utilize the screen on my laptop as a non-essential program display so that I can glance down at it as needed. These stands delivered! They were smaller than I expected, but that is ok since they are sold in pairs. I bought 2 pairs, thinking I could have a couple off to the side to use when I needed them, instead I ended up having to use all 4 stands to hold my twin Ultrawide Sceptre monitors. They do the job great though! As you can see I already have my desk set up with all my stuff on there and plenty of room for me to type and write notes! I love that I could select the height on these risers, so that I could make them high enough to go over my desktop speakers, but have those speakers be hidden and out of sight… Super stoked about my set up now and love how ultra-productive this new setup is going to help me become!
Amazon Customer –
These are perfect for what I wanted. I know they are labeled as monitor risers but I’m using the pair that i got to hold my LED lamps and computer speakers . I wanted to raise my LED lamps ( which I really like) off of the desk top to increase my lighted work area. But i also wanted to raise up my speakers and this product does both things.I like the fact that they are metal and not plastic. They feel very sturdy and the legs are adjustable for height control. An added benefit to raising my lamps and speakers up off the desk top is that it crates a storage space under the stands that is about 12″ wide and 6″ deep. This is great for smaller notebooks, tape dispensers, staplers , desktop calculators and many other uses.This was a good price too and I love the fact that it comes in pairs.
Rat.Terrier.Mom –
These stands are awesome! I love there are 3 height options. I use the 2nd and it is the perfect height for me. Doesn’t take up a lot of space either.
Anne –
When I shopped for stands for my dual monitors I didn’t know what to do. I ordered these and couldn’t be more pleased. They have three height levels with spring-loaded silver buttons used to adjust. I started at the highest level and realized it was too high. With my monitors still on the stands I (very carefully) popped the buttons to the middle settings and had no issues. In other words: Very easy to use. As you can see from my photo, they easily accommodate my over-sized monitors. Assembly: Each leg screws into the stand. That’s it.
ksuwildkat –
First off, I am not using either one as a monitor stand. Not that they wouldn’t make great monitor stands but I don’t need one of those right now. One is being used as a PC case stand and the other separates two Apple Time Capsules.The case stand is supporting a Del XPS mid/almost full tower to keep it off the carpet and cut down on the amount of dust being sucked into the case. Its slightly smaller than the footprint of the case but well outside of the “feet” indentations in the bottom. Side to side its slightly larger so no issue with tipping. Im considering buying a second pair to raise another mid tower that is on a desk so I can do some cable management underneath.The other one is separating two Apple The Capsules that I had stacked on top of each other. I realized they were getting VERY hot which isn’t good. I haven’t noticed any issues with the WiFi performance but neither one is a primary WiFi AP and instead is used primarily for backup. The important thing is they are now significantly cooler.Assembly is simple – screw in the legs. I have mine at the lowest setting but I tested the adjustments. Its a simple press, slide, engage button and hole system. These would make pretty decent desk organizer/space creators too. I looked at them for external hard drive organization but they were not quite tall enough for my tallest drive.RecommendedEdit: Bought a second set. Finally have one actually used as a monitor stand. The other is under another PC. Works great.
Mikey –
As is (hopefully) evident from the photo, I rely on these risers to keep my mixing workstation as organized as space will allow. This means entrusting several thousand dollars to the 8 adjustable legs. I couldn’t be happier. As a blind audio engineer, it’s paramount to keep cables accessible yet secure, and to have enough airflow to prevent preamps and converters from overheating. These risers are very well made. The rubber feet keep them from moving, the button for adjustment solidly locks into each of the three slots, and the ever-so-slight leg wiggle is just enough to make the best of uneven surfaces, for maximizing grip surface area. I love these, and will purchase more as my setup grows (an inevitable event, as my fellow audio nerds know all too well).