[Fits Two Screens] Monitor Laptop TV Stand - Eutuxia [Widest 27 "x 11"] [Heavy duty] Expansive Universal Dual Monitor Laptop Multimedia Stand

Good quality. Very sturdy. 40" flat screen fits well and adds to the appearance of entertainment center. Also X box1 fits under and cleans up the previous clutter. Very happy with purchase. Also inpressed how well item packaged. No chips, scratches or other noticeable damage. Will purchase another if need arises.

This monitor stand is a lovely addition to my office. It comes with a thick tempered glass top and for adjustable height legs. I would definitely buy this again.

This stand is very attractive and easy to assemble. It is very sturdy and is an excellent addition to my living decor.

The riser comes with four legs with a decorative white, silicone 'washer' mounted between the central part of the leg and the end caps. The white washers that came with my riser were malformed and greasy. They made the legs look terrible and also made the legs wobbly. When I tried to tighten the legs up, the silicone washers bulged out, looking even worse and preventing the legs from being sturdy. I removed the washers and the legs looked much better and tightened up nicely. Next, be sure to inspect the legs for metal shavings and grease. One of mine had long slivers of aluminum wrapped around it and another required cleaning with goo remover. Lastly, the legs are bare metal where they contact the desk and the entire riser slides around very easily. I added some clear stick-on pads to the legs and now I'm very pleased with how the riser looks and functions with my 27" computer.

As shown in the photo, we had space restrictions for our 32 inch TV, plus just added a sound bar. This stand fit perfectly in the limited space and raised the TV above the sound bar just the right amount. Easy to assemble and very sturdy! Highly recommend this product and this seller!

Easy to assemble and very sturdy. Fits my 13" mac air and 22" monitor perfectly. The height is great to store books/notepads/external keyboard under and because it's glass, it just feels less bulky than an opaque item

Who had the idea with the legs on this thing, I don't even trust my $600 32" BenQ Monitor being on this, Very Unstable and complete JUNK! Whoever thought of placing rubber grommets on the top and bottom of where the legs screw in at and adjust for sturdiness, needs to learn how to make better legs for this WITHOUT THE STUPID RUBBER GROMMETS!

It was a perfect fit to hold my laptop up and it looks clean with my set up.