Homury Wood Dual Monitor Stand Riser with Adjustable Length Multi Media Speaker TV PC Laptop Computer Screen Desktop Storage Organizer for iMac,Printer,Notebook,Xbox One,Black

It fits both of my 28inch monitors on each side with room in the middle, Nintendo switches (2) and my 3ds fit under the middle compartment and my xbox controllers (4) fit under the right compartment, headset under the left compartment. Took 8 minutes to put together, very sturdy, very happy..Great product! Only wish the middle was bigger to fit a real keyboard..if your keyboard had the numbers to the right (numpad) it wont fit under the middle..The middle compartment only fits around 12.5 inches in length and 3 inches height..Right and left compartments fit 8.5 fully extended in length and 4.25 inches in height

I do not recommend this article as it s not easy to assemble

Easy to assemble right out of the box. Sturdy design with a minimalist look that will blend into your setup nicely! Provides ample space for dual monitors or an ultra-wide in the center. Also provides cubbies on either side if extended so you can fit speakers, tuck away mouses, USB ports, general cabling and in some instances even computers! This stand allowed me to fit my 34" scepter monitor, as well as a PS3, and provided me a space to tuck away a mac mini. Would def recommend!

Pros:- The sliding feature is nice, while I personally don't need it much, the option to change the size is a good feature.- The space beneath the unit is big enough for small figurines, papers, etc.- The finish is nice and smooth, it didn't scratch or chip as I was building it.- The price for this for what it gives is great, I needed something to elevate my monitor but also give me more space for my Overwatch figures/picture frames/etc.- It came with these small sticky rubber pieces for the bottom of the unit, that way it isn't sitting directing on the desk. Very nice small touch.Cons:- The instructions were very similar to IKEA and if you have ever built an IKEA product, you know how frustrating this can be. It was TOO simple. There were letters correlating to the pieces, but those letters were not on the pieces themselves (like a sticker), so I felt like I was constantly double checking myself to make sure I didn't mess it up.- The screws that comes with the product (to adhere the sliding metal piece to the wood) are very cheap and literally were stripping before I even finished screwing them in. I threw all 6 of those away and used the same size but higher quality screw I already had.- I understand that because the unit slides in and out, it will be a LITTLE less sturdy, but it wobbled a little more than I would like. It seems to be ok once I put weight on it, but moving it from my counter to the desk, it was unstable in the front.- Personal preference more than anything but it wasnt quite tall enough for me, so I had to add a book under my monitor to make it a better height. I was leaning my head down to look at my monitor (5'8", tall torso, standard PC chair and desk size). With the book under, my eyes are better aligned with the monitor which will cause less strain.OVERALL:If you are looking for a less expensive option, I would 100% recommend this product. I added a few things to mine to make it better for me and for the stability of the unit, but that's just my personal preference. It looks nice, it doesn't look like it cost less than $30 and it fits my knick knacks and monitor well.

Don't be too swayed by other negative reviews, especially those who didn't do their homework first (like measuring their space or components). This fit exactly what I needed. My laptop hides perfectly underneath, and the width is adjustable also to what I needed. Set-up WAS super easy. In fact, the manufacturer even adopted a suggestion I saw on here about using washers for the rear adjustable screws. It is not as "fragile" or delicate as one reviewer suggested - but you do have to use common sense and some care when moving it about (but not quite like handling a newborn). Great product for the price. I have no hesitation recommending it, but again - read the measurements and measure not just your space but the components you'll be putting on/under/around it. You'll be glad you did.