CAXXA2-Tier Metal Laptop PC Monitor Stand Riser MAX 50 LBS Loading for Monitor, Printer,Black

I’ve got a growing collection of mechanical keyboards, all in the 60-65% form factor, and I was looking for something I could use to hold a few of them out of the way (but still easily accessible) when not in use, and something that was not too large for my smallish workspace. A lot of monitor stands I was looking at didn’t have tall enough shelves to fit the height of the keyboards, but this one is perfect. The depth of the shelves can just about fit two keyboards, one in front of the other (two 60% would fit; a 60 + 75% might hang out the back a tiny bit).So, great size for what I needed; was easy to put together; feels sturdy and looks minimal. Would recommend!

I was looking for something to hold my external drives and external DVD player. Things were all over my desk taking up valuable space. I found this shelving unit and thought I'd try it. It's perfect for my purposes. I am able to put the power cables which have the huge power supplies on them, under the unit. I was able to fit 2 of my external drives on the 2nd shelf (they both lay flat, not upright). I was then able to put my external DVD player on top. Condensed everything and it fits behind my laptop on the desk, making it neat and out of the way.I don't know how strong it would be for anything else, but for my purposes it is great.

Great monitor! I have no drawers and this allows room for folders and small trays without getting in the way of my keyboard. It's easy to put together and very sturdy. Would purchase again.

I used this so I can stack my cable box and bluray player on top of each other. I wish there was just a little more height separating the two but it works good enough so that the heat can dissipate. It's a simple metal design that' not pretty but functional. I put fuzzy dots on the bottoms so it won't scratch my cabinet.

This product is very well made. It must be assembled but it comes with the tools you need to do so. Comes with extra parts and a choice between clear suction cups for the bottom that fit into pre-drilled holes or just plain clear rubber bumpers that stick on the bottom so the metal frame does not come into direct contact with your desk surface. The actual measurements are: Top surface (edge to edge) = 15 7/8" x 10". Underneath clearance (left to right between the legs = 14 5/8" wide so your keyboard may not slide underneath the stand between the support legs (mine didn't but I wasn't expecting it). From your desk surface to the top of the stand is 5 7/8" using the clear rubber bumpers. May be slightly higher if you use the clear suction cups on the bottom as they are thicker. I am very pleased with this product. It is beyond sturdy, well made, nice finish and has a nice shelf and sits on my wood desk with no risk of scratching. Just be aware that if you want to slide your key board under the stand when not in use.... measure carefully because a full size keyboard may not fit between the legs.

This is exactly what I needed, and I’m very happy with it. I probably overthought this purchase to an extreme.Criteria:1. Perfect size for my smallish desk (40”)2. I wanted height, obviously, and this is one of the taller risers out there3. I wanted to be able to fit my iMac’s keyboard and mouse underneath4. I wanted some easily accessible storage (this has a shelf that fits my music books)5. I wanted it to be easy to put togetherI got two other risers before settling on this one. There was something wrong with the assembly for the first, and the second was pre-assembled (awesome) but just too big for my desk. This one leaves me room to put a few magazine files or other things on the desk.Sometimes simple is best, and this does what I need it to do perfectly.

I have 4 laptops that I used for my work! I have a rather small desk space, so this multi-shelving unit was the perfect solution. I bought 2 two-tiered metal laptop monitor stand and stacked them on top of each other. This is the PERFECT solution and keeps my small working space organized and appealing to look and work at.

I've purchased several of these now - with different brand names. As many of you may (or may not) realize, these Asian made products are typically made by one or two OEM manufacturers, and then the products are farmed out under different product names.I use these for placing compact audio components on my desktop audio system. The spacing between the shelves on them is really not ideal, and many audio components (even though compact), may not fit in these shelves due to the smaller heights involved.In addition, these shelves can bend/warp quite easily which I found out quickly. Since that time, I wound up purchasing some glass-based units (which I found to be the best).So depending on what you intend on putting on these, they may or may not work out for you. They are thin, cheap steel products (more like tin), and I can see some PC monitors (and other devices) causing these monitor stands to warp/bend rather quickly.