Hemudu Clear Glass Computer Monitor Riser / Triangle Desktop Universal Corner Stand for Computer Monitor & Laptop HD01T-003

This works great for elevating my main monitor. I use it reverse of the intended design as the weight of the monitor is at the back and now spread across two supporting legs and minimizes the up front space in use.

Exactly what I was looking for, very simple to assemble, sturdy legs and silicone leg cushions round out a high value monitor riser.

got these for my very small desk and they work great in each corner, bought 2 for each monitor.

I used this for my 27 iMac. I was guessing that it would have been a little bigger to use as a shelf as well as a stool to lift the computer higher. It does look nice in the corner of my new desk. Rather than return it, I ordered a different style larger corner unit. The two work nice together, but they raise the computer too high for my neck while at the desk BUT it is a great height for when I want to stream movies from Amazon and Netflix on the iMac.

Very easy to assemble, looks great on my desk and is very sturdy.

I needed a small corner stand for my second monitor and this is precisely what I was was seeking for my small home office desk. Assembled in 60 seconds, sturdy, and with space underneath for desk doodads.

I have to configure my screens at an angle and this triangular stand is perfect! It doesnt take up too much room and there is room for me to slide notes or cell phone underneath. I saw reviews were it was stated that the legs seemed flimsy but I think they are fine. I initially extended them all the way and did not feel like my all in one computer was too heavy - it seemed very stable. I eventually lowered them as I did not need to have my screen so high. Love this stand.

I use this riser a food display when entertaining. It provides depth and dimension to a buffet. Lots of compliments!!

So this stand is fairly straightforward to assemble and use. However I felt one of the legs I got had threading that was a little messed up. The bolt kept going in crooked and made it difficult to fully screw in. I think it was actually the leg and not me jamming it in wrong because the other 2 legs were easy to put in. I also tried mixing up the bolts to the legs to see if it was the bolt or the threading on the base, but it was always that one leg that refused to screw in straight. Thankfully, after several tries between me and my boyfriend, we were able to get it in right. One other thing is that the adjustable leg part feels cheap. The rest of the stand is glass + metal but the part that screws to adjust the height is plastic. This cheapened the entire stand imo. It still works though so Im keeping it because price was good and it still looks fine. Im using it to give height to my headphone stand (since it sits behind my laptop) so I cant comment on how well itd hold up to monitor weight. Given the plastic feet, Im not sure Id put a monitor on it unless it was set to the lowest height.

We have a beautiful Epoxy live edge desk that I did not want to cover and this raised our computer monitors so that we did not loose the beautiful colors....love them.. bought 2, one for each monitor...