The legs are plasticky unlike the top which is made of surprisingly sturdy, yet lightweight metal. Assembled it in 30 seconds with no screws or drills, just clipped the legs on and we’re done. The packaging wasn’t anything fancy at all, just a few foam strips around the base in a normal cardboard box. Time will tell if it’ll last, but so far so good!

With a solid aluminum top and slot-in feet, this riser stand is straightforward in terms of assembly; The plastic feet do fit in very snug and secure. The stand does come packaged well to protect the smooth aluminum finish and the feet exist within their own white boxes; The reinforced aluminum top feels thick with no extremely sharp edges and exhibits minimal flex.

The long width can definitely support two monitors or one large ultrawide monitor; I actually prefer arm mounting dual monitors and having an angular 'V' position to make viewing between the two screens more comfortable. Having this riser stand underneath allows me to reclaim a bit more usuable desk space and hide some of the wiring for the extended monitors to my laptop computer.

With a pair of 24-inch monitors side by side in landscape, they are a bit wider than this riser stand by a few inches; Also, you could definitely have a single large monitor with pair of bookshelf speakers on the sides. The feet are non-adjustable and therefore the height is fixed; This might be a bit low for taller individuals depending on the monitors used in conjunction with this riser stand.

It's very sleek and professional looking design with the rounded edges; the aluminum feels very solid and premium. There is a small 'Vaydeer' branding off to the far right of the stand; I don't find it extremely distracting as it is barely noticable and it's in my peripheral vision when focusing on the two monitors.

Not much to say about this one, it's pretty much exactly what it looks like in the product listing. Personally I think it looks great, and it's without a doubt the longest monitor stand of it's kind that I've ever seen and gives you way more useful space on top even if you're not using two monitors I think it's totally worth it if you've got the desk space for it since you can use it to stack or hide so much more stuff on the desk.

The only thing I think you might be wondering before you buy it might be how much weight it'll hold. If I push down hard on it, it does flex a bit (and then returns to the original flat shape immediately), but I feel like there is absolutely no way that you could load this up with anything that you might have on your desk already that would be an issue for it, you could probably put two CRTs on top of it if you went back in time 20+ years with it.

Bottom line, I think, is if you have space for this - get it - I don't think anybody would regret getting this larger size compared to the typical sized ones even if you never have any intention of putting more than a single monitor on top.

Solid. Able to hold my LG tv no problem

Very simple to install the two legs, stays nice and sturdy on my desk, easily fits two 22” monitors with a little room to spare!