Computer Desk To Hold Two Printers And Monitor

most useful when you want to conect a camera or other device to your desk when the Desktop computer is further away from the monitor on your desk

I got this to hold up my iPad on my desk next to my Apple Computer. It is sturdy and built to last. You can use it standing up the iPad as well as lying near flat for drawing or writing. The best stand I could find after a lot of research. Get it! :)

The Ergotron is well-built and accommodates a variety of monitor and computer options. The unit arrived well-packaged and partially assembled. Final assembly and setup took less than an hour. Using the desk, the sit/stand function works well, and the adjustable tension/lift-assist makes it easy to move the desk up and down. The casters are great on hard floors or tight pile carpeting. Overall, this is a great desk. It's a more expensive, but you get what you pay for in the quality of the build.

I love these glass stands; I purchased two of them, one for a computer, and one for an additional monitory, and they were incredibly easy to assemble and set up on my desk. They are very sturdy, no shifting, tilting, or anything that would detract from their function. Additionally, the clear glass makes it possible to see things that may have slid under the computer or monitor, and to help you see what you are doing when you plug your computer in to a power source. The glass does not detract from any color scheme you may have; it just sort of disappears from one's awareness except for remembering its great functionality! I have post-its and other small office supplies on the glass that holds my computer, so I can slide the keyboard underneath when I am not working on the computer. I use the other stand for an oversize monitor, and can keep desk items both on the glass stand and underneath it as well.These stands have really helped me to maximize my work surface. They are so useful and the best desk accessory I have purchased in a long time. I have used several types before these, and these are far better because they are very sturdy and they are clear.

Love the small profile of this computer - it tucks under the monitor stand on my desk without infringing on my workspace. I usually work in multiple programs simultaneously & this computer handles that without any problems.

I bought this GorillaPod to hold my webcam for my Zoom meetings. I cannot perch my webcam on top of my monitor due to the fact that it has shades on 3 sides. So, I attach my webcam to this GorillaPod and have it stand on my desk on a side of my monitor. This GorillaPod is very sturdy, its legs are rigid. They are a bit too rigid for me to bend but I just stand it on my desk.

First, I'll say I love the desk. It's just what I wanted. A full service desk in a small footprint. It fits a 30 widescreen monitor on the top shelf along with my iPad, and on the next shelf I have a 13 MacBook Pro and Wacom tablet. Accessory shelves hold an external hard drive and headphones. (See photo) The desk showed up in one large, heavy box but seemed pretty well packaged and handled. Opened it up to find all the pieces needed to set up and easy to understand instructions. Overall, it took about 30 min to set up. The only glitch I ran into was that one of the bolt seats in the underside of the top shelf was off-line and wouldn't take a 4th bold as a result. It doesn't really cause a problem, but would have liked the extra bolt for stability that a desk this size can struggle with. I did not install the wheels since this desk is staying put and wheels would have compromised the steadiness of the desk. I use it as a standing desk and appreciate the ratcheting of the main support leg that will hold it in place until you tighten the hand screws. I haven't tried lowering it yet which you need to raise it all the way up before you can lower it. However, with a large monitor on the top shelf, this is not an easy task and I purchased this with the intent on keeping it raised. I use a tall stool to give my legs a break. Some lateral sway if you intentionally move it, but for normal use and typing, I don't notice any more movement than a larger desk. For the price $129 you can't find a better deal. I looked. And B&H had the best price. I will say that the desk actually doesn't ship from B&H, but direct from a second company. Good luck. PS. Mount-it, if you're reading this, I'd be down for you sending a replacement shelf. Thanks.

I was excited to get this dual monitor stand. My desk is much to shallow to hold two monitors and a keyboard. The stand was well packaged and delivered as promised in 2 days. Initally the weight of my monitors did not hold until the bolt was tightened. In one step of the installation instructions say to make adjustments but do tell how. I included a picture since I tried removing the flat side cap instead of unclicking the whole cap. So far I am very happy with this purchase.

I use this pole mount to hold a monitor at eye level when standing and still maintaining my traditional office desk. There aren't many other options for getting a monitor high up (I'm 6'2) short of a dedicated standing desk. The mount is surprisingly stable considering it is simply bolted on to the back of the desk and I'm using a larger-than-rated 28 screen. The build quality is high and the cord-hiding trough in the tube is a clever innovation. I've yet to notice any slippage or weakness in the doughnut clamp. All-in-all, this mount is an exceptional value.

Purchased this to go on my standing student desk and hold an Ultrawide monitor. It holds the monitor without issue. It is worth noting that the tension is adjustable so you can adjust to the weight of whatever monitor you have. You can fold it pretty flat if you have it against a wall but that will limit your range of motion. Probably best mounted on the corner or side of the desk if you have space issues behind tyour desk.