Insignia Computer Monitor Riser Black

For more than five years I have been using my daughter's 42" Insignia TV for a monitor. I have been looking at purchasing a new monitor for several years. When I saw the ultrawide monitor I immediately wanted it. What kept me? The funds. At the time I just didn't have the funds to purchase one. I moved from Southern California to Oklahoma and the funds became available. I purchased the LG 34 CLASS 21:9 ULTRAWIDE FULL HD IPS GAMING MONITOR and I am loving it. LG has software to download that will allow your screen to be divided into so many different variations. I don't use it for gaming. I use it for website design and graphic creation. What a difference. I should have purchased this monitor years ago.

Perfect riser for my monitor. Sure breasts those old phone books.

I love the 20 C-stand but I disagree with people who want to use it as a main stand. The riser sections get wobbly at full extension and I didn't buy C-stands to have wobble. If you keep the risers at LESS THAN HALF extension the stand is much stiffer. That gives you a working height of around 3.5ft with the gobo arm raising or lowering from there. This is just below the min height of a 40 C-stand so it makes sense. A few thoughts: If you want a medium length c-stand riser a 24 riser provides 12 more total height than a 20 and a 30 riser provides 19 more total height. One drawback with this model is that the 20 arm really limits versatility so be sure to have a 40 arm also. Also, black arms suck for most everything. The ends are really hard to see sticking out, they are slippery, the paint scratches, and they look terrible in front of a diffuser which is where I use most of mine. I like my stands black and my arms stainless. In the attached photo I use the stand as the bottom half of a classic clam shell lighting setup. Instead of a reflector I'm using a ring flash with a 50 modifier. The combo of stand and arm let's me slide the light right in under the subject's chest.

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

I'm an early riser and my computer room doesn't have alot of windows. Squinting at my old keyboard every morning was getting to my old eyes and did nothing for my disposition. Since I purchased the illuminated Logitech keyboard I can sit down with my first cup of coffee and a nice glow under every key. Sooooo much easier on the eyes! No more strain, no more squinting, and I wouldn't live without it. My daughter is getting one for Christmas this year and I would recommend this wonderful product to everyone.

This with a 20" CStand riser makes a pretty wonderful 13" monitor stand. It was smaller than I expected broken down too. Which is great. There's no perfect way to hang it on a cart like the avenger stand, but since you can pop the riser out it can be separated and stored fairly easy.

This was the least clunky monitor riser I could find that also gave me a couple of cubbies for desk-top storage. I use it to hold and charge my iPad and iPhone on the top shelf, and store my papers underneath, for a clutter-free desktop. I

I needed a boom to use with a quad-monitor setup. This broadcast arm has an additional riser that elevates the boom above my monitors. The internal springs are silent, the microphone always returns to the set position after moving the arm then bringing back into position. The integrated XLR cable is completely hidden and works perfectly with an in-line preamp. I mounted this directly to the desktop and did not use the C-clamp.

It's quite useful. Attached it to computer and monitor and it worked.

really solid riser -well made material!