VIVOSilver Aluminum 16 inch Wide Monitor Riser, Ergonomic Desktop Stand, Modern Tabletop Organizer STAND-V000H

This is a sturdy, one-piece monitor stand. My 16” MacBook Pro fits neatly underneath, while my monitor, an HP Omen 27”, rests on top. The stand does not flex even though this is a relatively heavy monitor. And the monitor base does not hang off the front or rear edge of the stand (it’s a close fit).I appreciate the small slots on either side of the stand. Unfortunately, when my Mac is sitting on the desk, the base of the stand gets in the way of the ports on the computer. My solution was to place a small riser under the MacBook to elevate the ports, and the cables now just pass through the slots on the stand. Not perfect, but I think the stand would be slightly less stable with four legs, so I appreciate the design and functionality. 5/5

Boy was I wrong. I placed the Mac Studio on it and two small studio-grade speakers.A quality look, perfect manufacture, and great height (not too short and not too high). Love it.

My Apple Studio was a bit too low when it sitting directly on my desk. (I am 6' 2" tall.) This stand raises the display 2-3/8", which is close to ideal for me. It appears to be very sturdy and stable --- the thickness of the aluminum is pretty much identical to the base of the Studio display and shows no sign of sagging under the weight of the display. The finish and color of the stand is a great match to the Studio display, as well. There is 2-3/16" of space under the stand, which is enough to fit my audio adapter. Overall, very happy with this stand.

it brings my eyelevel to between half to 2/3 of the monitor screen. it's aluminum piece that looks like the one in the picture

This monitor riser is exactly what I needed. It’s solid, feels like it can hold way more weight than I’ll ever put on it, and the minimalist design blends right into my setup without being bulky or overdesigned.It raises the monitor just enough to make a difference ergonomically, and it has rubber feet underneath so it doesn’t scratch the desk or slide around. Clean look, no wobble, no assembly, just a straightforward, quality piece of gear.It’s one of those “buy it once and forget it” solutions. It works, and that’s all it needed to do.

If you want a stand that's built like a tank, this is for you! Solid aluminum casting. However, it measured slightly under 16" and I needed every last millimeter of space to make my laptop work under it, so I had to return it. One other issue that would not have worked for me is the side opening prohibited me from being able to plug in my HDMI cable because the lower rail was a bit too high and it would put the connection at a stressed angle. If this were available in a 20" wide model it would have been perfect.

Time will tell if this will bow under the weight of my 27" iMac; most of the other aluminum risers have a few negative reviews to that effect. I'm not too worried though, as the price was right on this one and I can always wedge an unobtrusive brace under the center if I need to (I don't store my keyboard under it). It looks great, and is perfectly sized for my workspace. What I failed to appreciate when ordering it is the use of the odd gaps on either side. In fact I thought that would be a downside, as the gap takes away a bit of level space on top to put things on.However, my work surface is a built-in affair that has a circular hole at the back through which power cords and the subwoofer cable pass. Without the unique side gaps I'd have to pass those cords up underneath and then behind the riser, which would pinch them between the back edge of the riser and the wall. It works much better to pass the cords and cable up and then through a gap to the various devices. That way I can push the riser right up against the back wall without pinching anything. And I have my external hard drive cables running down from the iMac through the other side's gap. Very clean, very safe. What I though was a bug was a design feature, and a great one.

Don’t really like the logo on one side but can just face it away. Helps keep laptop cool and frees up some desk space.