I think this is a rendering, and if not, then such a design will not be able to hold a screen larger than 10″
SymboL__
I would love to have something like this on my desk as well, it’s minimal and classy, but a quick Google Lens search shows that this is most likely a cheap drop shipped product.
A mount like that without any kind of desk clamp, relying solely on the weight of the base to support the monitor would probably be a bad choice for anything bigger than a 16-17″ portable laptop monitor.
Not likely you’ll find one that’s this minimal and still reliably hold any bigger monitors, unfortunately.
S4nctuary_
This is for tablet/portable monitor. Desktop monitors are significantly heavier and this type of mount won’t work.
creamcolouredDog
I really doubt a desk stand would support monitors unless they’re really heavy. The most common monitor mounts are the arms ones that you screw on the back of your desk
The_Coods
Wonder where the creator of this decided all the cables were going to go
EvilDog77
Those stands are either screwed or glued to the worktop.
leandrocode
I have it, I am using it with a portable monitor 15″. The quality is good. I don’t recommend this stand for a desktop monitor
Why would you want to crane your neck all the way down for the main monitor???
Kick_The_Sexy
Those monitors are placed in the worst position, I’m less bothered about them being misaligned but one monitor is too low for it to be comfortable to look at and the other monitor is too high for it to be comfortable to look at
jmrdilly
I have the exact same one and it works fine for an iPad or my portable monitor that is 16 inches, but anything over that, it just topples over. You will need an alley key to make adjustments. Otherwise, I like mine.
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I think this is a rendering, and if not, then such a design will not be able to hold a screen larger than 10″
I would love to have something like this on my desk as well, it’s minimal and classy, but a quick Google Lens search shows that this is most likely a cheap drop shipped product.
[https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806160275556.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806160275556.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa4itemAdapt)
[https://www.amazon.com/AiFeelife-Portable-Universal-Expandable-Adjustable/dp/B0CTCNC1P1](https://www.amazon.com/AiFeelife-Portable-Universal-Expandable-Adjustable/dp/B0CTCNC1P1)
A mount like that without any kind of desk clamp, relying solely on the weight of the base to support the monitor would probably be a bad choice for anything bigger than a 16-17″ portable laptop monitor.
Not likely you’ll find one that’s this minimal and still reliably hold any bigger monitors, unfortunately.
This is for tablet/portable monitor. Desktop monitors are significantly heavier and this type of mount won’t work.
I really doubt a desk stand would support monitors unless they’re really heavy. The most common monitor mounts are the arms ones that you screw on the back of your desk
Wonder where the creator of this decided all the cables were going to go
Those stands are either screwed or glued to the worktop.
I have it, I am using it with a portable monitor 15″. The quality is good. I don’t recommend this stand for a desktop monitor
https://amzn.eu/d/1XUqRgD
Found this
Why would you want to crane your neck all the way down for the main monitor???
Those monitors are placed in the worst position, I’m less bothered about them being misaligned but one monitor is too low for it to be comfortable to look at and the other monitor is too high for it to be comfortable to look at
I have the exact same one and it works fine for an iPad or my portable monitor that is 16 inches, but anything over that, it just topples over. You will need an alley key to make adjustments. Otherwise, I like mine.