Heavy Duty Adjustable Under Desk PC Mount- 2 Directions Adjustable Computer CPU Holder - Under Desk PC Stand Holds Up to 70 Lbs, Choose One from 2 Different Lengths of Screws to Secure to Desk.

Everything came well packaged with custom foam inserts and individual bags for each of the parts. I always appreciate it when manufacturers put in a little extra effort to ensure that the item makes it to me fully intact. The kit included everything required to put it into operation, including the combination allen wrench/screwdriver, so no personal tools were needed. I even discovered at the end of assembly that they included two extras of each bolt and screw.Assembly was simple and straightforward. The instructions were easy to read with clear illustrations. I was able to get it put together relatively quickly. Most of the pre-threaded holes were smooth as silk, but there were a couple that had poorly machined threads. I know that they were not cross-threaded because when that happens, it gets harder to screw the farther in it gets, but this was consistently rough all the way into the hole. It worked fine in the end, but it is something to be aware of. Finally, if you prefer symmetry, steps 1 and 4 will drive you nuts because the bolts on both halves are inserted from the same side, but I image it is very practical from a manufacturing standpoint.Anyway, the overall design and materials of this stand/mount is very sturdy. The use of metal tubing (confirmed non-ferrous, probably aluminum) gives the whole structure tremendous strength and stability. The upper retention bracket is quite easy to adjust using the two hand wheel bolts that hold it in place. I especially appreciate the use of foam pipe wrap for protection against harsh contact with the PC case.Right about the same time as getting this mount, I also upgraded to a larger gaming PC case. At first, I was a little concerned about the size but it seems that my apprehension was not warranted.One of my favorite aspects of this mount is the ready access to all ports and connections on the computer.All things considered, I think this is a great piece of equipment for keeping the PC handy but unobtrusive.

It works well and functions as it should. The screws are like paper. Replaced nearly all of them. The vivo pc mount is actually much higher quality in terms of thickness of tubing but there are certain design cues on this one that let it fit into a more cramped space underdesk.

This computer tower stand is well-built and easy to assemble. Although I only have a normal-sized tower, the stand seems more than capable of supporting much larger, heavier setups (the description states that it can hold up to 70lbs...not sure if there even is a computer that heavy, but I suppose it's good to know). It works well with my motorized standing desk, ensuring that my cords remain untangled and secure when raising or lowering the desk (yay! no more things getting yanked off my desk!!).It's well designed...you can resize it for different sized towers, and is even padded to keep things from getting scratched (and presumably also minimizes noise from vibrations). They include everything you need to put it together (even a little screwdriver Allen wrench combo thing) and you'll have extra screws left over in case you want to put it on a thinner or thicker desk. Like the headline says, I'm not sure there's much else one could add to a stand to make it better.

Unless I read the specs wrong. They are allwrong. The measurements are from the outside edges of the item OF THE BOTTOM RAIL. THE TOP RAIL IS EVEN SMALLER. ONLY 12 IN WIDE. so it only fits a 11 inch wide pc or smaller. Thanks!!!! (((:

Pro: +1 Star as I do trust it to hold the weigh of my Mid Tower Server Build (they didn't lie on capacity).Con:-2 Stars for adjustable. You can only adjust the top holding bar which is way too short. Bottom bar is fixed.-2 Stars for poor instruction manual. You should start off first by marking the holes from the plate.Details: I was under the impression since the top holding bar was so short that you could adjust the bottom holding bar as well. I was wrong as the bottom holding bar is fixed which is useless since it either requires your case to be the exact same width inside of it, or the top holding bar will be do all the work to make sure it doesn't fall off sideways.Whoever made the instruction manual should be demoted to work in the factory. First step should be to mark the holes of where you are going to drill. if you don't pre-drill the holes, then get someone to hold the assembled mount while you drill the screwed it in place slowly. I had to make several holes under my desk because the mount was too heavy to hold in place while I was I screwing it to the bottom of the desk causing the mount to be at an angle. I gave up and just disassembled the whole thing so I could mark the holes first before assembling it.I wish I had purchased the VIVO version of this mount since the top adjustable hugging bar is at least long enough to make feel better about my PC not flipping sideways towards the floor. Also recommend folks check their desk frame first to make sure they have enough space for the mount not to hit the desk frame (I measured first so I was already prepared.

I never allow any of my computers to be on the floor, so raising it up neatly under my desk is a great idea. It helps keep the dust count a bit lower.The instructions are pathetic, although it's not rocket science, and the screws are terrible. You'll have to provide your own hardware, which is sad. I also find it odd that the longest width of the top is about an inch shorter than the bottom.Once built, it will do the job, but the fact that you have to provide your own hardware is annoying. Make sure you take proper measurements of your computer case to ensure it fits as this won't fit all computer cases.3 out of 5 stars.