MOUNT PRO Vertical Single Monitor Stand for Max 42 Inch/26.4lbs Ultrawide Screen, Freestanding Desk Mount With Swivel, Tilt, Rotation, 28.35 Inch Tall, VESA 75x75/100x100

I Bought this stand to hold up my second monitor vertically since the stand that came with it could not rotate. This stand is extremely well built, and is definitely overkill for the 24in monitor it is holding. It is a bit long and the pole sticks up above the monitor which wouldn't be an issues with a monitor larger than 24in, though that is not an issue for me. When all set up, there is very little shake or movement at all. Setting up can be a bit tricky if you can't build idea furniture, but for an average builder inclined person, it is quite easy to set up, it took around 10 minutes to get everything done and adjusted. The kit comes with everything you'd need including multiple different monitor screws in varying length and the tools needed to assemble everything. So if you are looking for a great, well built, study, and affordable stand, this is exactly what you are looking for.

Easy to assemble.

This is a study stand that works great with most monitors. The compliant I have is you have to remove the mount to change orientation.

Very sturdy. I use mine for a 40 inch 4k monitor. Has 75mm and 100mm VESA mount. I purchased an adapter on Amazon that let it handle up to 400mm VESA mount screens (pay attention to weight limits). Looks good. Thick glass base. Can swivel between portrait and landscape. Well worth the price for putting a large screen on your desk. Very flexible solution.

The MOUNT PRO Vertical Single Monitor Stand has been a pleasant surprise, exceeding my expectations in many ways. I needed a stand that could accommodate my sizable 32-inch monitor and stumbled upon this gem on Amazon. Initially concerned about its size, I was pleasantly surprised upon its arrival. This stand is robust and sizeable, providing excellent stability for my monitor. It feels incredibly durable, with no swaying or bouncing of the monitor whatsoever, thanks to its rigid base. Assembly was a breeze overall. However, I encountered a slight hiccup during the installation of the support pillars, which felt a bit awkward initially. But once secured with screws, the assembly process became smoother. One thing to note is the stand's footprint, which is quite large. If space is a constraint, this might be something to consider, but if you have ample room, this stand is an absolute winner.

Easy to set up

This stand, and the taller version for two monitors are excellent. The base is black glass, with tall rubber feet. The base is flat and wide enough to fit small keyboards if you want to neatly tuck them under the monitor when you aren't using them. It's very study and well made. I've got a huge 22lb, 32 inch monitor on it and even if the desk wobbles it only shakes slightly. Unless you plan on shaking the desk it is rock solid even if you put the monitor up really high. The only thing to be aware of is the large base is so big(a bonus) that it it might dominate a smaller desk space, and the actual stand is pretty tall as well. The stand up portion is in two parts so you might not want to attach them together to have a lower profile if you use a wide monitor.

While I appreciate the large base, metal construction, and overall design of this, it has alot of drawbacks. It doesnt feel like it can support a heavy monitor. The peice that slides onto the other for the stand portion bends in the crease even fully tightened. The plastic clips are ok for cable management. I just really wish the stand portion felt more secure. Ive had this a while and have to say its held up so there's that as a positive.