| | |  | Televisions (LCD, Plasma) | Home » » » 3M Products - 3M - Easy-Adjust LCD Monitor Stand, 8 1/2w x 5 1/2d x 16h, Black - Sold As 1 Each - Height adjusts up and down through 5" range. - Swivels 270° and tilts forward and back 30°. - Monitor can rotate to portrait or landscape. - Capable of holding monitors up to 16 lbs. - | | | | | | | Description: | | 3M - Easy-Adjust LCD Monitor Stand, 8 1/2w x 5 1/2d x 16h, Black - Sold As 1 Each
Height easily adjusts up and down through 5" range. Swivels 270° and tilts forward and back 30° for optimal ergonomic positioning. Monitor can rotate to portrait or landscape. Capable of holding monitors up to 16 lbs. and fits both 75 X 75 mm and 100 X 100 mm VESA-D monitor bolt hole patterns. Stand Type: Monitor; Width: 8 1/2 in; Depth: 5 1/2 in; Maximum Height: 16 in.
Height adjusts up and down through 5" range.Swivels 270° and tilts forward and back 30°.Monitor can rotate to portrait or landscape.Capable of holding monitors up to 16 lbs.
Includes monitor stand. | | | Features: | |
• Height adjusts up and down through 5" range.
• Swivels 270° and tilts forward and back 30°.
• Monitor can rotate to portrait or landscape.
• Capable of holding monitors up to 16 lbs.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 6.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 6.2 inches | | Product Height:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 6.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 18.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 9.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 5.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 6.05 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 69 reviews |
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37 of 38 found the following review helpful:
 Perfect for even my 30" LCD, weighing 1.5 times the "max" spec!Oct 25, 2011
By Robert Clayton Barnes
Not only does the stand manage to accommodate my monstrous 30" screen (WQHD, about 15"x26.7"---my aspect is 16:9, *not* 16:10 that is more common among computer monitors so I can't speak authoritatively for all 30" screens), it does so while supporting all the different rotation modes (I do have to slide it as far above the desk as it goes and tilt it all the way back when switching between portrait and landscape orientations---but this wouldn't be necessary for most smaller screens, including all sizes that this is actually designed to mount.), and it's capable of enough spring counter-balance to make it reasonably one-handed to adjust! There are two screws that adjust the tension of the weight-balancing springs; between these, essentially any screen that fits can be given the right level of spring to balance gravity---granted, my very heavy monitor isn't effortless to raise, but I can still manage it one-handed and it stays put at whatever height I like.
Let me say this again: If you adjust the two springs in back correctly (Yes, it can take many turns of the screwdriver to get there...), this *CAN* support any weight screen staying put at *ANY* height/angle, up to at least 1.5 times the rated screen weight. Reviewers saying the spring is too strong or too weak for their screen's weight have not made this adjustment. One spring is hidden under a plastic cover by the "main" angle hinge, the other is in the middle of the vertical support column, accessed from below. Google "3M MS110MB" (no quotes) and the 3M company page for it has links to useful PDFs of dimensions and specs, plus the end user manual.
Thankfully, the plastic covering the base and main column is purely aesthetic. All load-bearing internal structure is metal (from the look of it, something ferrous---probably steel).
Overall, quality is excellent, style is understated if you have dark hardware (and as elegant as matte black plastic can be). Unless you have very demanding positioning needs, this completely obviates the desk-attached arm you may have been considering.
tl;dr (a.k.a. "Summary"): Is your VESA-mountable monitor less than 30" diagonally, weighing under 24 pounds? This is *the* monitor stand to buy; all advertised features will work with your screen.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
great productMar 23, 2010
By Conrad
Recently set up a 23 inch monitor to do portrait view so I can read academic papers without killing tree. Have one Dell monitor that can pivot, but this one works much more smoothly. The height adjustment also works great, as long as you find the right setting by turning the screw. It does take some trial and error. Screw it on too tight, it is hard to move up and down. Screw it on too loose, then it never stays at the height you want. But once you get it right, it works great. And most important, after a few weeks of using, it never loosen on its own once you set it for a particular monitor. The tilting also works great.
One great benefit of getting a LCD stand that I did not anticipate is the improved posture, and how much it improves my work. I got it to do portrait alone, as I didn't really think I need any ergonomic things to help, but once I used it for a few hours, I clearly noticed how much more comfortable it is to have good posture. Highly recommended!
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Works greatMay 14, 2010
By Vox Florida
I was thinking of buying one of those super expensive monitor armatures for mounting on the wall or to the desk, but was turned off by the price. All I really wanted was a mounting system that would allow for monitor rotation, for standard angling, and for easy raising and lowering. This does all those things with aplomb. Let's face it, how often do most of us need to move a monitor? Not very often. We get the thing in the position we like and leave it there. The super expensive armatures may look sexy, but they're unnecessary for most. This simple mounting device does everything you need. I am very happy with it.
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Decent stand but not greatOct 02, 2012
By Technologist
Overall, this is a decent stand but I don't have the enthusiastic praise of the other reviewers. The primary downside is that this monitor stand is not very stable. It doesn't take much to wobble it and I definitely would hesitate to put it in a high traffic area unless you aren't afraid to break your monitor. Overall, the base is too small in my opinion. The turning mechanism also doesn't work that well since the inner ring doesn't slide very smoothly.
Finally, the price has gone way up on this stand. I think you can get much better ones for the price. (I bought it under 30 and it is over 50 as of this posting)
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Middle of the road monitor standJan 13, 2012
By Rawfish
I love the concept of this stand, but it, unfortunately, fell short on several key areas once delivered.
Pros:
Cheaper than an arm
Came with a variety of hardware for various monitors
Great concept
Cons:
Mine came with weaker than expected springs, so my 22" monitor won't sit at the highest position, which is a shame because...
The stand is shorter than expected, it only raises my monitor 1.5 maybe 2" more than the original monitor stand
It has no locking positions, so not only height, but rotation is floating, it doesn't lock vertically or horizontally, so you have to "eye-ball" it, or get a level.
Big 3M logo on the bottom (really, this doesn't endear us to your brand) means you are branding your monitor with a second logo, silly I know, but it's annoying
Quality was sub-par, the plastic cap doesn't fit right.
I really wanted to love this stand, and it came highly reviewed, but it's only "OK." If it held my monitor higher it'd be 4 stars, if it locked and was sturdier I'd give it 5. My other monitor, and Asus, came with a stand that holds it higher and included rotation (and locked positions). It's a shame that this 3rd party accessory simply isn't as well-made as the stand that ships with many monitors.
Sure it's better than the stand that came with my Viewsonic, but it could be better.
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