Kensington SmartFit® Extra Wide Monitor Stand
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By setting your monitor at the proper height that’s in line with your eyes, you can lower the chances you will suffer from aches and pain after spending Long hours on the computer The base of the stand is large enough to fit a wide variety of standard and widescreen monitors up to 40 lbs. With a screen size of up to 27 inches The roughly 20. 5” area underneath the stand is extra wide and can be used to store a full-size keyboard, accessories or papers, allowing you to maximize your desktop space Large, universal platform accommodates wide variety of monitors
By setting your monitor at the proper height that’s in line with your eyes, you can lower the chances you will suffer from aches and pain after spending Long hours on the computer The base of the stand is large enough to fit a wide variety of standard and widescreen monitors up to 40 lbs. With a screen size of up to 27 inches The roughly 20. 5” area underneath the stand is extra wide and can be used to store a full-size keyboard, accessories or papers, allowing you to maximize your desktop space Large, universal platform accommodates wide variety of monitors
Zoro ToolsTrust the brand with 20 years of ergonomic expertise for an extra-wide monitor stand that works perfectly in the office and for home office professionals. Kensingtons patented SmartFit System helps you position your monitor at the correct height without need for a specialist, reducing neck, back and eye strain. The extra-wide stand has 3 height settings and can fit larger monitors while leaving storage space under the platform to fit a full-size keyboard and maximize your desktop surface area.
CurrysGood to know- This Kensington monitor stand's SmartFit Sytem keeps you comfy with 3 height settings from 3" to 6"- Running a 2-screen setup? No problem - the stand is wide enough to fit smaller screens totalling up to 18 kg- The extra space created underneath makes it easy to keep things tidy on your desk, and will fit a full-size keyboard