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Right, this is a review for multiple items that make up my current monitor arrangement :-1. "Arzopa" A1 Monitors : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CJCCDV652. "Duttek" U Shape HDMI Adapter : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BXK8ZCVD3. "Seminer" USB-C 180 Degree Adapter : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09KG463G74. "Abewe" HDMI Switch : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07SR1S2JL5. "Lisen" Monitor/Tablet Stand : https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BTDHQJ6First up are the "Arzopa" A1 monitors. These replaced a larger single curved monitor that I didn't really get on with. I have multiple computers, and these two allow me to have my Windows box one one screen, and my Mac Mini on the other, using a 2-1 USB switcher for the keyboard and mouse.Very pleased with these, they are light, clean, sturdier and better built than I thought they would be. The display is crisp and clear, and although I won't be using them much, the speakers are surprisingly adequate :-) It's a shame that the connectors and buttons are on the side, since that would allow me to butt the two monitors next to each other.Which brings me to the next two items, the "Duttek" and "Seminer" U shaped 180 degree adaptors, for the HDMI and USB-C ports. The HDMI adapter also converts the monitor's mini HDMI connection to a full size one. Didn't pay attention when I ordered it, but wasn't a problem - I have more HDMI cables than mini HDMI. I've used the USB-C adapter previously for phone charging in the car. These two allow the cables to be placed more neatly behind the monitor, where they can then be hidden more easily. I know I need to clean up the cabling, but I've only just got them :-)The "Abewe" HDMI Switches allow me to have multiple configurations, depending on what hat I'm wearing. The first monitor swaps between my Windows box, and my work laptop dock. The second monitor swaps between the Window box and the Mac Mini. This means at any time I can have :-Windows on a dual screen,Windows on #1, Mac on #2,Work laptop on #1 and Windows or Mac on #2.My only gripe with these is that the button is either up or down, and they both differ. On one of them if the button is up, number 1 is selected, on the other, number 2 is selected with the button up. I guess it depends on who is putting them together at the factory. Doesn't make any difference to its use or quality of picture, just pokes at my OCD.The last item is the "Lisen" Tablet stands. Clean, well made and happily take the weight of the monitors. Also bought a third so that my iPad doesn't feel left out. Adjustable in many angles, they feel well made and quite sturdy. I may make some type of strap/magnet arrangement, since due to their relative size the monitors are a bit top heavy, and if I position the stands any more upright, they'd tip forward.They fold flat enough to throw in a bag with the iPad Mini 6 and my ancient Logitech slim keyboard, for a decent portable arrangement.All these items work together well, and give me the flexibility I need/want.

Really good stand, adjustable and sturdy, it holds a 15" screen really securely and ideal for work or gaming when you are not in your office. I was going to buy a new portable screen as my stand was not good enough, but this one is just the right height and means that I can work effectively on the two screens even when having Zoom calls. Would recommend, it's also light and fits easily into my bag.

I use this to FaceTime with my iPad which works extremely well. It is easy to erect and quite stable. I do not know how well it would work with a laptop which of course is much heavier than an iPad if you were going to use this with an iPad, I would recommend it.

Ideal. Raises my portable 15in monitor to correct eye height above the desk. Didnt need to use the Allen key (which is securely attached to the stand should it ever be needed) as it is already firm enough. Will now order another for the second monitor. Nb i was about to send it back as the monitor was precarious - until I realised I was resting it on the foam on the wrong side. Once I used the other side and pulled down the 2 flaps it was 95% stable. Only slight issue for a 15in monitor is be careful not to knock it - it's only held on by gravity - no vesa mount or magnetics. But does mean it's very easy to pack away

Simply Brilliant!!! Perfect for tablets and portable monitors!!! It is tiny but sturdy.I have spent a long time, and a fair bit of money, trying to find a solution to my "portable office" set up. This LISEN Adjustable Tablet Stand has solved my problem...it is sturdy enough for my 15" USB-C Monitor and stretches up to exactly the correct height above my 14" (16:10) laptop.... yet it is TINY and easily fits in my laptop bag without adding much weight. LOVE IT!!!Practical Note: You can adjust the resistance / strength using the allen/hex key which is stored securely in the bottom of the stand. I initially fully tightened and fully loosened the stand between usage, however I have now found that I can tighten it to a sweet spot of resistance where it has no movement at all when holding the monitor but I am still able to collapse it for storage without needing to loosen it.

This is great, exactly what I needed to support a 14 inch travel monitor and enable a second screen for my mobile office setup while travelling. Sturdy, packs down flat and only weighs 390g so easily fits in the carry on. Photos show it's size vs my surface pro. One thing I would say is that if you have a larger laptop screen then you may not get the height to have one screen over the other. Not a problem with a surface pro though.

So many of these stands look like they provide a good rise for a tablet or monitor only to find when you get them that they only provide 2-3". Why do they never show this one important measurement?Anyway this stand provides a useful 5" rise for your display without paying a fortune. It looks good, seems robust and the price is good. Finally, I would add that it seems stable enough for a display but not sure I would want to operate a touch screen on it.

I was expecing some kind of hinges to keep the ipad in place, while actually if you bend it too much forward the only two hinges at the base would eventually make it slip away so you need to be careful. It looks sleek and it's heavy and sturdy but I would have liked more stability.