TopMate Stand

size just right for my desk, sturdy and fun with the lights.

Excellent monitor stand. I have my main monitor on top of this and I love the rgb lighting on the two sides as well as the space underneath the stand where you can store the keyboard and anything else you want.

Solid stand with attractive style and lighting. The usb ports are great but I'd like it even better if two of them were on the side or back for placement of other devices connected to the ports. The drawer is kinda sticky to open and shut but all in all it's performing all of my needs and gives me more space on my hutch and took some pain away from my neck by raising the view 3 inches.

Bought mine for my office job a few months ago because I needed some extra storage and something to prop my phone up so I didn’t miss any important calls. Works great and would 10/10 recommend for someone looking for a stand like this.

It is a really nice product—notToo sure about the stripped lighting With that exception I think it’s nice looking and sturdy

So far so good. Love the product overall. Sturdy, lights have a million different settings you can use. Definitely reccomend this one!

The TopMate RGB monitor stand is well built with some nice added functionality. Included are the stand and a very long USB 3.0 male-to-male cable (which I measured to be about 58 inches long). The packaging is simple and straightforward. It isn't the greatest though as mine came with some mild external damage to the box, but everything inside was intact.The TopMate stand can be configured in 4 ways since the legs on each side can independently fold inwards. It is stable in all configurations and the leg hinges have some resistance. This means when you pick it up, the legs don't just unfold and stay in place.Functions include being a monitor stand/desktop table, USB 3.0 HUB of 1-4, built-in phone stand with a fixed angle, and a slim drawer. The hub works well, I primarily use it just for my peripherals at this time (mouse, keyboard) so it's easy for me to uplug/reset them. I have a preferred separate hub with individual power switches for external drives and additional accessories, however, a quick test with the built-in hub shows it works as expected with external drives. It does not utilize a separate power source, so just be mindful of the possible power demands and the number of devices you attach as it is all powered by one USB port.The RGB modes can be cycled by a small black button at the front. Modes are in order: two smooth rainbows (slow and fast, runs front to back, with smooth transition between colors similar to most other RGB rainbow modes), constant (red, green, blue, teal, purple), pulse (slow cycles through red, green, blue, yellow, teal, purple, white), a running stream from front to back (cycles through same colors as pulse), a running brick rainbow (all the colors lined up like legos running from front to back). It's interesting to note the constant modes don't include yellow or white, or at least mine doesn't. Holding the button turns it off, holding it again turns it back on and starts you on the fast smooth rainbow mode (it doesn't remember the last mode before you turn it off).The phone holder works surprisingly well at a comfortable angle. I have an iPhone 12 standard in a slim case and that pretty much matches the exact cutout dimensions. You can fit a wider phone, but a thicker one won't fit in the lip at the bottom.The slim drawer actually has two slots; a thin open-ended slot that works great for holding a stylus or pen, and a larger walled-off slot that can hold things up to as thick as a typical USB drive or cord, most pens, microfiber towels, etc. I measured a depth of about 1 cm. So if it's thicker than a standard USB drive, it probably won't fit. For example, the wireless adapter for a Razer Naga Pro won't fit. I have some micro flashlights like the Olight i1R2 that also won't fit.Value. Is it worth it at $45? If you know you like it, then get it. If you're on the fence, let's break it down. Most USB 3.0 hubs run around $12-20. Most simple single monitor stands will run you about $15-25. On average, that puts you right around $36 for a monitor stand + a hub. Doesn't include anything for RGB, the modularity of the TopMate stand (remember, the legs can independently fold in to shorten the top and shrink its footprint), as well as the phone holder and slim storage slot. For a single item with combined functionality, improved modularity, and a very clean look with minimal logos (it's all printed on the outer sides of the legs), I'd say the value is there. It definitely matches a clean aesthetic leaning towards tech/gamer. I picked the black and it perfectly matches the black frame on the LG 27UL600 monitor. If you like RGB in any shape or form, it's a great addition to that as well.

This monitor stand is great. Lots of fun and useful features like RGB lighting, phone stand, and USB hub. The only problem is that if your monitor is too heavy, it will start to bend in the middle. I was able to easily fix this by getting some anti-shake bedframe wall stoppers and stuck them to the middle wear it starts bending as support for the middle.

Hace ya varios meses que lo pedí, funciona de maravilla. Se puede ajustar para que sea más chico, pero yo lo prefiero así. Enciende luces si lo conectas a tu pc, ademas de que sirve como hub USB, aunque no soporta varios dispositivos, solo 2 de los 4 disponibles al mismo tiempo.Mi monitor es de 21" y lo soporta muy bien. Tambien son prácticos el soporte para teléfono y el cajón pequeño al lateral izquierdo.Lo recomiendo ampliamente.

Holds the screen up at a much nicer level. The usb ports are great. External keyboard and mouse for a laptop this is perfect.

Buen soporte, tiene un amplio espacio por debajo, lo que te permite guardar un teclado completo, su cajón es algo pequeño pero lo suficiente para guardar lo necesario, los puertos USB son rápidos y eficientes, lo recomiendo ampliamente

Me gusto el soporte como se ve, con el HUB 3.0 esta excelente mucho muy útil, lo utilizo diariamente y no he tenido algún problema, el cajón es mucho muy pequeño, la altura es el problema apenas cabe cosas de la altura de una pluma por eso no me parece tan funcional, y como todos comentan si se pandea de en medio tengo un monitor de 27 de 15 KG aprox y ya se ve más pandeado, se puede eliminar cambiando los soportes de la mesa al ponerlos cerrados, pero le quita espacio muy útil abajo de la base.

Me funciona pero decía que también es para laptop y está muy chico para laptop