Product Description Instantly set the height of your LCD for a more comfortable computing experience. With fingertip effort, raise or lower your LCD 5" (130 mm), pan left/right, tilt forward/back, and rotate your screen for portrait/landscape viewing.Upgrade monitors or TVs with improved ergonomic adjustability. Patented CF lift-and-pivot motion technology provides premium adjustment. Neo-Flex is the only weight-adjustable desk stand LCD accessory on the market. Easily position your LCD for maximum comfort and productivity. 5" vertical adjustment enhances ergonomics for multiple users. Sleek, durable, easy-to-clean plastic exterior.
Works well, looks good, robustNovember 22, 2008 I have used this monitor stand to be able to rotate my wide screen. Assemble and attach the screen in minutes. Moving the screen up and down and rotating it is very easy. Great value for the price.
When expectations are exceededOctober 18, 2008 The internet age is great because you can find almost anything and with several hours of diligent review reading, can identify an item that appears to meet your need(s). However, the proverbial "rubber hits the road" when the FedEx/UPS/USPS delivery person kindly drops off your package. If you have bombed in your decision, then you face non-trivial return shipping costs, potential restocking fees, and lost time to achieve your desired goal. Typically, I search, contemplate, and search some more prior to pressing the order submit button. Eventually, I hope for the best, but resign to accept "average" if the product will simply work as described and appear to have a life cycle longer than 12 months.
Thus, although I read the glowing reviews for this item, I did not have high expectations. The reviews here simply assured me that the item was an economic production from China. Imagine my surprise when I lifted the box from my porch to take it into the house. That box had some heft to it, that was a good thing. Once in my office, I opened the box and the smiles appeared. This is a quality product. There is a round circular base that attaches to the vertical portion of the stand via two phillips screws. Total assembly time with my ratchet screwdriver? Two minutes to ensure no cross threading and adequate seating torque. The monitor mount of the stand can accommodate any VESA mount with either 75 mm or 100 mm spacing. You are provided with phillips screws to attach the mount to the mounter, but you are also provided with thumbscrews. I prefer the knurled thumbscrews. The thumbscrews are black so they compliment both the mount and a black monitor.
I purchased the stand for my 22" monitor. Installing the four thumbscrews in the 100 mm spacing took perhaps 3 minutes. Viola, c'est fini! You can adjust the tensioning of the mount in order to accomodate a larger monitor or have the monitor better respond to your tactile pressures. The monitor stand easily rotates 360 degrees. The monitor height is adjustable in the vertical direction 5". I would estimate that the monitor tilt is 90 degrees from its lowest to maximum tilt. All adjustments are nearly effortless. The caveat here is that "effortless" is determined by my build and your mileage may vary. The stand will also allow your monitor to rotate from landscape to portrait mode.
Prior to mounting the 22" monitor, I mounted a 19" widescreen DCL LCD monitor that I purchased several years ago. I greatly disliked that monitor and had stopped using it. The picture always seemed small. The DCL monitor stand was an economical one, it provided no height adjustment and limited tilt. I mounted the DCL because I wanted to test the stand's operation before I mounted my more expensive 22" monitor. Four thumbscrews later I powered on the DCL, raised it 4" and thought, "hey, this monitor is not so bad!" That is the difference that the monitor stand made. I then installed the 22" monitor and the stand really performed. I thought that I would have to adjust the tensioning, but it was just fine. In 30 seconds, the monitor was at the perfect height and tilt for me. It has been a week and no adjustments were necessary as a result of the stand slowing lowering the monitor.
Okay, allow me to put into perspective my experience with LCD monitors and their stands. My primary home office monitor is a Samsung 245BW 24" LCD. I like the Samsung's stand, but think that the Neoflex is better. I also have a 20" widescreen Dell 2007FP monitor. The Dell stand does not swivel (rotate 360 degrees on the desk) and the height adjustment is less than the Neoflex. In my work office, I have two 24" widescreen Dell 2407 monitors. The height adjustment is very poor on these and there is no swivel.
In summary, this is an awesome monitor stand at a very competitive price. You will be hard pressed to find a better stand at an equal quality and price.
sick standOctober 9, 2008 This stand is by far better than most stands that come stock with LCD monitors including apple's cinema displays (they have great style but only tilt) and Samsung's "touch of color" monitor line. It is solid, has acceptable styling, is fully functioning on all axis' and most importantly its INEXPENSIVE! - A good buy overall...
Awesome deal!October 6, 2008 You can't go wrong with this adjustable-height stand. We've put fifteen of them in place on previously non-adjustable monitors and couldn't be happier. The thumbscrews were an added bonus and made installation that much simpler. Great product, great price, great shipping time.
Pretty good, but...September 7, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
While substantially better than the vast majority of OEM stands, as others have pointed out, there are a couple of areas that need improvement:
First, the lower set of monitor attaching screws need better access for secure tighening. It can be done, but not with a normal, straight, Phillips head screwdriver. Frankly, I don't know if this would be possible since it would mean narrowing the stand width, which may have to be at least a certain width to accomodate internal parts and/or monitor weight requirements.
Secondly, the tension adjustment needs an additonal way to lock and secure the monitor at any height less than the very top so that it can't creep up or down due to too great/little spring tension adjustment. Having the tension adjustment access in some place other than the bottom of the stand would have been nice, too.
Otherwise, this is about as good as it gets for an aftermarket stand that raises the monitor to a level that could lessen neck/eye strain. One nice feature I haven't seen mentioned is the ability of the circular stand to swivel the monitor like a lazy susan.
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