Kado Metal Portable Monitor Stand Tripod, 100x100mm 75x75mm Wall/Arm Mount Adapater Bracket Plate, 360° Ball Head and 1/4" Screw Compact for Phone, Tablet, Projector, Camera and Webcam

I work remote, so I work from different locations often, and need a full workstation setup similar to what I'd have at home. As such, I need everything I carry with me to be compact, light, and as functional as possible. I carry my laptop, full TKL mechanical keyboard, mouse, 18" 4K monitor, and all the cables/adapters I could need. Space and weight are at a premium as a result.I previously had a super heavy (yet robust) portable monitor stand that did the trick, but didn't offer much height to get to near eye-level at a desk - so I had to prop it up with a book, or a ream of paper. Not an ideal solution.Then, I found this portable monitor stand. Honestly, I'm blown away at the quality of the build- it feels solid and well-made, and it stands firm (remember, the trick is to adjust and tighten the screws, and balance the screen to the position of the feet). The VESA stand fits and works perfectly well with my portable monitor's 75 x 75 VESA mount, and is stable. For the price, this is sincerely one of my most favorite pieces of kit in terms of value, because it's not just a portable monitor stand... you can use it as a selfie stick, a tripod for a camera/phone/GoPro/Insta360, etc. ALSO - HIDDEN BONUS - everything takes a standard 1/4" tripod screw, so you can mount the system to monopods, or anything you can think of. And, finally - portability... this can be packed "horizontally" with everything taken apart, or you can keep the tripod + pole + ballhead together for "vertical" storage in a backpack... so it's super portable. EXACTLY what I needed for my remote workstation bag.Seriously, no idea why Amazon says this is "frequently returned", because I freakin' love this thing. Buy this *NOW*.

This stand is a really good value. All of the components feel premium. The ball and socket joint is especially solid.

I'm using this for a travel monitor stand. Previously I was just putting the travel monitor on a flat surface, be it a table or desk but I wanted something that allowed me to put the monitor in potrait and brought it up to head level so I wasn't crouching down to view the monitor. There are alot of these inexspensive stands out there but I took a shot at this one. It works fine, I like that everything folds down and seperates, so it takes up less space in my bags. The only complain I have is that I have to really wrench down on the ball in order for the monitor to stay in place. It works but that's the only thing I hope the manufacturer would improve on.

I'm using this with the UPerfect 4K portable USB-C monitor and it works so well. The monitor had the vesa mount screws so it was easy to attach. I also have a second 15" 1080s display and that one didn't have screws, but I ordered an extra plate and used 3M double-sided (grey heavy duty) to mount the vesa plate to it.This is a must have for traveling with mini-workstations, M4 Mac Minis, or if you just want an extra screen with your laptop.

Works well, packable and perfect for mobility.

Unboxing was the first joyful moment, it looked like something from a James Bond movie. I’m going to keep the packaging and maybe make a carry case from it. It really shows the pride of their product. And it only continued from there. Each piece in the box was beautifully finished and had the refined feel of a quality item. I bought it for the monitor mount, but the cell phone attachment is a work of art too. As is the tripod with the nice buttons to control the angle. I can’t believe the low price for such an impressive kit. 5 stars all day.

Not great. It does not fit in my laptop bag and its a little difficult to lock it into position but I didn't see a better choice. I like the tripod though.

The tripod is sturdy and holds up my asus portable monitor (Zenscreen MB166C 15.6”) very well. It is pretty light so its easy to bring around for my laptop. Its also easy to assemble and disassemble. I do a lot of software development work so I got two of these tripods and two portable monitors.