Next Level Racing Free Standing Single Monitor Stand (NLR-A011)

This stand (single monitor version) from NLR is pretty much good. Comes with durable and well-made wheels so you can easily move. The fitting and adjustable range is great so most of TVs and monitors can be mounted. Please NOTE the VESA holes is very big (I guess to ensure compatibility), so you may need some extra-wide nuts or equivalent to make small VESA screws locked in.

I have two of these now for driving sim and flight sim and they are easy to assemble in 15 minutes and are rock solid with my 49" Odyssey G9 G95C DQHD 240Hz 1000 Curved Gaming Monitor attached. Nice thing is that the Next Racing chair typically fits inside the spread of the supports so you can adjust to exactly the position you desire. Vertical adjustment is adequate and the monitor hangs on large safe hooks so removal for adjustment is only seconds. I have clumsily bumped into the monitor many times with no accidents (YAY!) because the footprint is large enough even with the large curved monitor extending well outside the footprint of the base. I am putting together my third sim right now and it has the new 57" Samsung monitor and it appears to handle it just as well so probably getting a third stand.

This stand is made with strong carbon steel- parts are heavy. It comes with strong bolts for assembly. The instructions are very easy to follow.The brackets are for a TV - four-hole mount. Will not work with gaming monitors unless they have that mount. The good news is this stand can hold a TV up to 75" wide if that is what you need. The stand is height adjustable if you need it higher or lower.

Good sturdy stand, works well with curved monitor on Vesa mount

Overall it's good quality and easy to build. I just have 2 issues with it which is the reason for the loss of a star.-The arms and the bracket they hook onto are not entirely flat, so no matter what the TV can sort of tilt side to side until you tighten the set screws which just means you have to be a little bit more careful about keeping it level when tightening it down.-Overall the stand feels a tiny bit tall. Admittedly I'm using a smaller monitor at the moment, I believe a 29in or 32in TV, and I had to have it on the lowest setting as well as use the flat feet instead of wheel casters just to get it as low as possible otherwise it felt like I was looking up at the screen This might be improved with a bigger TV like a 55in. I just feel like the range of heights needs to shift to the shorter side because the highest settings to me seem like they would be pretty as the TV would too tall unless you're way back from it, which you generally aren't in a sim racing scenario.

While I really want to like this stand, and it has its really good qualities, I wish my monitor or TV could be reliably adjusted on the angle of the monitor.The included monitor mounting brackets do not really allow the user to adjust the angle that the weight of the monitor/TV creates on the middle mounting beam. I could not adjust "out" the 3-5 degree angle that the monitor or TV created by its own weight. I contacted NLR and they suggested using the adjustment screws on each bracket to "take up" that angle of bend in the mounting bar, but that did nothing at all.I have two sim rigs, one with a 34" monitor and one with a 55" TV. The weight of both of these devices is too much for the middle bar since it allows the devices to bend downward. I am not sure yet how I want to address a DYI fix. What a pain!NLR needs to include another bar (I think) that can be adjusted up or down to take the weight off the bottom of the monitor/TV to help support the device's downward pull on the middle beam. This bar would have adjustment screws built-in that could adjust the TV/Monitor brackets "outwards" at the bottom of the brackets. It really is a poor design, but nothing else out there really does it any better. That is why I have two of these. Sigh...If your monitor weighs 15 pounds or less you will be golden. For larger monitors/TV's be prepared to do a fix on your own.

Great product and absolutely compatible with Next Level's "cockpits." Same black color, texture, materials and quality. Not particularly hard to assemble. I will note that for my purposes I needed to get my 55" TV as low as possible for a proper sightline over my steering wheel. That would be 30 inches (floor to the bottom of the screen) is as low as this will go. It means there will be two pieces in the kit you won't need to use, and you can see why NL would want to accommodate people who want a higher screen setup (hence the other two pieces. Photo included.

Finally got the time to start setting up my monitor stand and it's dented. The box, and packaging is all in good condition indicating that this actually came dented from factory. For the price spent that's a little disheartening especially as this is clearly a quality control issue rather than a shipping issue.