Single Bed With Desk And Storage

[1.47 lb] Great storage drawer for under my bed!

[1x Cold Shoe] This smartphone mount works great on my desk and bed stand. It's well built and absolutely worth the money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This table desk is super easy to put together and really helpful to work from bed, couch, and stand up! We put it close to our old desk so now it is like an extension of it but we can also roll it around our house if we want to use it in other spaces! It’s really amazing!

[Metal, Steel] This Dual Monitor Desk Stand was the perfect solution because two single monitor stands would not work with where my desk has a grommet like the other side of my desk where I have two Mount-It Single Monitor Desk Stands. These stands are well built with metal that is holding all four of my Samsung 32" monitors. It took me 35 minutes to setup with my monitors mounted, positioned, and leveled.

[2.35 lb] Ok, I just feel bad this thing only had a single 3-star review that was otherwise positive. Of course you need desk space if you're shading multiple cameras. This controller is solidly built and well thought out. The cost is way below what traditional CCUs would run you, not to mention the footprint, and the fact that you get so much control through Ethernet and either SDI or fiber is one of the things I love about the BlackMagic live ecosystem. Highly recommended.

[0.7lb (317.5 g)] I have several monitors on my desk and desk space is almost non-existent. Thanks to the�Gabor LeviTouch Single-Arm Monitor Desktop Mount, I was easily able to get one of my monitors (a Dell 17") off the desk, allowing more room for keyboards, mice and accessories underneath. Assembly was easy enough even for the extreme handyman challenged individual such as myself. About 15 minutes and all was done. Unit is rock solid, has a bonus feature of audio and USB cable to run to your computer and then plug in accessories right on your desk to the base of the arm (however I am not utilizing that feature) On top of doing everything it is supposed to do and do perfectly, it looks awesome. Adds a professional touch to the office workspace. I would consider getting 2 more of these in a heartbeat for my larger monitors, and most likely will.� I recommend highly both this product and the outstanding customer service here at B&H.� Top Notch all the way around. A must have for those suffering from lack of desk space, or just wanting to add a high tech look to your work area.

Ok, I just feel bad this thing only had a single 3-star review that was otherwise positive. Of course you need desk space if you're shading multiple cameras. This controller is solidly built and well thought out. The cost is way below what traditional CCUs would run you, not to mention the footprint, and the fact that you get so much control through Ethernet and either SDI or fiber is one of the things I love about the BlackMagic live ecosystem. Highly recommended.

[Attached Lid] These boxes are great for single sheet negative storage, or other archival storage needs. I have dozens full on the shelf. I recommend not stacking more than 2-3 high when full of heavy negatives.

[Yes] Really bad BIOS issues for RAM speeds/detection at launch, but once bios was updated it's been smooth sailing. Since you don't even really need CPU/RAM to do it its not that big of a deal. The board is extremely high quality from a build material standpoint and has a combination of features no other board has currently. Even more expensive ones. I really am finding good use from the 40gbps TB/USB4 ports for just one example. Tons of M.2 support and almost enough SATA for my storage needs. Although I understand why mobos don't have as many ports these days, a lot of creator types still use tons of HDDs for storage so it would be nice to see more SATA ports on a board of this type for a revision. Even 6 would be a huge difference from 4. 8 would be ideal. With how slow SATA is there is no way this can't be added, people would rather have that than other stuff. Even if it operated via a single pcie4 lane it would be a small price to pay for slightly slower throughput than 6gps if all the ports were used. HDDs can't even saturate that link anyways. There isn't a single x670e board that has lots of sata that isn't ASrock but I will never buy from them. Easy enough expansion for a SAS controller card though, but I shouldn't have to do that and lose pcie lanes on the gpu. The final pcie 4 slot doesn't work properly if you want to use m.2s on the lanes it's allocated.

[Steel] This was the least clunky monitor riser I could find that also gave me a couple of cubbies for desk-top storage. I use it to hold and charge my iPad and iPhone on the top shelf, and store my papers underneath, for a clutter-free desktop. I