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Adjustable monitor riser with RGB lighting and four USB 3.0 ports

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Ruth's sister Adjustable Monitor Riser RGB USB 3.0 Bracket

SKU CH-F79V-XWYNW

An adjustable monitor riser with RGB lighting and four USB 3.0 ports for desk organisation

  • Adjustable height positions monitor for ergonomic comfort
  • RGB lighting adds customisable desk ambience
  • Four USB 3.0 ports expand peripheral connectivity
  • Sturdy bracket supports monitor or laptop securely

Adjustable Monitor Riser with RGB

This adjustable monitor riser adds height and RGB lighting to a desk setup while providing four USB 3.0 ports for peripherals. It suits home-office workers and gamers who want a tidy platform for a monitor or laptop. The stand holds the screen at a comfortable viewing level and keeps cables organised.

Replaces fixed-height stands and basic risers

The upgrade is worthwhile when a static stand forces an awkward posture or when extra front-facing USB ports are missing. It does not suit buyers who need a monitor arm with full articulation or a riser that supports multiple screens side by side.

Highlights

  • Adjustable height positions monitor for ergonomic comfort
  • RGB lighting adds customisable desk ambience
  • Four USB 3.0 ports expand peripheral connectivity
  • Sturdy bracket supports monitor or laptop securely

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much desk depth does the adjustable riser need?

The bracket clamps to the desk rear edge and the monitor arm extends forward; allow at least the arm length plus the monitor depth behind the clamp.

Which step do people skip when wiring the four USB 3.0 ports?

Connect the internal USB 3.0 header cable to the motherboard before tightening the riser; otherwise the ports stay dead.

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