This thing is the way to go. I have a 34' and a 48' monitor hooked up on this and the arms are doing their job. The tilt mechanism could be better. I don't love having to reset the tension on it, but that's really only for the curved 48'. The monitor hangs out a bit over the mount, so I'm overall satisfied with the stands ability to hold the monster up. This is all after over a years worth of use and going through a move. For the curious, I have the two monitors over/under. It was not that bad to configure. The little plastic bits that retain the cables can be a bit finicky, especially if you are shoving extra thick cabling through there. The cabling then has to bend with the frame, so a considerable torque may be applied to the little plastic bits, and if you pivot the stand at the monitor mount, you will likely change the length of the cabling required at that interval. Don't exepect to fit much more than a thick HDMI/DP cable and a power cord through the channels. The mount plate for the stand is really nice for providing support for the canteleiver. It gives me the warm and fuzzy on the stability of the main post. Read more
Works well, feels solid enough for the price, doesn't feel cheap, using it to hold up a 27" samsung vertically, and a 32" acer horizontally. Read more
Overall I really like this monitor mount. I have a couple 32" curved monitors for my gaming desk and they fit really nice. The range of motion is really large so you can get the monitors pretty much anywhere you want. All the hardware you need comes with it so you don't have to worry about that and the monitors are easy to put on. I only 1 real issue with it and that is when it comes to fine tuning the position of your monitors, that can be a bit tricky so if you're really OCD about how exactly in line your monitors are with each other, this may not be the best option for you. Also, my monitors do wiggle around a bit if I'm frustrated and slapping my desk or if I accidentally bump with my knee. They always go back to their original position but they do wiggle just a touch. Read more
I love this product. It’s so stable. It’s easy to install. It saves so much space for me and they align my monitors perfectly. I think it’s a good design in very good durability. Read more
These arms are very strong. I bought a triple monitor for my husband and they worked so well that I bought a dual monitor setup for myself. The piston are strong, and it's easy to assemble. Read more
I cancelled my order because I was hesitant on if this would’ve been a good purchase but ended up reordering it because I needed my screen to swivel so I can take notes while I’m in video meetings. Purchased it and I can’t be more satisfied. It feels sturdy and has a lot of ways to be adjusted to make it look exactly how I want. My ocd needs my monitors to be aligned and it does exactly that. I don’t write reviews often but this one needs to be shared. If you’re looking for a great dual mount this is it. I attached it to my stand up converter and it is seriously awesome. Only issue that may arise in the future is the wear and tear. But as of new it is perfect. Read more
The media could not be loaded. Pretty easy to install! Sturdy enough that I’m comfortable with my two 32” curved monitors attached. Functionality is good, you’re able to do lots of angles. Brackets can swivel for vertical monitor placement. Good size, able to fit my large monitors comfortably. Great value for price honestly. Would order again! Read more
Would not recommend purchasing this monitor stand. The monitor stand has been in use five days a week for just under four months. The tension for the horizontal angle rotation is not adjustable. The monitor tends to drift back to the left after the left edge of the monitor is pulled closer to you. The same drift occurs after the right edge of the monitor is pulled closer. The monitors do not remain in position after angling them toward the viewer. The slightest adjustment to the monitor results in it drifting away from the desired horizontal angle. This results in a fidgeting with both monitors for some time to position them close to where they are right. The vertical positioning works well with 15 pound monitors and holds the desired vertical position with ease after the tension is properly adjusted for the weight of the monitor. The monitor stand is clamped to the rear edge of the desk. The base of the stand that sits on the top surface of the desk is about 5 inches wide by 3.5 inches deep. The desk is 3/4-inch pressboard, so a 2x4 was cut to 6 inches long and is used to provide additional stability and strength to the desk. There is a slight amount of bounce with any bumping of the desk. The bounce lasts about 2 seconds and it is not annoying, but it is noticeable. It does not appear to be the clamp or the riser shaft that contributes to the monitor bounce. The monitor stand was straightforward to set up. The Vesa bracket is secured to the rear of the monitor first. The Vesa bracket contains slots into which the mounting plate at the end of the arm slides, so pay attention to the bracket orientation when securing it to the monitor. Read more
