Dual Monitor Stand – Adjustable LCD Monitor Stand for Up to 27” – for Office, Studio, and Home.

When I opened the box, this setup is built like a tank. All appears to be heavy duty metal except for a few plastic pieces here and there. I was a little afraid my cheap desk wouldn't be able to handle it, but it is working awesome. I did have to move my desk away from the wall about 6 inches so that I could put the arms into more of an L shape so the two monitors would be right next to each other. Also, it is great to have so much more desk space. Without the monitors on them, I have them up enough to fit a can of soda under the left one, and the way my desk is designed (bumps up about 4 inches on the right to have room for the CPU) I have about 2 inches of room under the right monitor. Just enough space to stack bills and my Mega blocks Minions characters. ;) So, if you are looking for a fully articulating dual monitor stand, I don't believe you will be upset with this one. Even the monitor height clamp is fully position-able to any height, vs. other ones I have seen with screw holes every 2 inches.

I've been looking for an affordable dual monitor stand. This one is sturdy and comes with all of the tools and equipment needed. It was tricky to install it against a cubicle wall though. I will be buying more for others in my office.update: This will allow you to independently adjust each monitor. I am currently using it for my 23" monitors with no issues. I have been using them for several months and have no had any issues. Since I did not install them on the edge of a table (I am using it in a cubicle workspace) the installation was a bit more involved and I had to add a wedge under the portion that clips to my desktop so it would fit tightly and securely. There are also cord clamps to keep the monitor cords and cables off of your desk for a clean look.

This is a basic dual monitor stand. It's useful if you have two monitors that don't exceed 27". Anything bigger might be too heavy or too hard to configure for proper viewing for one person. There's not a huge range of motion with these arms. The arms are not independent which can be a plus or a minus. It's good because you know both monitors are always at the same height. However, if you want the freedom to move one regularly to share with someone else, it may not move as you'd like it to. This seems to work best in a situation where you will configure it and not change the setup.I am happy with this and do recommend it for anyone who won't be in need to constantly move around the monitors.

This monitor stand is built like a tank! I was worried about the ability to line up my two monitors and the stand's ability to keep them in place - no problem with either. I put both 24" monitors face-down on the floor to attach the arms to each of them. The arms still had enough bend at the joints that I don't think there would be a problem accommodating 27" monitors. Then I lifted the whole assembly up on the post attached to the desk. The clamp on the post is very solid with the ability to adjust to desks with a wide variety of thicknesses. The cable management works very well to keep the power and video cables tidy (and in my case, USB cables too). I almost spent $500 on a dual monitor stand but I'm so glad I tried this one first. Thanks for making such a sturdy product so reasonably priced!

Fairly sturdy and easy to set-up. The range of motion for adjusting, both tilt and horizontal motion, is pretty huge. Once attached to the desk the stand is secure and doesn't move at all, even while adjusting the monitor position.My only complaint is that the the wire management clips are not very sturdy. While running a few cables through the locking mechanism on 3 of them broke off. Not a huge issue, but something be aware of if that is valuable to you (It is for me).

Make sure that you have a desk with a few inches of "square" back to hang on to. The C-Clamp has oversized knobs to hand tighten, that will get in the way if you don't have enough clearance on the back. I ended up needing to attach a small piece of wood with some screws to give the needed amount of room for the clamp to properly hold.It holds two 26" gaming monitors nicely, and has a good degree of customization when it comes to placement, as the stand pivots in several spots on the frame.

I'm not one to write an immediate review, I prefer to receive, install and use a product for a while to see how it works out. Dual stand side by side monitor holder has worked out very well. The construction is very durable - note HEAVY - so some care in setting the unit up to ensure it is stable and securely fastened, I like the two tightener bolts for the table connection and the pivot arms hold the monitors with out the nuisance sagging or slow tilting drift. This was definitely a great purchase for my needs.

Works as intended and setup was easy. Best steps for installation assuming you can lift both monitors at once:1) Install shaft onto desk first2) Install monitors onto mount3) Attach mount to shaft (once the mount has fully cleared the tip of the shaft, the internal rubber ring should cause enough resistance for you to let go and make slight adjustments to the height)4) Align everything the way you want it to look and tighten to hold in place5) Profit?