Full Motion Triple Monitor Desk Stand

This machine is amazing. First off, it is HUGE.. Not just huge but heavy. If you are not comfortable holding 70 lbs of monitors and machine up, get assistance putting your monitors on this thing. I suggest pillows under all of your monitors. Secondly, make sure you know what height you want the monitors to sit at prior to adding all the monitors, this thing is a real pain to change your mind on only because its so big and heavy. Finally, make sure you tighten things up prior to your final position if the thing is not easily accessible. Because of how large it is and how unwieldy it is, any change you have to make after final installation will take forever.I absolutely love this thing. It not only caries my three 24" monitors with some ease, the base is large enough that it supports them without the fear of it tipping (a fear you need to take care of while building this monstrosity). Ignore the "through the body" wire harness, and get yourself some good old fashioned zip ties. Also get some extra long video cables. This takes a lot of real estate and your are talking about a cable that has to reach from one side of all the screens to where ever your computer is. I also suggest getting either extra long power chords for the monitors, or bring a power strip just for the monitors.Know where you are going to place this thing before you put everything together however. This thing is so big and ungainly that trying to move it after you've built everything is a bit on the dangerous side only in the fact that you want to be careful and not break your stuff. Consider your moves with this thing very carefully prior to movement.With all of that said, it comes with plenty of extra parts so if something does break in transit (that is not metal), they have you covered. It also comes with various ways to mount your system in case you want to permanently mount it, as well as the tools (except the drill bit -7mm- and drill). I would buy this again as it is a great deal. I would recommend this to anyone trying to mount 3 monitors. Its a fantastic assemblage and I am loving it.

Very solid triple monitor stand. Although the description says max 24 inch, I was actually able to mount 27 inch (diagonal)thin frame asus monitors on this (note their width straight across is 24in). I only had two of those, but it would support a third.I’m using the third slot with a 21.5in monitor in portrait.Note sure if they’ve updated the version since some of the original reviews, but the center monitor is adjustable up and down. Looks to be by a couple of inches. I was able to get the monitors to adjust and line up perfectly.This is a very sturdy monitor stand. The base is nice and heavy and the design with the two “legs” pointed forward helps support it from Tipping (this is how I’m using- not bolted to the desk)All of the adjustments tighten up adequate to stabilize the monitors in every direction possible.If you need to raise the lower your monitor often, this is probably not the stand for you. Although it does have a vertical adjustment (probably about 18 inches) it uses two screws to lock in place. So moving would be a pain. I don’t have a need to move it once set, so works great for me.Overall I would recommend this stand for anyone looking for a triple monitor stand. Great value for the $$$.

This is a very high quality monitor stand that is only lacking in one area that is preventing it from getting the 5th star from me.First off, the bang for buck here is incredible. I've heard of people spending upwards of $150 - $200 to get a stand to do what this does and I got this stand at the $90 price point with free shipping. And the stand is extremely flexible; all the bending and tilting it does will allow you to get the perfect set up you'd like. (I'd recommend sticking with 23.6" or smaller monitors so you can have some more wiggle room to make adjustments. Yes it can support 24" monitors, I tested it, but I prefer 23.6" and smaller for that extra bit of adjustability and wiggle room.)Second off, if you're like me and like to specifically view the 1 star reviews of products to see what complaints people have, you're going to come across some misguided folk who are going to lie to you. You will read from some of the 1 star reviews that you can not adjust the tension for the vertical tilt of the monitors. That is false. You CAN adjust the tension required to adjust the vertical tilt on the monitors. There are black end caps on the vesa mounts that you have to pop off to see a bolt that you can tighten via the wrench that is included.And that brings me to my next point - props to Mount-It! for including all of the necessary tools / screws for installation, along with very easy to read instructions.Now you're probably wondering what stopped me from giving this stand 5 stars. The center pole does not have a large enough opening at the top to fit power cables, larger HDMI cables (rocketfish cables for example) or DVI cables through it, so it was disappointing to discover that I could only run small HDMI cables through it. I can imagine what it would look like if I was able to run all my cables through the stand and have them all disappear from sight. It would look glorious. Unfortunately, Mount-It! must not have considered how thick some connections can be, which led to a slight degree of disappointment.EDIT:A few moments ago I discovered you can pop off a cap at the top of the center pole that is limiting the diameter of the pole, thus, increasing the number of cables and variety of connections that you can fit through the hole. It feels pretty cramped with just three cables in there though, and considering you need to be able to fit 6 to hide all cables.... This aspect is still slightly limited and disappointing. Staying at four stars until I can get all 6 cables to be hidden.Overall, I'd highly recommend this stand to a friend. And to strangers, too, of course.