ErGearDual Monitor Stand, Monitor Desk Mount, Each Monitor Arm Supports Most 17 to 32 inch Monitors up to 19.84lbs, Height Adjustable Monitor Mount with Clamp and Grommet, Max VESA 100x100mm, EGDS3

This is a well priced, does-its-job setup. I bought it because of a purchase of a standing desk where I needed the monitors to be at a different height (higher) while standing, but normal while sitting. (Monitors should be about eye height).This "works" but as one might observe, at least two compromises have to be made with this form factor: 1) at their extreme up or down position, they can never be at the same height. This isn't generally a problem with anything but the maximum up or down position, but they'll always have that difference at the extremes. 2) it's theoretically possible that the range of up to down isn't sufficient for both the height at standing and the height at sitting.That said, this is a decent mount. It's sturdy, though I have attached two Philips 246E9Q monitors which aren't exactly on the heavy side. For those who are concerned with that monitor in particular, yes, it's still a bit tight to get the power cable in, and I'm using the HDMI ports, but there is almost exactly enough clearance to connect the cables (it's tight, but it works).After adjusting the tension properly, it is easy to move the monitors around and they'll stay where they're set. Although, yes, it's somewhat frustrating to align them perfectly during a height adjust. This is probably not the use case for most users, All the other features are as stated. Yes, the monitors rotate 180 degrees, and for most people, this is exactly the product they're looking for. Especially if the height of the monitors is to remain relatively constant. And even if not, it's still a good piece of hardware. But a second pole where the height adjustments can be exactly the same up-down range might be more satisfying to certain consumers, even if the aesthetic of a second pole would not be.

Like many, I am WFH due to COVID. I purchased a stand up desk converter and that made it difficult to use two monitors that had desk stands. So, I decided to get this kit on a Cyber Monday deal. I initially tried it with a 32" monitor and a 24" monitor and the 32" monitor seemed to overwhelm it with weight. That may have been partly due to the stand up desk. It might work better if this was clamped to a table or something sturdier. THe other problem I ran into is the clamp interferes with the stand up desk converter when lowered. The clamp of this mount, when pushed all the way tight against the "desk" part of the stand up desk, bumps into the arms of the stand up desk risers when lowered. It isn't a problem when the desk is raised. So, I slid the clamp back to allow for clearance. This decreases the stability of the mount, but with two 24" monitors it seems to do OK. I think I will look into drilling a hole in my stand up desk and using the alternate mount for this kit. I will probably have to shorten the supplied threaded bolt or buy a different one as it will likely be too long to allow for the desk to be completely lowered. The installation was fairly straightforward, but I had to do a lot more finessing to get it just right. The adjustment to adjust for the weight of the monitors was finicky. I eventually got it adjusted so it stays in place, but it took a lot of attempts. For the price, this was a good investment and I like having my monitors clamped to my stand up desk.

I really like this mount, it's the first time I've ever had one and I did a lot of research before selecting this one. It's very sturdy so far and I love that I conceals the wires. The issue I am having with it is that the monitor arms won't move up and down. They are like perpetually stuck up high. If we use a lot of force we can push the arm down, but they just spring back up. And this is after loosening the tensioner all the way down. My lightest monitor says it's 10lbs with the stand, so I would guess it's around 5-6 lbs with just the screen and the power supply (which I have zip tied to the arm to increase the weight. Not sure if it's because it's new or if there is something off with them. But for now I am making due with it the way that it is.I really like being able to move my monitors closer or further away and being able to tilt up and down. This is going to make my WFH life so much easier. If only I could just get the arms to move the screen up and down like I originally purchased this to do. - We are considering making some like 5lb weights to attach and see if that makes a difference.

Please ignore my disaster in the background of pics as you can see i fashioned a wooden perch to mount it to so that the monitors wouldn't block the a/c air. Also as you can I used a lot of duct tape n little yankee ingenuity to make the second arm into my drink holder but thats only temporary because I just bought a 15 portable touch screen and decided rather than mount it I am going to fashion a shelf on second arm for it my keyboard n my drink ..puppy dogs can't knock it over then lol.. theonly reason the shelf isn't on yet is i have the stand too high so i an going to flip that arm upside down so the arm will come down lower while ny monitor still stays high. This stand is so amazing n versitile i wish i could give it 10 stars. I researched for what felt like moths n bought a different dual monitor in December wasted my time n my money the stupid thing was crap with a capital C but this one is the real deal you can feel the sturdiness the cable holder is even awesome and it offers 2 ways to mount it. Oh n btw thats a 27 inch monitor and the arm doesn't wabble or warp under the weight best money i ever spent shy of my awesome new asus zentouch n this cool acer 27 in monitor of course

Yeah the monitors are heavy but I just didn’t trust the mount. If I got some thin very light weight screens it might work.There is a spring adjustment to add additional tension. It was maxed out. Just know it might be fine for most people but if your screens have any weight to them, it might struggle. These curved displays are brand new 2022 build and weigh a ton

Produkt hält prima meine beiden Monitore(einer von SAMSUNG und der andere von ACER) auch mit einem Monitor-Arm für wenn man später sich noch einen zweiten Monitor kaufen will, läuft alles perfekt! Einziger Nachteil ist, das das Plastik-Gehäuse für die Kabel schwer anschrauben ließ und das es schon nach ca. 1 Monat leicht verbogen ist von meinem DVI-Kabel. Sonst auch die Bewegungsmöglichkeiten sind gut.

Die Halterung ist leicht am Tisch zu montieren, ebenso das Anbringen der Bildschirme.Die Arme halten meine 27' Zoll Bildschirme fabelhaft. Arme sind leicht in der Höhe verstellbar.Kabel lassen sich leider etwas schwierig in den Armen verstauen.. aber mit etwas drücken und Kraft passt es auch.

Halterung war nicht vollständig geliefert.

The media could not be loaded.  📆 Acquistato il 20/01/22💰 Pagato €59⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Avevo la necessità di posizionare due monitor in verticale, nello specifico uno da 27 pollici e uno da 24 (prima avevo uno sopra ultrawide da 29 pollici). Con questo supporto sono riuscito a garantire stabilità e comodità per i miei schermi!Il supporto è davvero utile e permette di posizionare facilmente i monitor a vostro piacimento. Inoltre la struttura e stabile, se montata bene non vi farà avere paura di eventuali cadute!✅ PRO- Ottima struttura, molto robusta- Facile da montare, meglio se in 2- Le istruzioni sono chiare- Quando muovete i monitor la struttura resta stabile- Potrete rotare il moniotr di 360 gradi, più info nelle specifiche- Ottimi gli agganci sul ''palo'' per il cable management- Possibilità di montarlo con aggancio a scrivania o con viti❌ CONTRO- Forse qualche cm in più d'altezza potrebbe tornare utile⬇️ SPECIFICHE:Supporto con molla a gasSchermi adatti: da 13 a 32 polliciSupporta fino a 9kg per braccioAttacchi VESA 75x75 o 100x100mmAltezza massima 60cmInclinazione +-85 gradi/ - 30 gradiGirevole 180gradiRotazione 360 gradiMateriale: acciaio📦 CONTENUTO SCATOLA:Asta, 2 braccia per monitor, clip per cable management, viti e chiave a brucola, istruzioni, supporti per cable management

Habia comprado otro soporte pero el problema es que para que sea ergonomico no daba la altura maxima que se podian colocar los monitores.. este tiene mucha flexibilidad no solo de mover los brazos para donde quiera sino para subirlos, y ajustarlos hasta que tenga el punto justo.. un punto a considerar importante es la capacidad de colocar los monitores a alturas muy convenientes si se necesita..