TechOrbits Three Monitor Stand Mount - SmartSWIVEL - Triple Computer Screen Desk Mount Arms - Full Motion Swivel Articulating Gas Springs - Universal Fit for 13" - 30" Screens Vesa Mount

I bought this was a bit skeptic about its ability to hold 3 27" monitors due to some reviews. I am more than happy for buying this stand, so steady strong and holds my 3 27" Samsung monitors like a dream. There are no drops they hold position of every monitor the arms when tweaked and tightened to desired location they stick there, they have been on for the last 2 weeks with no drops or movement. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for those who need such a gadget for there monitors.

This monitor arm was perfect for my smaller monitors at my music production station!milage may varrey but so far it has held up my cheaper 21' monitors very well and id be willing to put more expensive 24' ones on here. the mounting system is well made and grips a large area onto the underside of the desk, reminds me of the elgato mic arm, its good enough for any setup that just needs to get the monitors up and out of the way

ok so this is an item ive been left feeling i got MORE than my moneysworth here. these arms are incredible. EASY to set up and the quality feels amazing. tightening the arms settings is simple and the product will stay in place very nicely while still being able to move the arm feely. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

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UPDATE 01/15/2021 - The only thing I regret is not buying 2 of these sets at once! The first worked so perfectly, I ended up ordering another one, and "Frankensteined" the 2 sets to make (1)-5 monitor mount, my buddy called it "General Grevious". (If you know someone that could machine a longer center pole, it could be a 6 monitor mount!) I used the second center pole and remaining mount for a server in another part of house). I have (2) 32" monitors on top, and (3) 25" monitors on bottom. The 2 top, and the 2 sides of the triplets all move, tilt, rotate with the touch of a finger or two.ORIGINAL REVIEW: This thing is incredible. Pictures don't do it justice! I have (3) 24.5/25" monitors mounted horizontally, and even tucked into the corner, I have plenty of room and angles to choose from. I have mine "bent in" or "curved" at angles off the center monitor. The unit feels/ appears built solid enough I can see it holding (3) 30-32" monitors, I just don't know how much of a "curve" you could put them at mounted horizontally. I mounted this with the included clamp set, it also comes with the hardware to drill holes and mount it through your desktop. The clamps are heavy duty, and even included set screws at the center of handles that the included Hex key can easily tighten up the final few turns. The arms are super heavy duty feeling, and the whole assembly feels solid, yet is very nimble. I will note that I was able to mount this while being "behind" it, if your desk is flat against a wall, I highly recommend pulling it out to allow you to get behind, it makes the monitor stand mounting and cable routing very easy. I was able to follow the directions (step by step with labeled part numbers for each step) and I set this up myself in probably under 25 minutes. Another 45 minutes later ( a good 30 of that was spent on cable management routing, I have power, monitor and USB lines for each monitor) and she was holding all three monitors where I wanted. My cables for power and video are your more serious branded cables, making them thicker than standard ones(The cable management built into this is pretty slick, and allows for a professional look, if you spend a few minutes more on it) The monitor mount brackets "clip" into place on each arm, very easy to attach each monitor, and easy to pop off if needed them to do so. The one thing I noticed, when looking at the mount from the front, the left arm tension seemed backwards, another words, I had to "loosen" the arm to tighten the tension. Either way, it was easy enough to figure out that if twisting one way was making arm free, turning the other way would increase tension. Any tension screw or other adjustment screw I tightened, they were all well made and none of them stripped out, I am able to freely move both outside monitors, and wherever I stop, they stay. I put this on an "L" shaped desk with a hutch, and my desk depth is just under 36". I did wind up twisting the center mount 90 degrees, so it allowed the center monitor to be back further. The outside arms had no problem adjusting to this slight variation. While it does technically make the mounters "offset" from the center post, it still looks and works fabulously! One of my cable guide covers arrived defective, from manufacturing. I had Customer Support on the phone in moments, and Rachelle was a rock star! She had me email a picture of the part, to make sure they sent the right one. Less than 24 hours later, I had an email saying it was going to be sent, and less than 24 hours from that I had an email with a tracking number! The package came a few days later, and they had sent me (2) of the parts (which are universal for either arm)! Between the quality of materials, build, price, extra features and awesome customer support, I would highly, HIGHLY recommend this product and company! I will look to them for any future monitor mounting needs!Thank you TechOrbits!!!!I was not paid or compensated for this review.

My centre screen is a 27" LG Ultragear+, which is quite heavy. Screen on either side are 27" Dell. They all fit nicely, but I like a fair bit of an angle.The gut struts are a nice touch, very easy to move things around if needed. Easy to remove the monitors too with the VESA mounts having slots, good if you need to relocate it.Just don't forget about the gas struts when removing the monitor, without the weight they will go up ver quickly :)