HUANUO Dual Monitor Wall Mount for 17-27 inch Screens, Wall Mounted Monitor Arm with Gas Spring Arm, Wall Mount Monitor Arm Support VESA 75/100mm, Load Capacity 3-8KG

The wall mount does exactly whet it says . I was a bit apprehensive as the monitors initially would not move down , but I reduced the arm tension right down and they are perfect . The supplied masonry plug are a bit rubbish , I drilled the correct size hole but they spun round for ages until the coach screw finally started to go in , I would have been better using my own 10mm wall plugs .

I currently only use a single monitor with the PC in my workshop, but the clamp mount for that had broken the top of the desk and it was leaning over alarmingly. I thought a wall mount would be a good improvement and this provided the option of a future upgrade to twin screens.I love that it arrives fully assembled. I recently bought a VESA stand for our new TV which took about half and hour to assemble. This one all but complete and held together with cable ties, a bit of care needs taking when cutting these to avoid the brackets springing out with some force. It's mounted on the wall using three supplied bolts and wall plugs are included. I drilled through plasterboard and well into the underneath breeze blocks to fit it securely, but had a problem in that one of the wall plugs twisted and bent when inserted and then the head of the bolt rounded. I found a similar bolt in my spares to replace it and it was soon fitted. I did make up a cardboard template for the mount (see photo), which could easily have been included with the literature to save a little time.Once the wall mount was up I loosened off the tension screw (which oddly is rotated clockwise to loosen and anticlockwise to tighten) so the bar was in my desired position prior to mounting the monitor.Two VESA plates are included (one for each monitor), but I found that the two screw lengths provided weren't quite right for my LG monitor. The long ones were way too long with the spacers included, and the short ones were still a little long without spacers. No matter, I had some thin spacers left over from my TV stand upgrade so used those with the shorter screws. Without them, I'd have had to find some extra washers, a couple on each screw would have done the trick. Once the VESA plate is on the back of the monitor, it's just a case of sliding this over the arm guides and adding a thumb screw to stop it being knocked off, a two minute job.I like the ease of adjustment of the arms and their range of movement, and how easy it was to install. The only downside was the VESA screws not fitting snugly without using my own spacers.Overall a pretty good option for a twin monitor setup. £50 is about right in terms of price.

I wasn’t sure about a dual monitor bracket but really pleased. I used a 10mm bit for the plugs supplies and a 10mm sockets for the screws (brick wall). Brackets go up down side to side tilt back etc and tensioner work fine. I mounted a 27” and 18” which I may swap for another 27”. Less hassle than 2 brackets.

Installed for 2 x 27" computer monitors, they are very sturdy and support the weight well. They are easy to adjust and I can freely move the monitors with little effort. Definitely worth it to get some more desk space back without having the monitor stands there.

I bought this as I thought it would be neater than my monitors on stands and although it is neat. To get the 27" monitors level and touch together they end up way too close to your face. To get to a comfortable viewing distance you are too far away from the desk. For a comfortable view the monitors are spread apart which isn't what I was wanting

Good product for mounting about a collapsible desk. Easy to install but overpriced for what it is, when you consider desk mounted 2 arms from the same vendor sell for 1/3rd of the price

Despite one of the answers to someone's question saying it is possible to have two 27" monitors on top of one another.I am using two 24" monitors and there is not enough clearance to have one screen on top of the other.

This product comes in a sturdy cardboard box with a lid, and which holds all the parts well.This is a standard gas-spring dual monitor arm, which can support two monitors up to 27 inches and total weight of 8kgs. It is wall-mounted, with standard VESA 75 and 100mm plates.The assembly should be painless for anyone who can operate a screwdriver. Make sure you follow the instructions carefully, particularly when attaching the monitors.The cable management is great, you can set it up so everything looks a lot less messy.In terms of the ability to position and swivel this is a very good set of arms for the money. They are not as good as something from say Kensington, but then they cost only a fraction of the price.The build quality is good with no dodgy machining or finishing, good tolerances used throughout. If installed correctly the wallmount is very strong and is not going to fail even if you go slightly over the weight limit.This is a decent mount for the £50 cost, and I wouldn’t buy a cheaper mount than this, as you get what you pay for with these things.