Dual Monitor Mount - Adjustable Gas Spring Dual Monitor Desk Stand Vesa Bracket Fits Two 13 to 27 Inch Screens with C Clamp, Grommet Mounting Base, Each Arm Holds up to 17.6lbs

I bought this stand on sale for $33. At that price, it's an excellent setup. I have two 27" Dell monitors mounted on it and it's a pretty solid unit. The arms are very stable and adjust easily. The connection to my 1.5" thick bamboo desktop is secure.The cable management covers require a screwdriver to remove and reattach, and routing cables through them is difficult if you have multiple thick cables (power cable, two display port cables for daisy chained setups, USB cables for peripherals). It works fine, it's just a little fiddly, which is acceptable at this price.The bottom of my monitors sits about 7.5" above my desk surface at max height. This isn't any higher than the included Dell stands would allow, so if you're tall and want the monitors up high, this isn't the stand for you.The connection between the monitor bracket and the arm is just two pieces of metal slid over one another, which leaves a little play between the bracket and the arm. This requires a little extra effort to get the monitors positioned just right, especially when trying to get the monitor level. If you aren't the type to move the monitors around all the time, or you're not very particular about this, it's not an issue. Again, for this price, these are things that are completely acceptable. If you want precision, you're going to have to pay at least 2x-4x what I paid for this. Overall this is an excellent budget dual arm monitor stand.

Really good! This bracket is easy to install, extremely versatile and strong metal material not flimsy

I am using 1 of the arms for a MacBook Pro 15", the other for a portable 15" monitor.My MacBook Pro weighs 4 lbs and was put on a 3 lb tray (not included with the item).The arm that's holding my MacBook has no lift when the upper arm is set to horizontal (at 10")It just dropped to the lowest range of the arm (at 6") by itself. So if you want your monitor in that range,you are out of luck with this item.I think this item will only work if you have 2 same size/weight monitors and you want the arm at 10" or higher.But for that purpose, there are cheaper brands available.The whole thing is also pretty rigit. It takes some effort to move my screens front-and-back.I have better esperiences with other arms I have at my work.Overall, the design is lacking consistancy. The screws for cable management of upper arm and lower arm are of different sizes. The tension screws don't have any noticable effects with adjustments.

These monitor arms work great. I'm using two 32 inch monitors and they are holding in place without any movement. You have to really twist the adjustable tension bolts to make them stay, but they do. You need to look at the weight that each arm can hold because my monitors are probably about as heavy as it can hold and they are both about 1 pound under what it says it can hold. They are very adjustable in almost any position. The pictures don't really explain that. I love them.

This is a pretty good rig, very easy to install and straightforward. The only thing I could ask is perhaps the cabling harness to be secured on with clips as opposed to a screw, but that's a quibble. Fits two 30", ~16.5lb each Dell U3014 2560x1600 monitors side by side without slouching or shifting significantly. That, in itself, is miraculous given how others at this price point won't even give you that for anything over 14lb.HIGHLY recommended over the ones Amazon suggests, especially at this price point... you can literally buy 5 of these for the price of JUST ONE of the AmazonBasics one... Like really? There's no question that this is the superior choice.

Very easy to attach to desk. Works as advertised. I bought item to get me more desk space. It does just that and puts my monitors at eye level. I'm not slouching as much...bonus!

I had this in the box since January & was going to have my significant other do it because I lose patience halfway thru a project. This morning I was sick of the box mocking me for another day & got to work.It took me maybe an hour- because I read the instructions left, right & sideways, inventoried all the parts to make sure I wasn’t going to be stuck half done & got to work. The hardest part was putting all my cables back together bc they were such a mess to begin with. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to mount the monitors by myself but they were so light & slid right into place/no problem.WORTH IT. The original monitor stands were so bulky & took so much space off my desk. Even better that I can adjust whether standing or sitting at my desk. Now I have my monitor space back. If I can put this together anyone can.

I needed this to teach computer science remotely this semester. I surveyed many other stands, but chose this one because it offered dual mounting options, by drilling or by grommet. I needed the grommet and needed to install in in reverse. It has 360 degree turning and that solidified my choice. Installing the grommet was easy. Adjusting the arms was a bit of a struggle for this 74 year old guy. The tension is really really really strong and took all my might to get it to obey. Even the tension adjustments were difficult for me. However, once I got it to where I wanted it everything panned out. The weight of the monitors brought down the arms to the right height for me.

Great product at a great price

The monitor stand is sturdy and great value for what it offers. The only thing I don't like is the upper section of the cable management cover which was a pain to screw back on with cables in it. Be mindful that if planning to use two 24 inch monitors and you want them side by side (screens touching), you are looking at eating up a lot of desks space. My desk is right against a wall and with the clamp mount, this layout took up 17 inches of desk space from the back of the wall to the front of the monitors. You can play with angled positions to suit, so this is dependent on the layout you prefer.

Tried this for about a week and didn't like how bulky it was, the arms are literally huge compared to other comparable models! If your desk is against a wall, you'll have a hard time placing these.I also found that the range of motions with these arms was a little more limited, I opted for another model, by the same manufacturer, that included height adjustment and couldn't be happier! My monitors aren't heavy (12 or 13lbs) and found this arm could not hold their weight all that well, so can't imagine something 17lbs would fair any better.I'd suggest trying out another mount that is less cumbersome to move, has height adjustment and that isn't as bulky in general.

I'm impressed.30 inch monitor that weights practically nothing and one small monitor mounted sideways beside it.The only part I don't like is the tension on the monitor angle adjustment mount. I had to tighten the bracket until it bent. oh well. if it fails i have zip-ties .

I have HP monitors so had to buy adapters (https://www.amazon.ca/review/review-your-purchases/?asin=B07XJQQP4R&channel=YAcc-wr-thankyou&ref_=ryp_hz_thnk_l_33) to be able to use these with my monitors, but they give me the capability of using dual monitors on small desk space. Worth every penny. I can work from home and maintain the high efficiency set up I have (had? It's been almost a year) at the office.