Mount King® Dual Monitor Stand S2 Pro Series - Premium Military Grade Steel, Heavy Duty Weighted Base Holds 2X LCD Screens up to 24 Inch, Easy Set-Up Includes Cable Management

After looking over a number of stands that would hold multiple monitors I chose the S3 Mount King Triple Monitor stand even though I was only putting two monitors on it. I have a 29” Extended Wide Screen LG that I use as my primary monitor and a second monitor that I turn in Portrait Mode for word documents and wanted something with reach on each side.This stand provided those specifications for me, even though the company only recommends putting no larger than 24” inch screens on them. Since I didn’t plan on using the center mount and after checking the weight of each individual monitor, both were below the 20 lb. max limit and adhered to the manufacture limits.The setup went easy and I had no issues. All the hardware and pieces were packaged in separate sections of plastic which made grabbing the proper item easy and hassle-free.I had researched this specific company and read issues regarding monitor creep and the fix, tightening the bracket retaining bolt/nut with the provided wrench. Unlike some of the issues I saw on other monitors, the snap caps came off my unit quite easily with just my fingers. In fact they were initially off and I was able to put the covers back on securely with no issues or strain.I have both monitors on my glass-top desk and it sits nicely in the corner. The base is heavily weighted to provide a good solid base. I would have liked to seen a wider spread on the two arms but even still I have no issues of it tipping over to one side or another as is. So just a personal preference, not a manufacturing issue.The only change I would really like to see is the way the mount connects to the standing tube. Currently it uses two screws that are well sized and provides good clamping but they have to be screwed into the standing tube itself through the numerous holes provided. Instead I would like to see a clamp type mechanism that has one bolt to loosen the clamp allowing the mount to be raised or lowered easily without having to remove two screws which makes securing it a bit of a hassle. I used a screwdriver to hold the mount as I put in one screw then after removing the screwdriver, I was able to put in the second screw and tighten everything down.I do like that it has a cut-out for the cables to run through the standing tube and each arm has its own cable guide clamp to keep things neat and tidy.All in all I am quite happy with this product. It performed as expected and works very well. After tightening the two nuts on the back of the individual monitor mounts it is quite steady and I have no issues of my monitors drooping downward.

This is a great stand. I am very pleased with its strength and versatility. I found four issues with the stand:(1) The base was larger than I expected (allow for about 12-1/2" width at the front and 13-1/2" depth; narrows at the back of the mount), so if you are using the base, you should make sure that you have the desk space. The size and weight of the base is necessary to make it stable ( and stable it is). It is not at all too heavy for the small, tempered glass desk on which is have it placed. The mount also includes hardware and instructions to attach the mount to the desk in place of the provided base, but this requires drilling a large home in the desk and I have a tempered-glass desk.(2) The monitors did indeed sag when I attached them. And I was unable to pry off the circular covers to tighten the fasteners beneath. This is because the circular covers are not removable. The larger plastic covers of which the circular covers are a molded part ARE easily removable.(3) The provided box wrench was not quite large enough to fit over the fasteners, so I had to use my own wrench. This is a very small issue, and barely worthy of complaint, since a standard wrench will work just fine. (The provided Allen wrench fit very well and was shaped right to provide torque without hitting the stand components while tightening the bolts.)(4) The lower portion of the VESA mount slightly covered the HDMI port on my monitor, enough that with the lower 2 screws installed, I couldn't make the connection. Removal of the lower 2 screws of the VESA mount was enough to make the connection without any effort, and the mount is so sturdy that this caused no performance issues with the use of the mount with those monitors at all. (This could be seen a defect with the monitor design as much as the stand.)Pros: Strong, well-deigned, versatileCons: Heavy, large base, wrong-size box wrenchThe issues that I noted are not enough to reduce my rating of the stand. (The weight and size of the base is more of a strength than a weakness.) I plan to buy this monitor again for another workstation. Note that I am using the mount with both monitors in the landscape position.

I really like this mount, I had purchased another mount, but found the base to be quite thin and lightweight, if I tried to adjust one of the monitors, it felt like it would tip over. Also the monitors would not line up properly. So I looked online and found this mount, because of the thicker base and solid arm mounting bracket I decided to purchase it. Nice sturdy base with some weight which makes the monitors feel like they are not going to tip forward if I adjust one up or down. My monitors line up side by side without the off by a 1/4" alignment I had before. The only downside is I run 3 24" wide screen monitors (Max size I think for this mount) which limits the angle my 2 outer monitors can be set at. The angle they are at is pretty good though.Good solid monitor mount, great price. Nice cable management. The monitor height adjustment is done with 2 screws on the main bracket giving you some pretty good range of adjustments.