VIVOSTAND-V002F Dual LED LCD Monitor Free-Standing Desk Stand for 2 Screens up to 27 Inch Heavy-Duty Fully Adjustable Arms with Max VESA 100x100mm

Make sure you bend the arms in the middle joint to bring the screens closer to the vertical pole or it will fall on its face. How the picture of the product shows the arms. Took my wife reading the directions for me to get this :)

So far, so great! Originally purchased a package deal with two monitors and a stand (from another company/not Amazon), but the stand was a nightmare to set up and the base took up too much room on the desk (no arm room left for keyboard/mouse comfortably), so I had to find an alternative. This fit the bill as I’d be able to angle the base of the stand in the corner of the desk. Along with this stand, I purchased two 24” LG monitors - both of which arrived today. Super easy and quick to set up, and it holds the monitors very well. It’s easy to maneuver to position the monitors exactly to my liking. Will update review if anything comes up, but so far I’d definitely recommend this stand!

Item arrived packed well. Base is a decent weight, but required me to have a helper hold the stand while installing both monitors. Stand balances well with both installed and feels sturdy. The adjustments are a bit wonky and had to make a few minor fixes to one of the mounts as it wouldn't sit flush against the monitor (both monitors are exact). Using a small washer behind the screws did the trick. Couldn't beat it for the price and it is in an area that won't see a lot of movement so I feel confident it will last for my needs. If you are using this in an area where it may be bumped or get a lot of vibration, you may want to step up to a higher quality stand? Knocked a star off as it has room for improvement in quality.

I purchased a few of these to mount multiple monitors to a floor mounted pole for my computer support business and discarded the base and pole and purchased a pole and mounted to 4x4's on the floor for a 32" x 4 monitor configuration.

Super heavy duty - I was impressed with the stability. I like how easily you can adjust the arms too.

Assembly was not too difficult. there are a few different pieces but most if not all of the tools were provided. There are small hex cap nuts that lock the monitor brackets in place that I tightened using a nut driver but other than that everything is accessible. Honestly, there was no need to tighten these down I am just used to working in offices where people try swapping out monitors when you are on vacation and if it is slightly difficult to remove then they will leave it alone but that is not part of this review. I installed this mount using 23 inch monitors and it worked very well until I found a good deal on some high quality 27 inch monitors. I was worried about the size and weight but neither was an issue. In fact I neglected writing this review for 6 years before I was looking to replace it with a fixed base stand. Frankly when I received the replacement stand I felt I would rather use the stand I have been using for the past 6 years as it is slightly better. I will research a way to make the mount a permanent fixture to the table since that is what I am going for now but there is no rush as the current stand is working fine. The reason for making the mount permanent needs to be pointed out that with the monitors extended forward past the base the base wants to tip forward. But this is only if you move it to an extreme position that it is a risk of tipping. But like I said I have been happily, blissfully ignorant of any issues with this stand for the past 6 years. If I can't figure a good way to make this a permanent mount then I guess I will have to change it out. Still thinking of using most of the parts that are transferable. I regret not finding the same brand when I bought the fixed mount.

Great stand. Very affordable.

Product was packaged really good, assemble was easy, but it got spicy when I realize the attachments at the end if each arm was position upward and it was quite challenging to hold down and tighten the screen because of the springs(see picture). Ultimately, I had to use the bracket that mounts to the monitor as leverage to pull the mounting attachments down and then tighten screw. The instructions could have better explain how to assemble and position