HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand - Full Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount Swivel Vesa Bracket with C Clamp, Grommet Mounting Base for 13 to 32 Inch Computer Screens - Each Arm Holds 4.4 to 19.8lbs - White

This is a really nice, high quality product. Unfortunately, I’m returning mine. It does have some natural flexibility limitations and cannot defy physics.I have a relatively small desk in a smallish space, where the desk is up against a wall. The desk is not symmetrical (one end is a file cabinet, the other a leg), and I have 2 computers (a single monitor and a dual monitor).As probably expected, this was for the dual monitor computer. Because of the asymmetry of the desk, the asymmetry of the monitor placement, and its required proximity to the wall, I could not mount it where the reach of the arms allowed the alignment of the monitors because one arm needed to swing out over the desk, which was fine, but the other arm needed to be turned the same direction while keeping the monitor really close to the wall, which meant part of the arm would need to hang over the back edge of the desk. Since the desk had to be up against the wall so close, I didn’t have room for that. I couldn’t get the monitors to align at the same height, have the vertical edges close to maintain the continuity of the desktop, and have them align with the third monitor to provide a smooth “curve” of the 3 monitors across the desk. I really like the mount though, and will evaluate if I can use 2 of their single monitor mounts instead.It was easy to put together, not overpriced (IMO), it looks slick, and it’s very sturdy. If not for the limitations of my desk design and office space, it would have been a very nice addition.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Love this stand! We often need to work on the road and to work effectively we need to have a good office setup in our camper. It is a pain in the neck to set up the office with each move of the camper. This dual monitor mound allows us to leave the monitors attached and simply laying down on the desk as we travel. We do add padding but so far so good. They were really easy to install by drilling one home (the clamps are extremely sturdy but our desk has a lip that wouldn’t let the clamps work. It came with a screw and metal plate with was equally easy to install. Ease of use:Simple to installHeight:Perfect height and also adjustable as me and my husband need different heights. These are easy to adjust too. (Instructions are pretty clear). Mount quality:Heavy duty! Very satisfied.

This dual monitor stand completely transformed my desk setup I’m using it with two 27 inch screens and it holds them securely with no sagging or wobbling The build quality feels solid and durable and I like that each arm can support up to nearly 20 lbs It’s definitely sturdy enough for heavier monitorsInstallation was pretty straightforward I went with the C clamp method and it feels very stable on my desk but it also comes with a grommet option if your setup calls for it What I really appreciate is the full adjustability height tilt swivel and rotation are all smooth and easy to adjust It makes it simple to find the perfect angle for each screenAnother big plus is the space it frees up on my desk With the monitors mounted up I now have so much more room to work with underneath The integrated cable management clips are a nice touch too and help keep everything neat and organized.

I'm pretty impressed with this dual monitor arm, and see why it's (currently) amazons "recommended". Installation is straightforward and when doing the C-clamp style mounting, the instructions are completely unnecessary. The arms are very sturdy, and can be locked into position once the desired location is set. It holds my Acer 32" monitor without breaking a sweat (though it's a very light screen, to be fair. Lighter than alot of 27" ones i've owned) though it struggles a bit with my featherlight 15" second screen. This isn't a downside to the stand, as it explicitly gives a weight rating it needs to work with, and the small screen i use is FAR below the minimum weight. Becuase of this, with the arm tension loosened all the way, I'm just BARELY able to mount that screen as low as possible. If i give it any upwards force, or try to raise it even a centimeter, the springs will launch the arm (and monitor) all the way up, which jars the entire desk. So, just something to be aware of. Again, this is MY problem, not the fault of the stand, as i'm not using it in it's intended fashion. I only really have 2 complaints, and theyre things ive noticed on the 3 seperate sets of these i've bought over the last 6 months....the tension bolts are INCREDIBLY tight and can be very difficult to adjust for someone who might not have the most wrist/grip strength. And finally, they include 2 sizes of screws. The longer ones are M4x30 screws, to be used in conjunction with some rubber/plastic spacers for curved monitors. So far, on every monitor I have paired with these (with the exception of one Dell 27" with a dummy thicc plastic back shroud) the M4x30 screws have bottomed out on EVERY other monitor, far before they were actually tight, resulting in a loose, wobbly screen. So, maybe plan on making a potential run to the hardware store for some M4x25's to use instead. Those two reasons are why I deducted a star. Aside from that, these are exactly what I needed and I have zero additional complaints. I would highly recommend, and, as I've already bought multiple of these, I think thats a testimony in itself.