HUANUODual Monitor Mount for 2 Monitors up to 30 inches, Heavy Duty Dual Monitor Stand Holds up to 22 lbs, Dual Monitor Arm with Height Adjustable Tilt Swive Rotate, VESA Hole 75mm or 100mm

Easy assembly! Looks great and works great! I work from home and needed more space on my desk and this works perfectly! I’m very surprised at the quality for the price! Very stable not moving unless move it. Easy to move. And the perfect size. It’s not too big.

So far so good! The stand was it very easy to put together especially since I have a very old desk with a very small bevel in the back. Why do I say that, Because the previous set up (see before pics) was two older monitors side-by-side on their perspective stands. I’ve always used a work issued computer with a docking station. In the previous house that we lived in this desk was placed in the center of the room and I did not want the cables dangling behind the desk so everybody could see a crap ton of cables dangling. So I drilled a hole approximately 5 inches in from the rear of the desk, and placed a 2 inch desk hole grommet.now that we’ve moved into a new home, re arranged some furniture around and placed the back side of the desk to the wall, I don’t care if cables hang down. The desk is against the wall so no one sees them.So, I used that pre drill hole to use the vise clamp that is provided in the stand and it works great!!! In fact I feel this is way more sturdier than clamping on a 2 inch piece of wood on the back edge of the desk. The way that I have it is firmly secure and does not move at all. Now, in the furtive, I may tinker around and think about adding another hole and grommet just in front of the stand to his those cables but for now, it works.I also purchased two brand new Ben Q 24 inch edgeless monitors for $119 each. Again you can see the before and after pics, the two 22 inch monitors with 1 inch bezels on stands, then the new 24 inch Ben Q monitors on the single stand. Beautiful!! Worth the money for the whole thing!!

This monitor stand was definitely difficult to put together. Luckily, the directions were pretty straight-forward and I had this monitor stand built within a half-hour. There were many things I noticed while building the stand, and I'll list them in a pro/con format, so you can decide if the stand is worth buying.Pros:-The stand is made of sturdy metal and it gives off the appearance of being high quality.-It seems strong enough to hold some larger monitors, such as my 27 inch monitor... provided you crank down the screws very tightly.-You can adjust the height of the monitors with one simple screw- allowing you to easily move them.Cons:-The monitor arms are not very adjustable. I had to play with the stand for a good half-hour just to get both monitors where I wanted them.-The screws on this thing need to be tightened by Thor himself, otherwise you may find a monitor slightly starting to tilt or sag over time.-As far as I can tell, one monitor cannot be raised higher than the other because they're connected to the same one screw on the stand. You can only make minor adjustments to try to get them at the same height.My final thoughts are as follows... This is a good monitor stand. I haven't had any issues with it thus far, as I've tightened every screw as hard as possible. Is it the best stand out there? No. But for this price, I honestly think this is a great monitor stand and I'd buy it again if I ever needed another.

I did a lot of research to choose a dual monitor mount. I was skeptical of this mount due to some of the reviews and because it is nearly 1/3 the cost of the Amazon Basics dual monitor mount. I decided to give this a try and it is working great for me. I mounted two 27" Samsung monitors (8.58 & 7.93 lbs) and I used the grommet mount on an IKEA Galant desk. It is a solid mount, the mount pole does not move as other reviews indicate. I don't see how it could damage my desk because it has rubber feet under the mount pole. I will say that the mount base is only about 1/4 inch larger than the grommet hole in my desk. That concerned me a little, but after I ensured the pole was tight and exactly centered I no longer worry about it. During assembly I couldn't get the arm to hold my 7.93 lb monitor up, it kept drooping down to the desk. But then I read the instructions again and found the adjustment for tension on the gas spring. Now it works fine and stays where I put it. Several reviews mention wobbling when shaking the desk... Yes, that happens with this mount, but think about what is happening. You are suspending 16 lbs (in my case) up on a pole that increases the leverage on said pole. If you shake it, it will wobble. But who sits at their desk and shakes it while working? Anyway, I have shaken my desk harder than a casual bump with my chair arm and yes they wobble. But we are talking about +- 1/4 of an inch. That is fine for me.

The media could not be loaded. I've had mine for about a year now, and I wanted to share review. It's proven to be really durable over time and still works great. The setup was super easy, which made the whole process smooth from the start Definitely a solid choice!

Good price and it works well.Supports Vesa 100x100 and 75x75.I used it on my LG 27GL850/LG 24M47VQ-P and had no issues mounting it.Had some nice extras for cable managing.Seems to work well with only 1 monitor but you will have to manage blending in that second arm.To prevent any desk scratches/dents etc you may want to use a thin foam sheet on the bottom half as the top half has a small foam adhesive applied sheet. I have a thin desk myself and had no tilt with the padding on the bottom. Will more than likely need you to tighten the bolts to your swivel/movement of you liking. The instruction do lack some detail but make sure your using the correct bolts/screws/washers and you shouldn't have any issues installing the mount. I also recommend you tighten the base holding clamp as much as possible.