WALI Laptop Mount and Dual Monitor for Max 32" Monitor and 17" Laptop, Adjustable Spring Arm with Tilt, Swivel and Rotation, Dual Monitor and Notebook Stand with VESA 75/100mm(GSDM003LP), Black

I have a smaller desk, and need to be able to use 2 monitors plus my laptop. This has been a great solution. The stand assembles fairly easy (<15 minutes) and is super sturdy once attached to the desk. No fear of scraping desk as attachments are padded. This works really well, and monitors are adjustable left/right and up/down.

Exactly what I needed, Great unit, not super high end cost but does the job and is sturdy.

I have 2 32 inch curved monitors and a 17 inch laptop. I am able to use the full range on both monitors as well as open the lap to when I need to. with the laptop open it does limit your motion of monitors as the laptop may cover the monitors. now that I have a webcam I really never open it except to start it. I also work with a thinkpad 15 in, I am able to fold it 180 and it fits perfect in the laptop tray. I can also use it as a third monitor with no blocking of my main monitors.Sturdy construction and design. I am surprised more of these do not have a laptop tray as it really cleans up your desk top and makes it neat and tidy.The arms help hide the wiring and neatens that up too. the tools store directly to the main arm so never have to worry about losing them. I also have the single arm version for a third monitor and separate computer and all three are on my L shared desk

We bought two. One for myself and one for my husband's desk. This is NOT recommended for a light desk. We both have very sturdy, heavy electric rising desks and this works perfectly for that purpose. We have had them for a week now with no issues. Watch your fingers when cutting the ties on the arms. We ended up mounting the arm to the tray for the laptop upside down to get just a little more clearance from the monitors. It didn't work with the monitors at the right height without having to look up at them, straining our necks. For this reason, maybe the maker would consider a telescoping arm if redesigning. The instructions were a little confusing but manageable. But overall, we love the new setup!

Excellent stand and adjustability. Only think I didn't like was the way the laptop holder is springloaded, so I just sank a screw in it to keep it permanently opened to a centimeter wider than my work laptop. I now have a wonderful setup that includes vertical monitor adjustment instead of those horrible ones that only have arms at the same height. This allows me to position one monitor above the laptop and one monitor vertically to the side of them.

As the title and description said I could accommodate 2 32" monitors and a 17" laptop I did not think using 2 24" monitors and a 17" laptop would be an issue, but as you can see the laptop still blocks about 1" on both sides of the monitors. This would probably be perfect if you have a 15" laptop.The overall build quality is nice. The instructions are decent. The VESA adapters are a bit loose and uneven. The laptop sits crooked and you can only rotate along 2 axix unlike the monitors 3 axis rotation.I will unfortunately be returning this to get a different one that can truly accommodate 2 24" monitors and 17" laptop with the ability to upgrade to larger monitors later.

I wouldn’t buy this again. The spring action that holds the laptop dropped it a few times. I gave up on using that. The monitors are held fine and I use that. Once set up I had to take it all apart to rearrange the set up and heights since I wasn’t using the arm for the laptop. Other models seemed to allow easier movement.

There is one confusing step in the instructions for the two round base pieces that are optional, and it doesn’t explain you can have the base mount configured one of two ways, screw on or where you have a big screw go THROUGH the table. The instructions have no written instructions, only graphics. Otherwise quality seems good, seems sturdy, only complaint is the monitor arms seem to drop on their own I haven’t figured out how or even if I can, adjust the tightness of the monitor arms to make them stay in one spot.