ARES WING Dual Monitor Arm Desk Mount for 17-49 Inch Ultrawide Monitors, Heavy Duty Dual Monitor Mount Holds 44 lbs, Full Motion Gas Spring Vertical Stacked Monitor Mount, 75/100 VESA Mount, White

I love this ARES WING Dual Monitor Arm! Setting up two monitors was super easy, and the instructions made everything straightforward. I have two 34” curved monitors mounted, and the arms feel really sturdy—no wobbling at all.Adjusting the height, tilt, and rotation is smooth thanks to the gas spring, and it’s easy to get the perfect angle for work or gaming. The built-in cable management is a nice touch too; my desk looks so much cleaner now.Overall, this mount has made my dual monitor setup way more comfortable and organized. It’s strong, flexible, and looks good on my desk. Definitely worth it if you want a solid, easy-to-use dual monitor mount.

Absolutely blown away by this monitor arm! I'm using it with a 49-inch MSI Ultrawide monitor, and it's mounted on a Secretlab Magnus Pro XL desk. It holds the massive display with no issues, and the gas spring is easy to adjust. This thing is super sturdy and feels incredibly secure. I love how minimalist and clean it looks, which fits the aesthetic of my setup perfectly. I was considering much more expensive monitor arms, but I'm so glad I went with this one. It simply works great, and there's no need to spend a fortune when this fantastic product exists!

The media could not be loaded. I have one other monitor mount with a different design that does not allow for height adjustment anywhere close to this level. The pneumatic arm has become loose over time, down at the base where it attaches to the mount, making it virtually unusable for anything above 8 inches from the desk.I found this far superior design and ordered it to use with a 34 inch wide screen monitor and it performs even better than I expected. The design is as good if not better than any other monitor amount I have seen of this style or several other styles, and I highly recommend this product to anyone with a monitor within the quoted weight range.I will actually be ordering another one of these to mount my other monitor so I can have my main monitor at the height. I prefer in my slightly smaller and secondary monitor mounted above that.Right now, the other monitor arm mount that I purchased is forcing me to run my primary monitor above my secondary monitor.It’s actually not a problem with this due to the amazing adjustability of this product and the fact that I can easily tilt my upper monitor downward and set that angle by tightening a screw on the “swivel.”I will include a couple pictures to show exactly what I just described which I hope help people make their decision on whether or not this product is correct for them. Hope this helps!***EDIT***I was sent an email with a question about how well the pneumatic arm and tilt function works and holds the monitor where you want it to be. This monitor mount is the ONLY mount I have found that will hold a VERY heavy monitor, (within the specs of whatever is listed,) to actually hold that weight in place precisely where you want it, but also be able to adjust without a massive headache. There are a couple of different set-screws which adjust the tension on the swivel mount, and also the height mount, which allow for you to make it easier to adjust, or for a lighter monitor. I set the screws fairly tight, so my monitor holds in place precisely where I want it to be since it is a 34 widescreen model, and a little north of the halfway mark for the weight limits. I don't remember the pound limit off the top of my head, but when ordering this product I remember that what I have was a little north of halfway. I think my monitor is something like 20 pounds or so. This mount will clearly hold something twice that heavy, with ease. I truly cant recommend this product enough and will be buying another one fairly soon for a third monitor I am purchasing.Hope this helps the man who asked the question, since I cant find the email to respond to his question anymore.Cheers!

Somewhat easy to put together. Only saying that because to be able to move the mount once you set it up, you will have to take it completely apart due the adjust screw is inside the pole that holds monitors. Other than having to undo everything 3 times until I got everything as centered as I could before getting tired of lifting a 49in monitor on and off and lining it to the clips. But once setup it’s a amazing mount and looks great with a very good range of movement.

This arm mount holds my SAMSUNG 49in UW Odyssey monitor with ease. It’s super strong and functions great. Set up is a little bit of a process but it’s straight forward. It adjusts up and down easily and rotates nicely. It saves desk space and is nice to raise the monitor if you want to stand.

If you want to pay for an expensive mount just to have an installation nightmare... be my guest. I somehow ended up getting it to work in the end, but only because I improvised. I could tell that the item I got was not new and in fact returned due to the arm that positions your monitor's tightening screw being stripped. I've never run into this with an allen wrench install before. It's because the one they provide is rounded and too loose a fit. If you want the install to work, use your own. The instructions actually have a warning that tell you not to tighten it too tight, with no mention of what the consequences are. Let me tell you those consequences... you will BREAK IT. Both of the arms have hydraulics in them... so if you break this part (which at this point you probably have a REALLY high chance of getting one that's already broken since Amazon states this is a frequently returned item), you will be left with a mount that can not be adjusted vertically, and it will just stay propped towards the highest position. I spent an ungodly amount of time inadvertently working out my arms just because I had to push the hydraulics down to allen wrench a screw that was doing absolutely nothing no matter which way I turned it.The way I worked around it was by putting the broken one on top, since the top position doesn't really need to move lower. The hydraulics were a good idea, but the implementation of the tightening and the extremely cheap tools provided for installation made what should have been a super easy install into a nightmare. If you got to the same steps I did and decided to return this, it would have been way worse because you would have had everything pretty much done just to take it apart... and if you took your monitors down already and prepped the mounts... it would just be a big waste of time and energy. So that's why I kept it, to maintain my sanity. But save yourself the trouble and buy just about any other mount because they are rarely this bad.