VIVODual Ultra Wide 13 to 38 inch Computer Monitor Mount, Fully Adjustable VESA Stand for 2 Wide Screens, STAND-V038M

This is a great low cost solution for 2 large monitors. If your desk is facing the public, as mine does, the mount looks like an alien appendage. From my vantage point, it's great, but just be aware that it's not the most attractive piece of hardware.

I put two 32" monitors on this mount and found that the arms do drift a little from the weight. The mount is easily assembled and installed with very sturdy mounting. The range of motion it gives you is fantastic.

The monitor stands took a while to install, mainly because I was very cautious. The quality of the arms is great for the price, it is everything I expected. I chose an ultrawide stand because I didn’t want my monitors to be right next to eachother and this stand did just that. The mobility of the arms is extremely wide and can stretch very far. I have them as close as possible and it is still a 6-8 inch gap between the monitors which is exaclty what I wanted. If you are on the fence about the quality of this product, dont be. It’s everything you need in a monitor stand. One downside is you can’t rotate the monitor to be vertical instead of horizontal. I was aware of this and didn’t want that as I have no need for it.

I bought this and I didnt check I just took it for gtranted that I had VESA on my new 32" Samsung Monitors.WRONG! they had thesilly desktop stand and no way to attach a VESA bracket.I search on You Tube and theres a Fellow who used Gorilla Glue and Glued the VESA mount to the back of the Monitor, what a Stellar Idea!!! KUDOS! so I followed wht he did and mounted the monitors to this stand.The stand id fairly solid. My Monitors are not that heavy 13 Lbs each However when the arms are fully extended they sag Horribly.Also Bear in Mind these come from CCP. Made by Prisoners in concentration camps. They take out their frustration by overtightening the screws. Im No weakling but I had to get out my Craftsman Tools to work on this. Some what disappointed in this product.

This mount was easy enough to put together, my only issue with it is one arm swings forward. Both arms have the exact same monitor attached, however one arm stays stable while the other does not. I could not figure out a way to tighten the arms. However I ended up correcting this by placing a command hook on the wall behind the monitor, and hooking it to the arm so it would hold it in place.

My 2nd VIVO arm for the office. Works well for both LG 34" Ultrawides in the setup. The one challenge yet to solve is what causes random looseness on one side, where a monitor will swing in. Perhaps a balance ratio? Either way, these are what I needed!

Before assembling make sure you know which mounting process suits your desk best. It clamps or fits through a pre-drilled hole. Also measure the clearance needed for screens to mount and not touch your desk, before mounting the screens. It has a great range of motion for tilting and swiveling, but you do need some room behind your desk for the arms to move for both screens. You will need plenty of room for assembly. The instructions are very straight forward and easy to follow.

Bought this for my 34" gigabyte ultrawide monitor. Works good for the price. Screen can easily move. I only needed one monitor arm and I was able to take the other one off.

I used the product to mount two 34" widescreen monitors. It works well.

After trying several brands for mounts for my 32” monitors this finally did the trick.

I have two 28" monitors on this dual monitor stand, both monitors are well under the size and weight limit. Unfortunately the arms simply don't hold the monitors in place, and they sag forward no matter how many adjustments you make to the arms. I think I'll have to strap the arms to the wall or something as they're constantly sagging forward.

it just works, sturdy, range is pretty solid, actually prefer this to hydraulic mounts because its so sturdy. Cable management is also good if you also invest in some zip ties

Arms are not stable, and the center panel that holds the arms does not sit tightly with the pole. It keeps sliding down and crashes my monitors onto the table.