VIVO Dual LCD LED 21 to 32 inch Monitor Desk Mount, Heavy Duty, Adjustable Telescoping Arms, Flush Wall Setup, Fits 2 Screens, Black, STAND-V002E

ok I have through a bunch of these and they all do not follow the specification or poor martial or they are just terrible. ITs a PITA because after the setup, wire management and all just to have to take it all apart.This monitor holder I would give 10 stars. Its great it does EXACTLY EXACTLY what the specification said it would.Pros:Super easy setuphas the clamp or you can screw in from the bottom an not use the clampEasy to adjustgood materiallooks really good with my setupCons:Out of the box the arms are set to least resistance, you should tighten them before adding your monitor on to the arm.That is the only con I have.Again 10 stars !!! and finally FINALLLY have a good dual monitor setup that actually works as it should!

Purchased this mount to use for two large monitors, I was afraid it wouldn’t hold them as it is quite a bit of weight. As you can see in the photo (excuse messy desk 🥲) it is holding up very well and I was able to adjust it perfectly to mesh the screens together. Super easy install, great range of motion, very functional, and overall great value for the money, compared to all the extremely high priced monitor mounts available on the market.

This is perfect. If you are looking for a monitor stand that effortlessly aligns two monitors this is it. It is super sturdy and uses two separate mechanisms to prevent the monitors from sliding down the pole. Each monitor can tilt, rotate and move side to side. This is however, not great if you want to be able to bring one monitor closer to you. Unlike the gas spring type both monitors are mounted on to a pole. So, when you pull one closer, the other recedes. Since my monitors are close to the wall, it can only go so far. Further, the horizontal pole limits the sideways tilt of a monitor. If there is no wall behind your desk and you move the monitor out to the end of the pole, that sucker will rotate a whole 90° towards you and side tilt to face you.The cable management is a nice little bonus too. It has clips that hold cables to both the horizontal and vertical poles. As you can see in my photo the cables are practically invisible. Plus the clip for the vertical pole has a little holder for the hex keys for adjusting. Genius!And FYI, my monitors have a recessed mounting plate that other monitor mounts don’t always fit into. These have a nice small footprint that nestles right in. Big plus!

I drilled a hole in my long Ikea Micke desk for the grommet mount, and it works great. Adjustments were easy to make, and it even comes with the proper sized allen wrenches so you dont strip the bolts. The mount feels solid once everything was adjusted. The mount looks very professional and saves so much space that the old monitor stands took up on me desk. If there was something to improve, it would be adding more height adjustment for using two different monitor sizes.

This system is the perfect answer for mounting multiple monitors on a small desk footprint. The design is simple, with no springs or gas tubes, but with all of the adjustability needed. The product is well made, sturdy and is very easy to assemble. Reviewers who complained about alignment or monitor droop just need to complete the available adjustments.

I needed a stand for two 24" monitors and one 15" laptop, and I made this one work on my standing desk. I had initially tried the Viozon OL-10T-B https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Z396MJD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1and there are some important differences. The Viozon uses articulating "arms" to hold the monitors, which could be great if you need the flexibility, but for my configuration (2 monitors side by side, centered, landscape view, with their short edges touching in the center) the "elbows" on these arms then protruded backward too far such that I couldn't push my desk against the wall.Back to this Vivo stand - it's probably about as compact a setup as you can get, and it does a great job holding the monitors side-by-side with their short edges abutting. I was also able to fit a laptop above the monitors using these 2 products https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NBSDN2T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RJZJVHF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I ordered this product open box which it has everything but the instructions (no big deal as they are available with a quick Google search). I did need to get a little creative with a part from the hardware store to get the height I wanted so my graphics tablet could fit underneath (but that seems like a niche issue). I'm pleased with how close I was able to get my screens to the wall. The moving parts are rather stiff to maneuver but I suppose that can be a positive since it seems pretty sturdy. Neither of my monitors are very heavy (approx 11 lbs) despite being 27" and 32" but it's holding them well so far with no sagging or drooping. I had to fight with the level for a minute but in the end was successful both with leveling and getting the monitors flush with eachother.

It is sturdy and easily holds up my two monitors, and I like that I don’t have to deal with hydraulics failing like my last monitor mount. The big issue for me is that I am 6’4”, and if I am sitting in an ergonomically correct position, the pole is not long enough to raise the monitors to an appropriate height. The pole needs to be at least 4 inches longer than it is.