Full Motion Dual LCD Monitor Mount - Gas Spring Desk Stand for Screens up to 27"

When Covid-19 hit ... I wondered how I would work without my dual screen monitors at work. I decided to buy a docking station for my laptop and two 21 inch monitors (thank goodness ... I was going to go higher and get 24 or 27 until I saw the size at a store, which would have been way too big for sitting 2 feet away!) I was surprised to see that this was relatively inexpensive because the reviews (and construction) based on my research online seemed to match or even exceed a few of the higher priced dual monitor stands.The box arrived much smaller than I was expecting, which meant I knew that assembly would be required. The instruction manual reads like a puzzle ... if you thought Ikea was difficult ... wait until you try this. All of the pieces are numbered but their function isn't described and the pictures are drawn a little iffy. For the most part, it was easy until I started to thread the wires into the arms. Also, the manual lists an edge of desk, back of desk and mounted setup without very clear delineations making it difficult to see which steps went with which setup. I do love that the stand allows you to thread the monitor power and connection cables through the arms making things look a lot neater and given that the stand will raise your monitors 12 inches or so above the desk, you want it to look as clean as possible under there.Once I put it together (30 minutes) I was horrified to see that the back of my desk had a problem in that the edge of the desk only offered about 1 1/2 inches to clamp this on. At first, it didn't look like it was going to work, but thankfully, there are two screw down areas in the back, so I could keep it a little sideways and screw one all the way and the other halfway and the monitors seem secure. I will say that if your desk has a back piece on the bottom or has no opening, this might not work for you. I am so happy I was able to rig it to fit because until you assemble it, it's hard to tell.The height of the monitors is great and allows me to put my docking station on my desk and makes it easy to dock and undock my laptop. It also raises the monitors up enough where my mouse can do under the monitor clearing more space. The arms move independently so it's nice to be able to slide and turn the monitors in case someone comes in and I need to show them my screen. They have a slight little gap in between the two monitors which I can never seem to fix enough to get them to stay flush but it still looks pretty neat and there is only a little uneveness ... something that would bother only the most OCD of people.This thing looks super cool setup. It makes an ordinary desk look professional. For the price, it is amazing. If I walked into an office and saw this setup, I would think it cost much more than it actually does. It makes things so much more convenient with spreadsheets and working. I'd imagine that gaming would also be more fun, although I don't really game at all. If you are looking for a dual monitor stand which allows you to position the monitors and move them at different angles, this is one which you should consider. I don't have basis to compare the other ones to this, but this is exactly what I was hoping for.

Pros: easy to assemble, gives a great range of motion for the price, easy to adjust, and good built in cable management. Multiple attachment options.Con: you get what you pay for.I have a 27inch and 24inch monitor mounted. This was easy to put together. And it just works. I haven’t had time to figure out how to use the internal usb cables mount(not included) yet or if any plain extension will work but it is on the list of to-do’s. I used the clamp mount options for now until I figure out where I want this on my desk. Kit came with a way(drilling required) to directly mount to the desktop itself.I have seen and used better mounts but I bought this for my home and my employer wasn’t paying for it so... I went with this. Best $50 I’ve spent recently.Recommendation: when running cables through the arms, leave some slack at joints.

Had a bit of difficulty setting it up because of how my desk is designed. Beyond that the mount is holding up great and looks great. Gives me a whole lot more space on my desk now that my monitor stands are out of the way

the unit was strong and durable the only problem for my son was the range of movement required 2 much cleaRANCE FROM THE WALL.

Easy to assemble and frees up some space on my desk; I like how the monitors 'float' above the desk.I'm glad I got this.

Unpacked it and found a very high quality unit. I didn't even have to adjust the tension. I previously had my dual monitors mounted to a wall, next to each other, with the Amazon mounts (also excellent). I now have a corner desk and these mounted just fine to my desk.The comments about needing a 1.5" thick surface weren't correct. You only need to adjust the mounting bracket. It's obvious when you see it, so I won't belabor you with the details.Been up for 2 months now and working fantastic.

Sturdy, firm, solid and easy to assemble,

Love how it is adjustable in almost any way. It works perfect for my double monitor setup and I have no bad things to say about it thus far.