VIVO Triple LCD Monitor Desk Stand, Desktop Mount, Stacked Vertical 3 Screens up to 27 inches STAND-V003V

Before I purchased this I asked a question about whether or not it would be suitable for mounting two 34" monitors weighing 17 lbs. The answer was, "No, it was designed for 27" monitors." This is a stupid answer from someone who has no knowledge of their product. I really wanted to know if there were restrictions on the vertical locations of the supports that would prevent me from placing two monitors close together, one above the other. The weight is not an issue since it is rated for monitors weighing up to 22 lbs.The answer is that the mounting supports can be placed at any position on the pole. This lets me set the height and angle if each monitor exactly where I want it.My first vertical mount was a dual unit with articulating arms, rated for two 32" monitors up to 17.6. The 34" monitors were clearly oversized, but I could mount them with one as low as an arm would go and one as high as it would go, and get them touching each other. (My monitors are LG with a control joystick button at the bottom. I mounted the top one upside down so the could be as close together as possible. This arrangement was not very stable, and the upper arm sagged a bit from the strain. Just before I replaced it I resorted to Gorilla tape on the back to keep them aligned. Even so it was hard to get a good angle for both.With this unit I am able to adjust them both perfectly. The mount is very rigid. The only issue is that if one monitor is angled up the other needs to be angled down by the same amount. There is no in-out adjustment. However, the height is completely adjustable. I was able to find a height and angle that work perfectly for me. It was a little tricky because the vertical height is a clamp and the angle is set on a spherical mount that is locked by a setscrew. But once it is adjusted it stays put. I like that I can remove a monitor without affecting the adjustment, although I don't foresee that happening.Since the mount has no in-out adjustment you have to decide if having the monitors toward the back of the desk is OK. I prefer mine about 15" back. I drilled a hole for the 10 mm bolt (slightly larger than 3/8" if you're not calibrated in metric) 19 " back from the front. I centered it on what's left of the knee hole with the big work station computer taking away 10". The bottom monitor is 4" above the desk and it's top is tilted slightly back. The top one is tilted slightly forward. The junction between them is about eye level. This is significantly better than my previous arrangement.You may have different preferences. The only inflexibility is there is no in-out adjustment. You could get some adjustment by spacing the Vesa mounting plate off one monitor. They provide 1/2" spacers. You can buy other length nylon spacers at your local hardware store in the specialty fastener section.My desk cost $25 at a used office furniture store so I had no qualms about drilling a hole in it.The vendor could be missing out on some sales because of their ignorance of their product. I will repeat, this stand is perfect for two larger monitors (mine are 34"). The main limitation is weight. Mine weigh 17 lbs, and the rating is 22 lbs.

I really like this mount. I have two monitors and I wanted to get them off my desk to get more real estate. I thought about a side by side, but I really wanted my main 27in front and center with a smaller 23 incher as a secondary. I don't think the dual monitor rig would work well.While the description is for a three monitor set-up, I'm glad I got it for only two monitors. I have about 8 inches of free post left after I aligned my primary monitor to eye level and added the secondary on top. I could probably use the entire post with three monitors, but then none of them would be properly aligned with my eye line.This stand is well built and the construction is dead simple. Clamp the post to the desk (I added a bit of 1in wood to protect my desk and distribute the load a bit better) and add the monitors. The stand comes with tools including an allen wrench and a box end as well as bolts, washers, wired guides, and two extra covers for the clamps in case you lose them which is a really nice touch.The installation directions have you attaching the clamps to the post, then attaching the monitors to the clamps. That seemed overly difficult trying to hold the monitor in the air and attach the bolts. Instead, I attached the clamps to the monitors first, loosened the post clamp, and slid the entire unit over the post, then I could hold it in place and tighten it up.In use (and this has nothing to do with the unit) stacking the monitors may not workout quite like I thought it would for a workstation. The secondary monitor is rather high and I have to look up to see it. For a quick glance, that's fine, but if I have to look at it for too long, it gets to be quite uncomfortable.

This cannot be beat for the price. I am very tall (6'5") so I have a 34" ultrawide and a 24" monitor on this with some room to spare up top. It is so nice to have an ergonomic height monitor for once! If you are normal height you could easily fit 3 monitors on this no problem. Stand is easy to assemble, very sturdy, and attractive and unobtrusive. One of the pieces came scratched but the company sent a new one out the same day I contacted them and it arrived within 3 days of me contacting them which is insanely awesome customer service. Highly, highly recommended.

This product is great for monitors under 25 inches. The quality of the build is extremely good, but heavy. Don't expect this to hold if you have a thin/weak desk.

I bought 4 of these 2 years ago to create a 12x 21" monitor grid on a wide desk and it's worked great! Easy to build and you can use adjust the angle of each monitor then stiffen or lock them in place with the included hex screws. They include plastic cable management clips for routing your cables up the tree but just use Velcro ties instead.

I ordered this product specifically because under key measurements it clearly says (and I took a screen shot as proof) "center post is 1.5" thick" ... which is not true, it is 1.25" thick, or in correct terms, has a 1.25" diameter... Because of this, I can't use mounts on it for my intended purpose.

This is an awesome product! I initially purchased an adjustable monitor stand because I wanted to create a sit/stand station at work. Unfortunately, the product wasn't the right for the type of desk I have. So I decided to purchase this and only mount one monitor and adjust as needed. The set up is really easy and the pole and mount are very sturdy. Adjusting the mount so I can sit or stand is very simple, you just loosen a bolt, adjust the height and tighten the bolt back up. I am very impress with the quality and value of this product and would highly recommend it to others.