Duronic Monitor Stand Dual DM35V2X1, Double Monitors Arm, Vertical Monitor Mount for Two 13-27” PC Screens, Adjustable Vertical Desk Mounts with VESA 75 100 Home Office Work Monitors Riser

The pictures given by the seller don't do this item justice. It's much more durable than it appear in the first images. I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy this stand is, and blown away by what you get for the price. Looks good, is adjustable in practically every way you could imagine, easy to put together and doesn't wobble at all.There weren't any dinks, scratches or scuffs. All the pieces went together easily. I didn't find any loose joints, as other buyers have noticed. Screens are level (and yes, I did get a spirit level out) - although mine are centred, so I can't comment on what effect off-centre positioning has. Once mounted the middle monitor is about 20cm from the back of the desk (you can reduce this by about 8cm or so by mounting it with the bracket at an angle).Pros:- Sturdy- Good Looking- Cheap- Comes with all screws needed, including different sizes, and enough of each to mount three of one type.- Easy to assemble- Has full range of adjustments.Cons:- Can be difficult to get all of the adjustments to match each other on each side. But what else should you expect when it's designed to be flexible? Each joint can be locked in place by tightening the screws once they're in place, anyway.Got any questions? I'll gladly answer, as I'm very impressed with this stand.

I got this to try out the vertical stack setup on my two 24 inch BenQ monitors and have to say after some headaches in getting it positioned correctly on my desk because I didn't know where I wanted the main support pole to be screwed into I have it as good as I can and am thoroughly impressed with it. It looks to be one of the cheaper arms for this kind of setup but is well made and easy to put together, and handles the monitors better and with less shakes if the desk is knocked than the stock stands.I find it more comfortable too to have it in this kind of setup, having them vertically strains the neck and eyes less so long as the bezel is in a comfortable place and you angle the top monitor down to you though I wish it had just a little bit more movement on the up and down angles so it can be a bit more focused on sitting position but that is partly because my chair is not setup high enough.Highly recommended, I love this and it is very sturdy and strong. The only things I would complain about is the cable routing fell off and is a pain to get back on and the adjustment could be just a little better. It gives a very professional and clean look and having monitors in a vertical stack is comfortable and allows for me to display my computer on my limited desk space which I love.

I have two 34" ultrawide monitors attached to this monitor mount, both these monitors have the same height as 27" monitors, also both my monitors are close to the upper weight limit meaning my setup is basically as close to the maximum suggested monitor size and weight as the manufacturer says. With that in mind this is a great mount and I would have no hesitation using monitors over 27" on this mount, I have about 3 inches of clearance between my desk and bottom monitor and still have about 6 inches of pole left which I could use if I wanted to bump up the height even more.The packaging is very nice, with varying sizes of screws, spaces and an alan key all provided you should be able to quickly install what ever monitor you have in what ever way you would like. A bunch of Velcro ties are also provided to help with cable management which is a nice touch.The only reason I'm voting this mount 4 stars and not 5 is for the inability to tighten up all the adjustments. You can fix the monitors height very easily with the provided thumb screws but it seems you can't fix the tilt and swivel in place meaning a slight bump to a monitor will mean you have to readjust to get it in the right position again. For some this may not be a big issue, it's far from a deal breaker for me but it definitely would be a nice touch since you don't need a lot of pressure to adjust the position of a monitor. Unless you know the monitors will be in a position where they are likely to be bumped then I probably wouldn't even count this as a flaw.For the price this is a fantastic monitor, very sturdy, easy to install and comes with everything you will need.

Much better than I was expecting (and the price is mad at the moment with the discount).It's hard to get an impression of the solidity of the stand from the photos - the scale is hard to judge. It's pretty chunky in the flesh, and the clamp to mount the post to the desk (the part that worried me the most before trying it out) is fine. I haven't even bothered to pull the desk out and tighten that clamp properly because it seems to be working well enough after I got it as tight as I could by sticking my hand down the back of the desk.I've got a slightly odd set of monitors - 20" in the middle and one 17" to either side (all 4:3 aspect ratio). There's plenty of length on the arms to angle the outer monitors inwards.Sure the whole thing flexes slightly when touched but far less than I was expecting, and as I said I haven't tightened the post clamp properly yet. And I don't end up touching the monitors except to turn them on and off, so it's not a big concern.There's no drooping or sagging over time, at least not yet. The alignment of the arms seems pretty good - it's easy to get all three monitors level and lined up.I think I'd buy Duronic again based on this purchase.