VIVO Premium Dual Ultra Wide LCD LED 27 to 38 inch Monitor Desk Mount, Heavy Duty C-clamp, Extra Tall Pole, Adjustable Telescoping Arms, Flush Wall Setup, Fits 2 Screens, Black, STAND-TS38C-T

The VIVO Dual Monitor Stand Up Desk Mount has been a fantastic addition to my walking desk setup on my treadmill! The installation was straightforward, and the mount is incredibly sturdy. It holds my two monitors securely, even while I’m walking, and doesn’t wobble or shift.I love how adjustable it is—being able to easily change the height and angle of the monitors has made working while walking so much more comfortable. It frees up desk space and gives me the flexibility to adjust my monitors to the perfect position for both standing and walking.If you’re looking to create an efficient and ergonomic walking desk setup, this stand is a must-have. Highly recommend!

I saw a lot of complaints about the pressure sensitivity related to when you move the joints but everything holds in place just fine for whichever model this is. If you tighten/loosen it to where you need, nothing is going anywhere unless you want it to and when you do wanna move it it moves freely. Every monitor is different, so you have to play with it for a couple minutes. The arms also have an incredibly nice range of motion and adjustment. Even if my monitors were bigger or smaller I would still be able to have them as far forward or backward, at any height comfortably lined up with one another.The setup was quick and easy, it looks so cool that I'm gonna follow my dreams of becoming a computer hacker, and everything functions as expected. The one thing I will say though is that the box must have been sitting around the warehouse for a long time because the inside of one of the poles has a lot of rust in it and it made that segment slightly difficult to screw in. It didn't effect anything otherwise though. Looks just fine from the outside and it's as sturdy as it needs to be.Currently I'm running a 21" monitor and a 22" monitor but I'm about to upgrade to x2 27" monitors, which is the max that this is supposed to hold. Should be a nice testament to what this thing can support. I'll most likely update after the upgrade.Finally it allows for cable management with the numerous clips that simply snap onto the arms and pole but my cords aren't quite long enough to utilize them. So pay no attention to the wires in my picture :)

I needed to mount one 27inch monitor above one of my current monitors but noticed all tall single pole arms cost more than the dual arm ones. So, knowing my experience and reputation with Vivo products in the past I purchased this one. The mount is described as being for a standing desk, which realistically means it’s a regular mount just taller than most. The pole comes in three sections so you can choose the optimal height, where I was able to only use two instead of three poles which worked out great because I did not want to cut this strong durable metal pole. Holds the monitor snug and does not move. Since I only needed one of the two arms, I tried taking off the screw holding the second arm but it was too tight. I managed to get it alongside the current one which worked out perfectly as it is not an eyesore at all! It’s a great mount. Comes with all the screws and bolts and nuts you would need to drill it into yourdesk or clamp it on the back of yours (like what I did). Comes with included cable management clamps as well making the whole look clean and neat. Highly recommended mount. Strong, durable, and sleek.

I wanted to mount two 27" monitors above my two 32" monitors that are free standing on my desk. I considered a wall mount but wanted to try clamp mount first. I wasn't sure if I could find one that was tall enough to give me the clearance I needed and if I did, would it be sturdy enough to hold two 27" without any wobble? But this 39" clamp mount is great! It was mostly easy to install, took a few minutes to get all the cabling and positioning setup but it all worked well. It is very sturdy too, if I bump the desk, they do react but not too dramatically and nothing feels like it is unstable or could come down. The arms have three main horizontal pivot points, and it takes a bit of adjusting to dial in alignments, but it has the flexibility to accomplish a lot.