VIVO Triple Pneumatic Monitor Mount for 3 Screens up to 32 inches, Fully Adjustable, Heavy Duty Desk Stand with C-Clamp Grommet, Black, STAND-V300G

First off has all the tools needed to assembly which was nice. I'm sure it would have been easier with the tools that I have but I decided to go with what came in the box. Took me roughly about 15 minutes to assemble after reading the instructions. Once assembled though it was easy to adjust and set the angles that I wanted. It's range of motion is good to where I could set it perfectly to my seating position. Just make sure to tighten all the adjustment points before trying to adjust as it needs to be tighter than you think. the cable management is actually really good I was surprised at how easy it was. Just slide off the covers and route the cables. The quality of the parts is comparable to some of the higher end stuff out there, cough Fellowes. The price of this monitor arm set up blows me away at how cost effective this product is. I still can't believe how cheap it was for the quality. Size wise it's similar to any other dual monitor stand out there. Too be honest I wasn't expecting much considering the price but I was pleasantly surprised. It's a good product for what you are paying for and I expect it to last since I don't plan on moving my monitor at all.

Definitely worth the price. I bought the 3-monitor setup. The product quality is quite high, screw threads are machined very accurately, parts fit together like a glove. It feels like its price and has good instructions. Wasn't difficult to install, I did read the instruction manual but basically watched the guy in their video put it together and I followed along with the video. I'm glad they emphasized multiple times the necessity to screw the tensioner at least 10 times because it really does take that many full turns before the support starts to loosen up. The only knock I have on them is the fact that the tiny tension screws for both the top arms were not in the arms when they shipped. I happened to spot them at the bottom of the shipping carton so if you buy one of these, be on the lookout for them because they're very tiny and if you don't find them (or have them), you'll have to call their customer service. You'll probably spend more time adjusting the mount than putting it together, but that's where the fun is... tweaking it to your satisfaction. You can truly tension this thing to your liking. You don't want it to move... just torque it a little more. I have mine set to where it's fairly rigid, but I can tweak it a little if I want to. Range of motion... excellent for the two outer monitor arms. What I would love to see is a version of this mount where the center monitor is also adjustable in the direction towards the user. You can rotate it left and right and up and down but you can't bring it forward and backwards.

These monitor arms are super convenient and incredibly solid and strong. It’s given me tons of space on my desk while also matching my setup and being barely noticeable. Definitely worth the money; it’s reliable and solid, I trust it completely with my monitors. It has a super wide reach and it is super easy to move a monitor when needed.

I've only had this for about a couple weeks at this point (I got the white color). It is a bit expensive but it works exactly as advertised. It's saving me a TON on desk space, which is mostly why I decided to get it in the first place, since I have three monitors. It's built great and easy to put together. Holds my monitors well. NOTE: If you don't have a VESA mount on the back of your monitor (only one of my monitors has a VESA area to be mounted), then I highly suggest grabbing some mount adapters. I bought a VESA mount adapters for the HP M/5 series. Just make sure you check to see if it's compatible. Only reason this lost a star is because the arms on both sides don't go up and down. They only move left to right and it's really annoying that it's not an option to go up and down without adjusting the entire thing.

I have used quite a few monitor mounts over the past couple decades and I always go for budget mounts. At around $100, I would consider this a mid-priced mount, but extremely fair price for the pneumatic arms. The assembly is by far the easiest of any multiple mount that I have installed in the past. Take your time and follow the simple directions, will take 30-60 minutes. After having my desk cleared off, it took about 30 minutes to install mine. So far I really like the sturdiness. The pneumatic arms work extremely well, after properly adjusting the tensioners. Making all adjustments is fairly simple and easily reachable. I am becoming a bit of a Vivo fan boy as of late. I now have their desk, cable management bag, under desk drawer, speaker stands with desk clamps and under desk pc mount. Everything is great quality at extremely affordable prices.

Good product, as advertised

Works fantastic! Went together very easily with all parts I needed!

Parts of it do feel cheap, but it responds ruggedly and holds up. (Like parts feel plasticy or you're about to break it, but you don't...) I think the functionality is great. It is stable and the arms adjust easily and hold. The pneumatic system is impressive and allows you to have a rigid set that doesn't move or looser setting that holds but allows you to move easily. It feels how it should. My only complaint was one of the arms had a crooked vesa mount. You can see the thingy in the middle is tilted to the right 45 degrees and does not align with the vesa configuration like the other 2 included mounts. The factory pressed pin holding these two pieces together cannot be taken apart once installed. This is great if they clock it correctly when manufacturing but sucks when it happens to you. I emailed them, but I was too impatient 2 hours in and drilled my own vesa holes. I was just hanging a laptop tray holder on the left arm. It was not fun but holds well. Besides that issue, installation still isn't quick. I don't think this is due to this brand or design... just the nature of monitor arms in general. Customer Support is very, very bad and tried to deny basic manufacturing knowledge. They recommended using my monitor as a lever arm to twist a permanently clocked, pressed pin. I'm 33. This is the dumbest and worst customer support I've ever seen. Felt like an April Fool's joke in December. Screw this Mike Update: Customer Support would be better if it didn't exist. These guys don't know what they're talking about and will lie to you with a smile. Update #2: Cudtomer Support ghosted me and offered no refund, fix, or replacement. He said it should rotate 360, and I need to force it. All specs (including the screenshot customer support sent) said +/- 90 degrees for a total of 180 degrees of rotation. Shady company or language barrier. My guess I the former