VIVOTriple Monitor Height Adjustable Desk Mount, 2 Pneumatic Arms, 1 Fixed, Counterbalance Stand, 17.6 lbs Weight Capacity per Screen, Max VESA 100x100, Fits up to 32 inch Screens, Black, STAND-V300G

TL;DR version: I'm impressed. Rather fiddly to set up, with unclear instructions (video helped a bit), but it does everything I want it to do. Suboptimal management (cables need to run behind central pole), so came up with a workaround. Really sturdy - I've no concerns it will fall. Overall I'd say a 9.9 out of 10 but some room for improvement.I had very specific requirements. The stand had to have small leg-print (previous solution took up half the desk). The stand had to be very sturdy (safety top priority). The stand had to be clamped only (no drilling through my desk please). The stand had to be able to cope with a slightly tapered desk edge (so the clamps needed to be inset by an inch). The stand had to position three 24" (HP) monitors at the correct height (top edge equal to my eyes) and preferred angles (slightly angled inwards).I looked at every stand on the market (Amazon sells around 10 potentially viable options) and narrowed it down to this one and two others (HUANUO and BONTEC, with neither of which I was familiar, but nor had I heard of Vivo).Being Amazon, it arrived next day, which is always exciting. I unpacked the box and read, and reread several times, the rather poorly written instructions (hint: hire a decent technical writer). I eventually got the hang of it. It became apparent that for three 24" screens, it's not needed to use two of the arms (one on each side), but three. rather than five, were sufficient. In fact, with all five, the screens: (i) sat far too high on the desk; and (ii) had too acute an angle compared to what I needed. It was very fiddly getting them precisely into position but with micro turns of the allan keys, I was able to get it precisely into position, which looks amazing.The cable management system is not great. Cables show behind the main pole. I've put them in a sheath and used cable ties, but a cleverer system would have been to make the central vertical pole hollow so cables could be threaded through it. But I'm being very picky on this - my workaround works.The attached picture was taken before the last micromovements to level everything out out using spirit level. That took a couple of hours but worked well.

Worth the purchase, quite heavy duty and takes two people to fit on the desk and attach the screens. But better made than those I’ve tried in the past.

Well boxed and packaged nicely.Initially though the main stand was a bit thin after using a 2 monitor desk mount from a different manufacturer that had double the thickness. However after clamping the main stand to the desk with a piece of wood 3/4 of an inch thick on bottom and top side of the desk (to protect the desk and to create a bit more thickness which aids in making it stable) and mounting 3 x 27" monitors which weight approx 6kg each it feels stable. The pneumatic arms are a welcome feature as it provide the flexibility to get the monitors on the side exactly how you want it.Current set up I have is the centre monitor horizontal, the left monitor horizontal but angled into me and the right monitor vertical and angled in towards me. I had one 'arm' left over which implies to me that if I had a 32" in the centre it may have been necessary to use for fitment for the sides at certain angles.

When assembling this mount it is very heavy which gives good confidence of the sturdiness of the product. The assembly was really easy with very clear instructions. It felt sturdy once bolted to the desk but it would have been nice to include a post mount as well as the clamp style mount. With the clamp style mount it has, it needs to sandwich the desk by sliding onto the back of the desk. A lot of desks (mine included) have a panel at the back or a support, normally holding your cable management tray. I managed to fit it but basically had to cut a big square out of the back of my desk which was not fun. Unfortunately there are not a lot of options for triple monitors over 27". Yes it does actually fit the three 27" side by side. Other stands I tried just blatantly lied about that so this was not the first one I had to buy. The counterbalance feature is great, once the pre-tension is adjusted it holds the monitor exactly the height set to whilst still being adjustable. The arms swing freely but stay in place. The tilt is a little fiddly as it has to be fairly tight to stop the monitor drooping but that makes it a little jerky and stiff to adjust. The tilt just seems to be a pinch bolt (Alen key provided). The rotation however is terrible. No adjustment in the tension its just a really tight rivet. It will rotate all way to portrait but you would not really be able to keep your cables tidy if you wanted to have that option. The cable management is not great. The first arm with the pre-tensioner in has two little cable guides that click in which are not too bad. After this though, the bottom of the arms are mostly open with bits of plastic trim that you just push your cables into the hollow space inside the arms. this is OK until it gets to the joint between the arms where the cables have to come out of one arm and back into another arm. Again not really too bad as they are mostly hidden due to being behind your monitors (unless you can see the back of them in your room set up). The biggest problem is when the cables reach the post. The little plastic clips for the post are not strong enough to hold onto all the cables. Bearing in mind you will have a minimum of two from each monitor totalling 6, then if you are utilising a USB hub or audio, maybe another 3 or 4 from the centre monitor. The clips just are not big enough. Where the clips end at the bottom of the post there is just no cable management after that. The post has plenty of height adjustment. The VESA mounts are obviously standard and fit the two main sizes (100mm and 75mm) but annoyingly they are not square. They have big radius 'ears' on the corners and this could cause problems with recessed VESA mounts on the back of the monitor. I had to make some shims to bring the monitor away from the mount on my Gigabyte G27. It does the job and all the adjustments are there. Just be wary that you will really need to sort the cables out yourself and have a desk with no back underneath.

boyght for my son msi 27" curved monitors and have to say it really is a great peice of kit. Well worth the money and so easy to fit. The gas rams on the extended arms make it so easy to get the monitors in the correct place then just lock them in with the supplied allen key. I would happily recommend theis triple vesa mount to anyone

Easily built. Took a bit of adjusting to get the monitors lined up. Would advise a second pair of hands to help if you are attaching heavier or bigger monitors. Once set up, minor adjustments to monitor positions are easy.

Waited long time to chose the right product and I think I found it, this is very sturdy, nothing to complain about.

Adjustment was awful , sent back