VIVO Pneumatic Arm Dual Ultrawide Monitor Desk Stand for Up to 49 inch Screens with Tempered Glass Base, Holds 2 Ultra Wides Up to 30.8 lbs, Black, STAND-V249FG

Super strong mount, well built, easy to assemble and works great for my 2 34” extra wide flat monitors and one 32” flat monitor mounted vertical.

Works very well even for heavy monitors. Used this to mount 2 40 inch ultra wides, along with additional custom mounts. As long as you don’t exceed the total weight (which is a lot), it works wonderfully. Mounts very sturdily, even for heavy monitors

Great build quality, relatively easy to assemble. You're looking at four 32" monitors being comfortably supported by this mount.I've been looking for the right mount for months and this one showed up recently, and is great balance point of cost to quality.

Works good. Wish it had an extra long arm for 3 monitors horizontal. Really wanted the holding weight with 3 monitors side by side.

It's so sturdy and easy to assemble. The placement mechanisms and arm movement mechanisms are very functional. I can fit 2 32" Curved MSI monitors side by side and a 24" monitor above them with ease. I could put a whole 49" ultra wide curved screen above the two 32" curved monitors if I wanted to.Tones of space to place every monitor!

Had it for a couple of months mounted nicely and works as advertised for larger monitors. Good buy in my book.

Holds ultra wide monitor steady

Well, for $150, the quality of this product is pretty disappointing. When considering the positives - the stand certainly holds the weight of my two (2) 49" curved Samsung monitors stacked on on top of the other. The arms were a bit fiddly to tighten - I was afraid of breaking the tension screw with too much torque, but I was able to tighten them enough to stabilize them. Assembly was very easy, and one person could assemble it and mount the monitors with minimal effort. On to the two (2) negatives: The base consists of a heavy metal plate on the bottom, and a tempered glass base above it. You don't see the metal base, it's (mostly) covered by the glass portion. Unfortunately, one would expect that the metal base and the glass base align squarely with each other. That doesn't happen, and the metal base is out of square by about 1/4 of an inch, so a portion of the metal base extends out from under the glass on the left side. Sort of annoying if you're a perfectionist. The other issue I have is the arms, while fully articulating, don't allow you to perfectly align the monitors above each other. For example, the top monitor is about 1" to the right of the lower monitor. A bit annoying as well. I've only had this stand in use for a day, so maybe I'll get used to it. Given the effort it took to assemble and mount the monitors, as well as rearranging my workstation, I'm going to keep it, but just wanted to share the observation that QC and design could have been better.