The best laptop stand! So sturdy you would think that it was drilled into the desk but it mounts so easily and doesn't ruin the desk at all. Love that you can move the monitors freely in any configuration you want. Saves so much space and looks so clean!

Very sturdy and easy to install. Worked great for 2 monitors

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Amazing product through and through, was easy to assemble, quality is great, sturdy/stable arms + base, and comes with everything that you need. Only thing i’d keep in mind when purchasing is that you *can* adjust the height of the arms but it’s set to where you want it and you have to loosen the screw of the arms every time you need to move the monitors up or down. Another thing i’d keep in mind is that you won’t be able to have your desk flushed(touching/flat) against the wall if you are angling your monitors unless you have the arms straight out-(but i guess the mount/clamp part does also create a gap regardless). With that being said this is definitely one of the more affordable dual arm mounts out there and if you have no issues with what’s listed above i definitely recommend !!!

VIVO Dual Monitor Desk Mount:If someone had told me two days ago that you could get a reasonable quality dual monitor mount for anywhere near this price, I would have immediately discounted everything else they said as questionable. I would have been wrong. I'm rarely compelled to immediately write a review on something, but this thing is good under normal circumstances and amazing for the price. I've been working in IT for almost 30 years. I've come across many monitor stands, mounts, and armatures. For what it was designed for, it does quite well.The construction seems solid. The first thing I did was mount a slightly older Benq 3-D gaming display. It's pretty heavy for a 24" display. Even with only the single monitor swung far to one side, there are no issues with the stand. The height adjustment held firm and there's no noticeable lean, etc.The tension on the joints is appropriate. It holds the monitor in place in all axis, yet is still easy to adjust.- Height adjustment requires using an allen wrench (supplied) to loosen the compression on the center post. This may be a bit fiddly once two monitors are mounted as you'll have to hold their weight during adjustment. The monitor heights cannot be adjusted independently.- Without tools the monitors can be adjusted laterally as well as pivoted and rotated to support landscape and portrait orientations.The assembly is easy and the necessary tools are supplied. Basic cable management is supplied.

Excelente producto!Material de primera calidad y muy resistente, incluye todo lo necesario para las 2 opciones de instalación (perforando la mesa o sin perforar) (por cierto el agujero que se debe hacer es pequeño, es de solo 3/8" (10mm)).Son grandiosas las múltiples opciones para ajustar la posición de ambos monitores.Luce elegante y minimalista una vez instalado permitiendo liberar espacio sobre la mesa.En general estoy Muy Satisfecho con esta compra.Lo único que le mejoraría son 3 cosas:1) Permitir subir o bajar la altura de cada monitor independientemente. Así como está construido ahorita es un solo brazo continuo el que soporta ambos monitores y siempre se mantienen ambos monitores a cada instante a la misma altura (se suben o bajan pero los dos juntos), eso está perfecto si vas a colocar 2 monitores exactamente iguales, pero si pones 2 monitores diferentes (aunque los 2 sean por ejemplo de 24" pero de distintos fabricantes) no quedan perfectamente alineadas horizontalmente las pantallas.2) Deberían vender distintos modelos de este soporte, cada modelo con poste principal de distintas alturas, este es de 17 pulgadas pero si quiero instalar los 2 monitores sobre una mesa para que lo vea la gente de pie entonces con este poste no puedo subirlo tanto.3) Deberían venderlo en distintos colores. Ahorita solo es negro, pero podría quererlo en blanco si combina mi computadora y todo lo que tengo encima de mi escritorio.

VIVO Dual LCD LED Monitor Desk Mount Stand There is a reason this has a #1 Best Seller flag on it. Its extremely good for what you are paying for it. I wanted to get my desk cleared off and was seriously thinking about getting a second monitor to use. I came across this on amazon and decided to give it a try. I had read through a lot of the reviews. Most of them were good to excellent and some were not. I was hoping my experience was going to be better than some of theirs. The first thing I noticed when i received this mount was just how heavy the boxes containing it were. I was expecting some heft. I mean this has to support two monitor up to 27 inches each, but it was heavier than I was anticipating. I found most of the parts inside wrapped in plastic and in good condition. I followed the instructions and did not have any problem assembling this item. You attach the clamp to the post first, then mount that part on your desk where you want it. The clamp seems plenty strong enough to hold it. Just make sure your desk is strong enough. I have a all steel tanker desk so it was not problem for me. If you have a thin top you might want to think about placing a piece of wood under the desk in the clamp to help distribute the weight of the monitors. I would not mount this too glass at all. That might be a common sense thing, but just a warning. After mounting the clamp/pole to the desk, you will want to place the vesa mounts on the monitors. This kit came with handy thumbscrews just for this, and they worked great. I did not need any special adapters for my monitors, both were 100x100 vesa mount compatible and the plates fit it perfectly. The mounts attached to the monitors will slide onto the plate on the post. This also worked great for me. No issue. Once you get the monitors on the arms, there is a tiny screw cap for the back to make sure the monitors stay on the arms. I will not be rotating my so this isn't an issue, but I put them there anyways. The post does have height adjustment, do not do this with the monitors on the arms. Take them off then adjust the post. Put them back on and repeat as necessary until where you want them. I saw some reviewers talking about how they could not keep the monitors level. I am going to guess that they have faulty kits. I have no problem here. The joint that allows the monitor to rotate seem nice and tight, but also easily movable if I wanted them too. The tilt of the monitor can be adjust up or down and then tighten with the included allen wrench. I am sporting a 24 inch monitor on the left and a 27 inch monitor on the right with absolutely no physical problems. The multiple points of articulation in the arms made moving my monitors around a breeze. They stay where I put them too. There are hooks for cable management which do help a lot in keeping a clean look. I could only use some of it because of a short power cord and dvi cable. You can see from the photos that the post is leaning forward ever so slightly. It does not seem to be going any further and it is extremely stable. One thing I can highly recommend is an Aukey LED gooseneck clamp light. It will clamp right to one of the arms and reaches over the monitors. It provides good light and runs off USB power. It looks like it belongs with the mount. I could not be happier with how that turned out. I am completely satisfied with this mount. I love it. I recommend it to anybody who needs to get their monitors off the desk and more at eye level.

Stand is great overall. Since my desk is built-in, I could not use the clamp (I knew this beforehand) and instead drilled a 3/8" hole in the desk, and used this mounting method. Very sturdy, and works great. Lots of adjustments, and should be great for most uses. They also supply all the parts you need for the two mounting options (clamp and through desk), and mounting was quick and easy.I'm using this with 2 Dell P2415Q monitors (highly recommended). Two slight issues in my case:1. Due to the Dell VESA mount points being recessed (as well the the "quick release button" button used for the Dell stand right below these mount points), putting the provided bracket on the back of these monitors using the provided thumbscrews (without the spacers) will not allow you to slide the monitor with bracket onto the standard of the arm, as it won't clear the side of the monitor nor the "quick release button". However, using the provided spacers (which requires using the provided longer screws) also is problematic as now the screws are too long for the Dell bracket (even with the spacers) and can't be tightened down enough to secure the bracket to the monitor.I solved this issue by using some faucet washers I found in the garage which were PERFECT for the job. They allow the bracket to stand out just enough from the back of the monitor to slide in the bracket, you can still use the shorter thumb screws, and this has the monitor mounted closer than the provided spacers would otherwise (a plus for me as I have a narrow 18" built in desk - see next point).The washers I used (which I already had) are Danco 88570 "0 Flat Faucet Washers, 17/32" O.D." and come in 10 per package (I used 8). Believe I got them from Lowe's (or perhaps Home Depot). They are fairly thin, but just the perfect width. I have recommended Vivo to include some similar sized spacers in order to accommodate Dell and other like monitors.2. The 2nd issue I ran into is related to my narrow 18" built in desk. Since its so narrow, I'd like to have the monitors as close to the wall as possible. I also would like to have the monitors almost touching each other. Doing so, requires bending the back arms in such a way that they're touching the wall. Since the wall is in the way, I have to angle the monitors and pull them out a bit to do this (make them touch). This is most likely as they are 24" monitors. WIth 27", I'd imagine it would work better as they'd use that extra space. In my case I either have to put up with the monitors not touching (being up to 5" apart), or angled and pulled out from the wall. This is not a knock on the product, but more related to my installation. Were I to be able to have installed the mount further from the wall (from center of post, its about 3", as close as I could mount it), I may not have had the issue.I've recommended that Vivo either include, or make available for additional purchase, two slightly smaller arms (by 2-3") that could be used for those with a situation such as myself.Also I would like to note that I managed to alleviate this problem SOMEWHAT (saving about 2") by removing the arms and swapping them. While both arms are about the same lenght, one has a bracket that adds about another inch. By swapping them, they can be positioned so that you can regain a bit of this space.But overall, I think the bracket is superb! With the addition of smaller spacers, and the availability (even for additional purchase) of slightly smaller arms for those with 24" monitors, this would be perfect.