Review on 💻 WALI Triple LCD Monitor Desk Mount - Free Standing, Fully Adjustable | Fits 3 Screens up to 27 inch, 22 lbs. Weight Capacity per Arm | Black (MF003) by David Causillas

I have a glass topped table for my home office so using a clamp mount is questionable at best. So I got that. I have 3 Dell U2415 displays, each of which weighs about 12lbs without the storage stand, well under the 22lb max for this mount. I'm having an issue with a little play in my left arm where the adjustable height cannot be adjusted enough to compensate for the play. I can lower the middle one to help with placement but then the right monitor is too high as it can't be lowered. So the adjustability could be better, but for the price it doesn't get any better. Another issue is that the base is beveled so only the edges of the metal base touch the table. And on top of that, there are several foam pads on the tips of the front "legs" and one on the back. I used a couple of .125" rubber washers to spread the load across the base of the mount. The final issue is that my monitors are angled around me, where the edges of the 24-inch side displays are pushed forward about 6 inches. base ends. This seems to unbalance the mount (which is why they recommend drilling the base and screwing it to the table), it leans forward a bit on the foam pads, but I tested this and it needs to be pushed over 30 inches to actually tip over - so just a bar that isn't set back far enough at the base, at least for my use. You can also add a counterweight at the back if you want. Pros: * Great price * Side arms are solid and don't wobble much * Easy cable management with included clamps * Lots of mounting options * My desk with electronic height adjustment doesn't wobble when adjusted. Cons: * Center bracket has a lot of play even when tightened * Cannot tilt monitors forward without having to use a clamp * Arms seem to hang slightly past the adjustable range (12mm), it's difficult to get all of them align monitors