Review on 🖥️ VIVO Dual Monitor Stand - Freestanding Black Stand with Glass Base, Adjustable Arms - Mounts 2 Screens up to 27 inch and 22 lbs Each, STAND-V002FG by Jacob Kuntz

Installation was a little tricky but took less than an hour with no major issues. There is a small error in the guide to building the weighted base in step 1 - an optional substep 4 that doesn't make sense and should be removed from the guide. All devices were present. There is a good chart in the manual to check and the different types of parts have been packaged nicely in separate plastic compartments. It was a bit underwhelming because half of these are for a hub mount (they might want to consider selling the two versions as separate items so they don't have all that leftover hardware, which is wasteful). For final installation, attach the stand and lower the monitors onto it - do not mount it when the monitors are lying, and then try to maneuver the entire assembly. Anyway, my monitors are perfectly aligned now which is why I got these. These HP Q27 monitors come with detachable stands that can be replaced with VESA mounts, which are also included with the monitors. The VESA plates of the VIVO stand are perfect for these mounts. The whole setup is pretty stable. You must tighten the screw that holds the swing arm to the stand or it will slide down when the monitors are hung. I like my monitors quite low - lower than the product photos here (see attached images). Before hanging the monitors, it is recommended to choose the final vertical position of the swing arms on the rack to place the monitors in the desired location. I'll let you know if anything goes wrong. These are expensive monitors so if anything happens to them I'll get mad and let you know. But so far everything is perfect and seems stable.