Review on VIVO Monitor Free Standing Screens STAND V102K by Justin Cranford

The "hinges" aren't that adjustable and turning is an absolute problem as the "screws" look like they're just for show because you can do it themselves. t turn them. The center hinge that supports the dual monitor arm is also very poorly made. I realized too late that the screw wasn't fully tightened; Instead, it twists together, making it impossible to fully tighten. Which, by the way, caused my $300 monitor to fall right onto my desk during installation. This resulted in some "blurry pixels/dead pixels" where my monitor had the most impact. Even when someone supported the monitor during installation, the hinge failed so quickly that my assistant instinctively jerked his arm out to avoid crushing the monitor. All in all, this is a "freestanding" mount that I bought for a thicker desk. straight up in my office doesn't work. Even when assembled, it wobbles like hell. And it couldn't support any of my 17lb monitors either.