Review on 🖥️ WALI Dual LCD Monitor Wall Mount with Gas Spring - Adjustable VESA up to 27 inch Screens, 14.3 lbs. Weight Capacity per Arm (GSWM002), Black by Cindy Carlin

I have a 45" x 30" table that I use in a small space. It has a 34 inch monitor and a Windows PC on the floor. Then I have to put a 27 inch monitor on the table and also put a Macbook Pro on the table. I need to use one PC keyboard and two mice for two computers. Needless to say, the table surface is too narrow. The most embarrassing is the DELL U2719D monitor stand. It takes up the nice space of a mouse pad, and I often have to adjust my monitor space as well. I've been looking for several desktop mounts. Most of them use clamps and are also expensive. Although many of them had longer arms, I never trusted the clamp used on the edge of the table. I even struggled a bit with the clip-on headphone holder, not to mention the much larger and heavier monitors. Then I decided on this wall mount. After watching his videos I know it can meet my needs. I drilled through the side of the table and installed it on the right side of the table and everything is almost perfect. The bottom edge of the monitor is about 2 inches from the table surface, which may be too low for some. But for me it's ok because most of the time I use it with a Macbook Pro which is on the side of the monitor and the two screens are almost on the same level. If your table has a flat side or back, you can raise it at least 1 inch. Some people might not want to drill on their desk, it really isn't that much of a disadvantage. These are just two small holes that you can easily cover with small decorative stickers after removing the bracket. I did not use the screws that came with the lever. I bought some bolts, nuts, and washers from Home Depot and they were only $2.xx. They are sturdy and I believe they can hold twice the weight of my 27" DELL monitor. Read the description, measure and watch the video and see if it fits you.