Review on 💻 Height Adjustable Dual Monitor Arm Stand - NB North Bayou VESA Bracket for 17 to 27 Inch Computer Screens - Holds up to 19.8lbs per Monitor - C Clamp & Grommet Base - H160-B by Jacob Jefferson

I was a bit hesitant to buy these rotating monitor arms as I use the much more expensive Ergotron product ($400+) in my office so I was concerned about the price. Also, my monitors are significantly larger than anything I could find viable in the ad (these are LG's 38-inch ultra-wide monitors). (My monitors weigh 14-16 pounds without the stand). Given the very low cost, I pulled the trigger on the Dualaarm configuration, which was intended for monitors up to 27 inches (I assumed that was the limit for standard 16:9 monitors, and probably on those larger but relatively narrow ones devices would squeak). Installation was easy, I just laid it on the back of a hard surface tabletop and to my surprise (because they were so cheap) it held up to the first monitor, although I definitely had to turn up the voltage which seemed useless. It really tightened, the mechanism just seems very loose and easy to turn). There's barely enough room for both monitors, with the bottom monitor being a few inches from the desk and the top monitor at its maximum height to function as I intended. Once in place, the levers don't have enough range of motion to adjust far beyond a static configuration, but that's basically my abuse of the product outside of its design specs. I would like a slightly heavier version with a larger diameter. vertical tube, stronger springs with levers that have a wider range of motion, I didn't see the 32 inch version of the monitor until I finished the setup but it looks like it's just a slightly taller tube. Overall it was much better than expected and no complaints. Great price and easy installation. They get the job done (will update when my $3200 monitors fall on my $80 arms lol god I hope not).