💻 Ergotron LX Vertical Stacking Dual Monitor Arm - VESA Desk Mount for 2 Monitors up to 40 Inches, 7-20 lbs Each- Tall Pole, Polished Aluminum Review

In the photos I use two Ergotron LX Dual Stacking Arms for the bottom four 24" Dell Infinity Edge monitors and this Ergotron LX Dual Stacking Arm with High Stand for two 24-inch Dell Infinity Edge monitors in portrait orientation. I would use another of these top monitor mounts, but the tall stem (22") is about 1.5" shorter. For portrait orientation monitors, each monitor is 21.2 inches. I barely got them. With an additional 1.5 inches, I was able to level the bottoms of the monitors.

I bought this dual arm in 2012 and still use it daily on my main desk. I have an ultra wide screen on one arm and a standard wide screen on the other, and the arms are adjustable enough for everything to work. I like the freedom of movement when I'm working, I keep the two monitors side by side, but then when I'm gaming I can easily rotate the ultra-wide monitor in front of the other monitor and place it neatly on my desk. The adjustable tension allows me to adjust the arm to the weight of the…

Used to install a new 27" monitor on my 34" panel, both are quite heavy. There are no complaints about the product, it is well packaged, the installation / assembly is direct. It was a bit tricky getting everything back in place and tightening properly, especially as everything was very heavy (I recommend pulling your table out of the wall during installation, it would be easier if I took the time to do so would). just needed some patience. Once you have everything in place, it's easy to adjust

First class Rolls Royce gun. The workmanship is "high quality", the system works perfectly. The 27-inch 4k LG display is perfectly balanced and easy to maneuver with one hand. I bought a laptop arm extender that added 3 inches to the height and about 9 inches to the reach. The laptop now protrudes over the front of the table and can be used regardless of the table height, while sitting or standing. Display and laptop cables are never connected to anchor points, and flexibility requires cables…

This stand is made in the shape of a tank. It seems to have been going on for quite a while. This kit comes with two mounts AND a tablet for your laptop/tablet (you must choose between two monitors OR a monitor and tablet). A variety of hardware and accessories are available, allowing for multiple mounting and configuration options. However, I would like to point out that the arm that moves up and down has what I think is a pretty major drawback: it's quite long and doesn't go up far enough…

After reading and researching many different reviews I decided to spend money to buy this mount. It was a lot more expensive than the other two mounts I've tried before for a dual monitor setup. Previous mounts were rated 4.5 stars and ranged in price from $50 to $90. At nearly triple (or more) the price of previous bindings, the quality didn't disappoint. The strength of this mount seems solid and the only movement when I grab the bar and shake it is the movement of the table it's on. It was…

Finally assembled the stand. It supports two 38-inch curved LC monitors on top of each other. They are very stable after adjusting the tension springs. They can be placed in a variety of positions and are relatively easy to adjust. Originally I planned to place the monitors so that their centers coincide with the stand, but in this configuration back and forth movement is very limited. As a result, both monitors are aligned vertically, but the stand is offset by 2 inches to the side. My advice:

I bought a cheap (tall) monitor mount solution to mount a second 34" ultrawide monitor on top of my main gaming monitor . The main monitor was already on a regular Ergotron LX mount with a white single mount. I noticed that the mount on the cheap mount was starting to bend and I worried that it would eventually fail - taking out not only this monitor, but the monitor as well. including, in addition to damaging my expensive UpLift table and possibly even my home office floor. This otherwise…

I research almost anything that is a specialty and/or is over $100. I've searched all over the internet for a monitor stand that offers some flexibility in what it offers and settled on this one. To each his own. My thoughts at the moment; Pros: Sturdy arms designed to hold heavier monitors, laptop option, height adjustable arms and support base allow arms to move independently and even swap side to side. If I go for it (some coasters have arms that clash with each other), I like the polished…