📺 HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand - Height Adjustable Two Arm Free Standing Mount for 17-32 inch LCD Screens with Swivel, Tilt, and Glass Base - Max VESA 100x100mm Review

This is a fantastic monitor stand. Easy to assemble and looks great on my desk. Be careful if your monitors are 27 inches or larger as weight can be an issue. The problem is not in the stand, but in the mounts, taking into account the vertical tilt. My monitors are quite light and I found I had to tighten the hinge bolts to keep them from tipping down on their own. Plus, it's a great stand at a great price! The packaging was also great and protected the glass surface. the base is very good.

Pros: looks good, supports two 13lb 27in monitors Cons: left hand (when viewed from the front) tends to sag the monitor too to let. We went overboard to stop that, but one day I walked in and saw my monitor was tilted all the way forward. The base is also very light for something that should support up to 30-inch monitors. In principle, you cannot push the monitor to the end of the bracket - that would disturb the delicate balance. If you don't mind the sag of the mount, this stand is great if…

This is the second dual monitor stand I've bought and I have to admit it's vastly superior in every way. The ability to adjust the height of both monitors individually is extremely useful, and the flat tempered glass stand looks really nice. Here are two issues I had: First, a monitor adjustment screw causes them to tilt down a bit, so you'll have to resist adjusting them for that. Second, and more importantly, the handheld socket was the wrong size so I had to manually secure it with a table…

When I installed a 32" monitor (Benq EW3280U, only 18 pounds) on the monitor stand, its mount flipped over so the monitor was facing me was desk. This caused the entire assembly to move forward. Luckily I got hold of the monitor before any real damage was done. The other VESA mount looked a bit sturdier, so maybe I had a broken unit, but I couldn't tighten the connection enough for the tilt mechanism to support the weight of the monitor. I haven't installed a second monitor yet, but the hinge…

I was looking for an inexpensive, compact alternative to the stands that came with my 27" monitors. Footprint on my desk It's definitely smaller than a footprint and the tempered glass base is sleek and attractive, but the hand grips that tilt the screens forward/back don't keep the monitors at the right angle to be in . I've tried several times to tighten the screws with the Allen keys that came with it, but it just doesn't work. You lean forward with a deep breath, which to be honest is a…

Does not support dual 27 inch monitors. They should be fully extended with both arms stretched out to the end so he doesn't fall forward at the slightest push. I still keep mine together when making things, but be warned if anything happens, especially with the table, they'll both collapse. The lack of support for the 27 inch monitor stand is rubbish, I can't use any aspect of it more than a foot from my face. Can't get to my head height not even tall. My mouse literally has 10 inches of space…

I bought this as an alternative to the monitor arms I prefer but it doesn't fit my desk due to the design (antique with little clearance). for the clamp, and I didn't want to drill for the socket). It doesn't quite match the monitor arms in motion, but it's acceptable. Adjusting the height and incline is a bit fiddly, as you have to loosen and then tighten the screws before adjusting. This is aided somewhat by the clamp for the hex keys needed to adjust, however. While the assembly instructions

I bought this 27 inch dual monitor stand for my work computer. I had other coasters attached to the table but they didn't fit my new office. This booth exceeded my expectations in every way. Assembly is easy, it took about 10 minutes with the tool provided. I connected the monitors and was able to align them perfectly. This is often a challenge for other companies. The stand is very solid and was able to hold one of my 27" monitors fully extended without any issues or loss of stability when…

I bought this stand on a whim because the wide glass stand made it more comfortable for me to hold 2 32 inch monitors and my clip stand put all the weight on a very small spot on my desk which made it stand out a little bent. That wider glass base should hopefully spread the weight over a larger area and not exacerbate the slight drop-off on mine. For the money I can't think of a dual monitor stand that can match the rigidity and ability to hold 2 very large monitors like this. However, you can