Perlegear Dual Monitor Desk Mount - 17 to 32 Inch Screens, Articulating Full Motion Arm Stand, Swivel Tilt, C-clamp and Grommet Base, 26lbs per Arm, VESA 75/100mm Review

Excellent product for the money. It's durable and has lots of movement. It stays pretty close to the wall (maybe 9-10 inches away). And allows you to fine-tune the height of each monitor. It's not the prettiest stand and it doesn't have the best features. But for the price it's great, which I would recommend for 99% of use cases.

Overall this monitor stand looks good. It was easy to assemble, durable and allowed for monitors to be mounted in a variety of ways. However, the stand has one major drawback: no matter how hard I tightened the pin that goes around the main stand, it wasn't tight enough to support the weight of the monitors. The simple solution to this problem was I just wrapped tape around the bar to keep the arm holding the monitors from sliding down. However, this additional fix would not have been necessary

Overall assembly was difficult as some screws were difficult to get in, especially the one holding the levers to the bar. The main problem is that your monitor has a horrible design to move around, it's oversized and even propped up 5 inches against the wall, not counting the thickness of your monitor which is an extra 2 1/2 inches on mine, and with a flat table my monitor is directly in front of my face. To be honest, I expected more quality for $32, which is higher than most dual monitor…

This stand will hold the LG 29UM59-A UltraWide (10lbs) and Acer V226WL (7lbs) with no issues. I've heard others report an issue with the arm slipping down over time, so I cut a small strip of the Gorilla Grip Rug Mat and placed it in the clip that attaches the arm to the bar and prevents it from slipping . The build quality is pretty high and after all the bolts are tightened it's VERY solid. Very happy with this purchase and $26 is a good price.

Does what it promises. I use it to set up my special needs son's computer and he loves having two monitors and I love that I can stand away from him if he loses his temper. If I had to use them I would go insane. I want my monitors to be in place. just as; But this trailer didn't work for me. If you're picky, come in, if you're cold, move on.

I originally had a spring loaded dual monitor mount with full range of motion. I have a small (36") desk so I had to move it almost a foot away from the wall and the screens ended up right in front of my face. I sent this mount back and got this one. This one is perfect! I drilled a hole in it my desk to push it all the way back and then turned back the knobs to push the screens back as far as possible, now I have enough room for pictures behind the monitors, it's (almost) far enough from mine…

I have installed 27" QHD and 24" FHD on this product and I must say I am very impressed. It holds the weight well and has a very wide range of arm movements, twists and turns. I've attached it to a somewhat flimsy table and have faith in its strength and overall endurance. My only complaint would be; I've seen easier ways to reattach new monitors on other products and, having experienced it firsthand, to be honest it was very difficult to get the main arm back into place when the two monitors…

This monitor stand was a godsend for the ergonomics of my home office. It's surprisingly durable - at first, before I got it, I was a bit nervous about setting up my monitors because all I could think of was falling; When I received it, my doubts vanished. The instructions were a bit intimidating on first reading because the parts that attach to the monitors are quite complex, but then I realized they came pre-assembled and all I had to do was assemble the clamps, stand and brackets. I did it…