🖥️ Maximize Desk Space with VIVO Dual Arm Monitor Mount for screens up to 27 inches - STAND-V002O". Review

I've been using it for about 3 months and it's still holding up well. Replacing cables can be a pain, you'll have to disassemble one of the levers, but that shouldn't happen often. Installation is not difficult. Here are some cons you might want to know: - The incline isn't narrow enough and it may take a few tries to get it in the right spot - It's wobbly. This can be an issue depending on whether it bothers you or not - the hinge isn't solid either and can't be tightened, meaning that if your

Price, Stability, Flexibility, includes 2 different desktop mounting options. Cons: Small holes/compartments for cable management, really not recommended for small desks less than 32" deep. This bracket is very good, very strong but simple. Melody. The cable management options are decent though, I found it easiest to remove all bays and then plug everything in. Unfortunately, this mount has some disadvantages. One of the highlights is the depth adjustment as I have a 32 inch deep desk myself…

This is a great monitor stand and this is my 3rd stand from vivo (for 3 different setups). Before finding them, I spent more money on stands that couldn't support the weight of the monitors even though they were designed to do so. Don't let the low price fool you into thinking this is an unreliable device. Easy to set up, easy to manoeuvre. You can easily change the tension and the cables are neatly tucked away in your hands. I have 2 24" monitors and I sometimes rotate one 90 degrees. The only

This stand offers 75 x 75mm and 100 x 100mm Vesa mount options. The arms wiggle a bit when the monitors are attached, but they stay in place well! As stated in another review, a table depth of around 32 inches is ideal. My desk is only 18 inches deep and I had to move the desk 6-8 inches from the wall to get the monitors far enough away. ALSO, MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE A FEW INCHES OF SLOPE ON THE POWER AND HDMI/DISPLAYPORT CABLES WHERE THEY CONNECT TO THE MONITORS SO YOU CAN TURN YOUR HANDS! This is

I got this stand to put two monitors, generally works well. I have an MSi MAG274 27" on one arm and a Dell S2721QV on the other. It clamps onto the FlexiSpot variable height table. on the armrests. Add a slightly wobbly height adjustable table and it can bounce a little, if you move or hit the table.But after a week of use I like the mount and would recommend it.

This is a cheap mount that's cheaply made. I decided to bolt the unit to my desk and the included bolt and wing nut removed the bolt 1/4" and wouldn't go any further. Replaced it with a bolt and nut from a hardware store for less than $1.00. The Gas spring works well and is easy to adjust, but the VESA monitor mounts rotate easily and the monitor's tilt adjustment isn't much better, so much so that you have to fiddle with the mounts a lot to get them aligned the way you want them to to get them

This mount has been fine for a few months. and I am generous with this statement. Both of my monitors were far from the weight limit, but my arms were clearly struggling to hold position. (I've had serious problems with the brackets that attach to the monitors - those things were just rubbish and they refused to hold the monitor in place without overtightening the adjustment (hex) screws.) If you do routine adjustments positions on your monitor, stay away from them. Spend a little more and get…

The product was delivered packed in a compact cardboard box. I have to assume that for most users this is a situation where they want to get their hands on the table because they either don't have grommets or they want to cut holes in their tables. The mounts were easy to set up and there are two mounting configurations, I think one for standard US monitors and one for custom monitors (perhaps for Europe?). The clamping screws have reacted. We installed (2) 22 inch monitors and for that this…

I assembled this setup for two 24 inch monitors with relative ease. The instructions were very clear and the process was quite easy. However, the reason I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is that the hub mount wobbles a bit when the holes are on the larger diameter side. The round spacer they give you sandwiched on the other side of the hub is too narrow. I had to be very careful because the disc changed position during assembly and actually just went through the hole in the side of the hub…

The C-Clamp that attaches this bracket to the edge of a table is actually a bent steel bracket (1/8 - 1/4 inch). thick). It has three screw holes that are used to attach to the mounting base. However, the screw holes were misaligned and the bracket was actually bent over two of the screw holes, making it impossible to screw it to the base properly. I didn't get any timely replies to the issue and had to return it and replace it with another brand that has worked fine (so far). Due to poor…

Price, stability, flexibility, incl. 2 different table mounting depths. This mount is very nice, very strong but easy to adjust. The cable management options are decent though, I found it easiest to remove all bays and then plug everything in. Unfortunately, this mount has some disadvantages. One of the highlights is the depth adjustment as I have a 32 inch deep desk myself and in order to center one of the screens I need to offset the desk anchor point about 30cm from the center of my desk…