🖥️ VIVO Dual Monitor Stand Up Desk Mount: Extra Tall, Fully Adjustable for 27 inch Screens - STAND-V012 Review

I installed this tall VESA mount on my wife's compact desk with two 24" Dell monitors attached. It's very stable and very versatile. I was looking for a stand that would allow me to position her horizontal monitor above the height of her 15" laptop and also have a vertical monitor to the left of it and this did both. This unit is actually quite modular, I can remove a segment of the lever from the right monitor mount (just loosen the screws and move the outermost segment a bit closer) and also…

I had the mounts for the bottom four monitors from another company. However, they were unable to provide a mount for my top two monitors. With the VIVO Desk Mount Extra Tall 39", the monitors could be raised to the desired height with 5" headroom. The shaft felt very solid and I recommend a clamp rather than a table stand as when I move the table I don't want it. Points are deducted for the quality of the connecting material and the difficulty I had in tightening the connections with an Allen…

I've never had a stand like this, I've always used the stand that comes with monitors and now I have to say I'm just blown away by how well this thing works. The panel at the top has a lot of adjustments that really let you tilt the monitors however you want, even backwards, and you can tighten the screws so much that once they're where you have them, it's almost impossible to move them want. I currently have 2 27" monitors directly above a 42" TV. They're both recessed a bit to be a bit closer

I started with a 3/4 inch Ikea desktop with a clip. I have 2 monitors in portrait mode with a monitor above. The whole setup wobbles. I upgraded to a 1.5" solid butcher block countertop with a grommet mount. Now he's gotten stronger. I can't shake monitors by hitting the table. They are still difficult to position because they tend to move the entire squad. I have some U-bolts to put under the brackets so I can rotate them on the bar without adjusting the height. It would be nice to incorporate

I bought this Vivo dual monitor stand based on the reviews and I have no regrets! Wasn't difficult for me, but it comes with quite a few parts, many of which I didn't need to use. One thing to note is that you need to make sure you tighten all the screws securely with an allen wrench. Wrenches included in this kit. This is especially important when tightening the swing arm that your monitors are mounted on. If you don't tighten these screws, your monitors won't stay in the desired position…

I screwed the tubes together but then decided to only use 2 instead of 3 tubes. Well, the tubes were literally so fused that me and my neighbor tried to spin them and we couldn't. I didn't want to use metal tools for this because I didn't want to damage the product's coating. A person should be able to easily disassemble the product. And no, I didn't snap the strings or anything. They screwed in very easily, but the metal is pretty cheap and I think the threads just melted after they were…