💻 VIVO Free-Standing Dual Monitor Stand for 13-27 inch LED LCD Screens, Fully Adjustable Arms with Max VESA 100x100mm, Extra Tall 40 inch Pole, Heavy-Duty Desk Mount, Black, STAND-V012F Review

2.27 inch monitors that are 38 inches (or more) taller than a very weak platform should have been obvious before buying. The monitors are simply not stable at this height. I suspect that those who find this stand effective are not using it with full-height 38-40 inch monitors. If you plan to use it with monitors higher than 20 inches, they will become unstable.

I am very, very happy with this monitor stand. Materials, design and construction of exceptional quality. difficult conditions. Extremely easy to assemble. VERY stable on my desk supporting two of my monitors. Customization is not difficult at all. I highly recommend this item especially if you are looking for a monitor stand and your desk doesn't have a rail to attach the stand to or you don't want to drill a hole in your desk to attach the stand to. in this way. worth your money.

I had high hopes for this stand but everyone was disappointed when I assembled it. First you need Allen keys to adjust all the levers, the height and keep track of everything. They're there, but it's very annoying to have to look for a wrench when you want to adjust the height or angle. These manual knobs could easily be made. Then I find out that the stand COVER if you don't have dual monitors to balance it. Even then, you still can't have both monitors in front of the base or it will tip…

I used these plastic VuRyser to bring the monitors up to eye level. They took up a lot of my desk space, but this stand was the answer! He's very strong. Made of thick metal. The hinges are easily adjustable and can be locked with the included hex wrench. It also comes with multiple cable management clips that attach to brackets and racks to organize all your cabling. The paint on mine is perfect, doesn't look shabby at all. Mounting the monitors was easy and I did it myself without the help of

I waited 7 days for delivery. I was very excited to move my 2 monitors here so I have more desktop space. Finally it arrived, got ready and found it couldn't support the weight of my two Samsung 24 monitors. Terribly cheap quality. Leans like a "Leaning Tower of Pisa" except that it can easily fall over. tried to support it with a desktop so i could use it and now the tilted arm can't keep the monitors at the perfect angle. All in all it took me about 2 hours to assemble the table, move the…

Item arrived quickly. It was well packaged with simple instructions. I chose a weighted base mount and assembled the product with the monitors installed in less than half an hour. One caveat: if your monitors aren't exactly the same, some adjustments may need to be made to keep the stand from tipping over. One of my monitors is smaller and lighter and in case I put a 15lb weight on the base until I can find another monitor of the same size/weight. However, this does not reflect the design of…

I had this stand in the standard height version and have used it for 4 years with no problems but when I upgraded to 32 inch monitors the leg was not long enough so that I can lift the 32-inch monitor over the open lid of the laptop in my desk. So I bought this higher version. I assembled the stand and attached the mounting plate to the back of each monitor. It comes with hex keys and I think I used my Phillips screwdriver on the base. I found it easier to put a monitor on a stand with a stand…

I bought this stand because I thought it would be tall enough to stand on the floor and still hold my monitors above my desk so I could place my monitors from can move from my table . First I would like to say that the stand is not strong enough to hold my monitors (24 inches and 15 pounds each) without falling forward. But since I had the stand behind my desk, I was able to lean it against the back of the desk. With this setting it worked wonderfully. If you don't like the idea of propping a…

Not adjustable. This is not a bar table. Unless you only work 2 hours a day or can't stand 8 hours. you can stand; You just can't lower the height to allow yourself to sit. Standing tables should also allow sitting. I took it out of the box and cursed a little when I realized I had to use allen wrenches every time I wanted to adjust the height. Then I told myself I must be wrong. Realizing that this wasn't the case, I started tweaking it anyway, believing that there was no way this product…