🖥️ VIVO STAND-V102F: Dual Monitor Free-Standing Mount - Fully Adjustable Desk Stand for 13 to 30 inch Screens - Holds 2 Flat or Curved Displays Review

Very good monitor stand. I ordered it in January but assembled it last week when we moved to a new location. It has a very good freedom of movement and an easy setup. The build process is pretty simple. I encountered two problems: 1. It's strong, but its base weight isn't enough to prevent tripping. He almost tripped a couple of times when I was trying to adjust the distance between the monitors. So be careful and try to adjust the monitors while holding the middle shaft or base with your other

Once a great price for a dual display mount. I've bought several of these mounts and the latest version I got was just awful. I just bought a standalone STAND-V102F. Avoid this rack on all hosts. Hands are very fragile. So much so that even if you have the appropriate displays, one screen was about 1/2" to 3/4" lower than the other side. There was a built in screw to raise the screen so it lined up closer to the other monitor but that shouldn't be a feature as the arms need to be aligned from…

HP 27" widescreen monitor that works great. The weight limit is just right and the mount stands firm and solid on my desk. I recommend having a second person to help arm mount the monitors as it is quite inconvenient. This configuration allows me to play the game on one monitor while running desktop applications on the other. Without this stand, I would never have been able to put these two monitors on my desk. The stand also came with all the tools needed to assemble it, and the arm has a good

I wanted to elevate the monitors for a better viewing angle to help with posture, but I have a glass desk with a thick rail around the edge. Because of this, I couldn't use brackets that attach to the table, and I definitely didn't want to accidentally drill a hole in the glass for attachment. That helped. The base was just the right size to fit under an old monitor stand I had that was built to fit a full keyboard underneath, so it's no wider than a keyboard. So I put this old stand on a base…

This stand had so much potential. I think it would actually work if a few things were considered: Instructions = not really clear. The writing is small and it's not entirely clear which screws are which. The material, it's solid heavy metal, and it's great when the end product execution was good. The drill holes are misaligned, a few screws don't go all the way in because the threads weren't threaded properly, and they were difficult to insert because the material was so strong. Moving on and…

Can't beat the price. This is a solid monitor mount. Easy to connect monitors, easy to set up. Pros: - Cable routing is excellent. Easily secure cables in place without causing them to slip too much. - Armrests and monitors resist movement well: they move very easily but stay in place even if I occasionally tap the table. - Easy setup and beautiful appearance. Cons: - Moving monitors *up and down* in small increments is quite difficult. They are held vertically on the stand with a simple clamp,

I'll start with the cons - which others may not have. That's why I didn't deduct a single star.1. There are 3 screws connecting the base to the vertical tube/rod. There was a small bead of weld metal in one of the screw's internally threaded holes, which prevented the screw from entering. I had to take a hammer and a screwdriver to knock out a drop of metal. It was a small drop of metal that could fall next to the threads when welding on the rod. It didn't take long but my problems could be…

The directional movements indicated in the listing are precise: the arms allow you to move up, down, back, front, retract, stretch, twist and bend - just like human ones arms / elbows. The listing for this "Motion Monitor" included a video that showed moving parts as if they could be moved with little effort. That's irrelevant! Get ready to exercise: All joints are very stiff. To move the levers up and down, one of the Allen keys must be used to loosen and then tighten the screw again. If the…