WALI Triple LCD Monitor Desk Mount – Adjustable Stand for 3 Screens up to 27 inch, 22 lbs. Weight Capacity per Arm (M003), Black Review

The first thing to note is that you need to adjust dual mount monitors, otherwise they may not be aligned. No adjustable vertical travel other than a bracket. Second, the single mount is fixed - no inward or outward movement. Third, with my 3 monitors installed, the stand is bent and very wobbly. to desktop stands for my two lower monitors and a FULLY adjustable upper monitor mount. Too bad I can't return it as it's outside the return window.

This is a great sturdy monitor stand. If it wobbles, it's because of the table it's on. I decided to drill a hole and screw it to the table. Clamps usually allow some wobbling. I'm a software developer using this on a daily basis while working from home and have no complaints about it. It's not the prettiest coaster, but it does the job and won't break the bank. The monitors stay where I put them and the monitors attach nicely and securely to the stand so you don't have to worry about bumping…

Bought this mount because I had two extra monitors and wanted to use them. The VESA mounts are strong and easy to assemble with the included anti-barney instructions. Cable sleeves are very useful for keeping the installation clean. Beware of using a C-clamp or grommet on chipboard as most cheap desks don't have enough space to mount this type of monitor mount. The last small gripe is that the hinge that rotates the monitors doesn't offer a full lock and has a bit of play. Losing sight of this…

TL;DR This is a very good quality monitor stand, I highly recommend it. The triple monitor stand is very stable and relatively easy to assemble. All assembled and configured in less than an hour. I personally only use it to set up two monitors on top, one horizontal and one vertical. However, I know you can easily fit 3 monitors on it. The stand is very solid and the clamp is strong. My only concern is that you can't rotate the monitors freely without removing them from the stand and rotating…

This is my first monitor stand. The instructions are clear and I really appreciate the two different mounting options. You can: - attach the stand to the edge of the table - insert the stand into the hole in the table. One thing I didn't think of is that if you choose the clip on option the 1 monitor row cannot be extended so the monitor might be too far away for your liking. Also, the monitors in a dual-monitor row are not at the same height. This can be fixed with some washers. On the plus…

I have two 25" Dell monitors (different model numbers). They are next to each other. As the third monitor, I use a 24-inch Dell monitor (above). I had a big problem that was driving me crazy. adjacent monitors were misaligned and misaligned by approximately 3/16 to 1/4 inch. I was about to buy a new matching monitor (400.00). I read the instructions more closely and noticed that the VESA mount has a set screw adjustment. This allowed me to move the monitor 3/16" to 1/4" to align the monitors. I

I've built a pretty ridiculous wall of monitors using this stand. I placed a 38" Ultrawide monitor on the bottom and two 24" UltraSharps on top and it worked with no issues. I'm impressed that the stand doesn't flex under its weight. I had to attach a 2x4 board to the underside of my desk to stabilize the mounting point - without this I wasn't sure my desk would support the monitors. I've been using this setup for 6 months now and have reconfigured it once and everything has held tight. The 2…

Rating: Can't be beat for the price. I love it. I replaced the dual mount and the single swivel mount. I've had it for about a month and haven't had any real problems. I have two 27 inch monitors and one 32 inch ultra wide monitor mounted on it. They haven't moved unless I want them too. The product and what came with it worked. The instructions were easy to follow. My only criticism is that I love their cable management system, I just wish there were more of them. Lessons Learned: 1. Make sure

Some components came with minor cosmetic damage and scratches on the case. However, they are small and not really visible except at close range. Assembly was easy and fairly straightforward, and adjusting the height of both the dual monitor arm and the single monitor arm was easy. These components rely on the friction of tightening a lever (due to the weight of the monitors) to snap into place, and adjusting the position with the monitors installed is difficult or impossible, requiring you to…