Review on 🖥️ VIVO Dual 17-27 inch Pneumatic Spring Arm Clamp-on Desk Mount Stand - Max VESA 100x100, White, STAND-V102OW by Isaiah Boys

I bought two of these to stabilize the bottom row monitors and free up more desk space. I have 4 @ 24 inch VESA/HDMI monitors with VESA installed "thin" SOC computers (Intel 8350, N3050 and Raspberry Pi-4b) running virt-viewer to view my virtual desktop Support servers (running CentOS -8.1 KVM) and IBM/Red -Hat/CentOS hypervisor product. Warning. My 12 lb monitors still tilt down a week after I tightened the screws even though the arms are rated for 14 lbs. Monitors are different models from different manufacturers and I want the tops of the screens to line up. The assembly is definitely safer. I knocked over one of the monitors during the mission and rendered it unusable. My deployment difficulties were purely due to the venue - a corner table with a window in the middle. The table leans against both walls. I also have a Picaso hanging next to a window that was partially blocked by a fallen monitor. The monitor cables emerge from the cable duct exactly in the middle between the two pairs of articulated arms. So, I have a cable management problem that is actually solved. These monitors are now 9 inches closer than the top tier and 2 inches taller than the previous deployment, revealing a more useful desktop. The monitors are in a quarter circle, or rather, they will be after the replacement arrives. Vivo's double pneumatic articulated arms are very well built and definitely sturdy.