🖥️ NB North Bayou Dual Monitor Desk Mount Stand Full Motion Swivel Computer Monitor Arm - Fits 2 Screens up to 32" - Load Capacity 6.6~26.4lbs per Monitor - Model F195A-B Review

I really like this mount but I'm giving it four stars for minor issues. Firstly, the tightening screw for the up/down function was a bit tricky as one screw was weaker than the other and required an allen wrench. So don't lose the included Allen keys. Pulling the HDMI cables and one of the power cords through my hands was a pain, but I was finally able to get them through. At the moment it is very durable and easily holds my 30" and 24" monitors. Considering the price I can recommend this…

I won't lie I was nervous about mounting two monitors on this mount before it arrived. I have 2 Samsung G5 monitors (32 inch, curved). I figured I would have to make modifications to my desk to hold these monitors on this stand. But now it's been almost 6 months and this is the best purchase I've ever made. I've managed to hold my monitors and I've never had a problem. My L table only uses about 1/2" composite board. Without additional flex support, the stand sits firmly on my monitors. I love…

These mounts hold two 27" monitors and do a great job for the price. Assembly wasn't quick, but it was easy. I'm no jack of all trades, but I found it out myself. Some of the details, like screwing the monitors to the brackets, are a little tricky on their own. You can collect this with the help of nearby, but it's not necessary. I had to adjust the torque (actually to reduce it) but once I did that the mounts were stiff enough to keep my monitors stable and loose enough for me to move them…

I bought this mount with BenQ 32" (31.5). Both are new. Pros: Easy assembly. The package included the correct hex tools needed for assembly. I needed one Phillips screwdriver for VESE mount and screws for cable management. It holds a 32" monitor fairly well. The mount can raise and lower, swivel left and right, tilt back and forth, and rotate the monitor 360 degrees. With some effort and depending on how far away the mount is, even if you use both monitor arms you can actually mount them into…

The assembly for this was a great agony, I even injured myself doing it. All of the previous monitor mounts/stands I've built have a removable plate from the arm that you can then mount on the monitor and then slide the mount into the arm with the monitor and lock it in place. This is not removable, you will need to gently hold the monitor while attempting to screw the back panel together. If I want to move the desk mount I have to unscrew all the monitors and remove the mounts to adjust them…

This is the best thing I've ever bought! It's so durable and very functional. Very well designed/engineered and it's BIG! It stretches FAR and FAR up. It works very well - infinitely adjustable up, out and forward. I can stand up and read my monitors (2), or I can remove a monitor and install a keyboard or wireless keyboard. I put it up so I can stand and read music to play trumpet. I sit, type and can move both monitors wherever I want. Very smooth and durable. Not very pretty and not very…

This monitor mount is really cool! I was able to assemble the bracket and mount the monitors in about 15 minutes. I've seen a lot of people talking about monitors shaking when their desk moves, I don't seem to have this problem. (If you have this problem, try adjusting the tension on the shocks so they move less). After assembling the monitor mount, make sure you adjust the tension on the arms so that when you move the monitors, they stay where you move them. If you don't, they will fly up in…

First off, if your budget is $60 and you absolutely can't spend the extra $30 on a better weapon set, then this might not be the worst choice. Cons: First, the assembly is rough. The steps they recommend you should be changed to make things easier. Second, they feel incredibly wobbly and unstable due to their construction. Tightening the screws at the junction between the arms or brackets on the bracket does not improve the situation. No matter how tense they were, their arms still hung a…

Well I have a somewhat unusual table with an odd backing that the clip on the rear bracket does not fit. I was frustrated that I had to drill a small hole in my table to accommodate an alternate bolt and rotary mount, but that would be the case with every kit I found. Once installed, I have no complaints at all. All in all very easy, even for me. I REALLY appreciate the two different VESA mount options because I had to use both! Don't tell me about the ridiculous setup of Samsung monitors (my…