WALI Triple Monitor Stand, Free Standing Three LCD Monitor Fully Adjustable Desk Mount Fits 3 Screens up to 27 inch, 22 lbs Weight Capacity per Arm (MF003), Black

Great product.I have three Samsung 27 inch monitors mounted with no problems. Very sturdy without drilling. All monitors are angled/adjusted to face me with no stability issues. Saves space, looks great and would highly recommend.

I love the mount, but its REAL tight with (3) 27 inch monitors. The screws were either too shallow or too deep for my monitors so I had to add washers (as spacers). It took some work to get them to line up right but if these monitors were half a millimeter wider, they wouldnt fit. Love the outcome tho!! Worth it in the end

I bought this monitor stand so I could mount my 25in LG Ultrawide and my 19in Dell Monitor with my Lenovo Legion 5 Laptop. I have a bit of an unusual use case for this monitor stand since I live in a furnished University apartment and my desk is too small to fit my two monitors and my laptop. Also the desk doesn't support clamp mounted monitor arms so I needed one with a base like this one. This allows me to easily mount my laptop and my two monitors so I have plenty of room on my desk. I used a Monoprice laptop mount to mount my laptop to this monitor arm and it works great. The weight of the monitor opposite of the laptop easily is able to balance out the weight of the laptop so the stand is surprisingly stable. WALI also offers different mounting options if your use case every changes which is super nice as the other monitor mount brands do not offer this.

I have a glass top desk for my home office, so using a clamp mount is iffy at best. So I got this. I have 3 Dell U2415 displays which are about 12 lbs each without the stock stand, well below the 22 lbs max for this mount. I do have an issue with the left arm sagging a bit, to where the adjustable height cannot adjust enough to offset the sag. I can lower the center one to help accommodate, but then the right monitor is too high, since it cannot be adjusted lower. So--the adjustability could be better--but for the price it can't be beat.Another issue is the base is beveled, so only the edges of the metal base meet the desk. And on top of that, there are some foam pads on the very tips of the front "feet", and one in the back. I used some .125" or so rubber pads cut to size to spread the load across the entire mount base.The last issue is that I have my monitors angled around me, where the edges of the 24" side displays are about 6" forward of the tips of the base. This seems to unbalance the mount (hence why they recommend drilling and bolting the base to the desk), it leans a bit forward on it's foam pads, but I've tested it and it would have to be pushed more than 30" to actually tip over--so it's just that the pole is not set back enough in the base, for my usage anyway. You could also add a counter-weight to the back if you desired.Pros:* Excellent price* Side arms are solid and don't wobble much* Cable routing is nice with the included clips* Many mounting options* Does not wobble when adjusting my electronic height adjustable desk.Cons:* Center mount has a lot of play, even when tightened down* Can't angle monitors forward much without need to use clamp* Arms seem to sag a bit past adjustable range (12mm), hard to get all monitors exactly level

I have 3-27in Acer monitors, the two outside ones are the same model and the center one is a slightly curved model, which is why the color is a bit different. So I had them set up on their individual stands and the two outside ones at about a 25 deg angle from the center one. This allowed me to multitask easily by just turning my head slightly and getting a fairly straight on full level view of the text or images on the outside monitors that was comfortable and not an eye strain. I was upgrading some items for my new apartment like new router and security camera and as an impulse thought I'd buy a 3 monitor stand and clear some clutter from my desk I normally have a lot of clutter... I could go into more detail about why I chose this brand and model but thought it would give me more "adjustment" options.Ok, so the problems: in the first image is kind of what I had as a set up, BUT, with 3x27in monitors you can't get that angle as the arms do not bend that way... with 3x27 they are basically straight out and you are looking almost 3 feet sideways left and right to read anything and it causes really bad eye strain, and with 3x27 the 3 monitors stretch out a full 6ft wide and if you do try to bring the angles "in", the monitors overlap and also become tipsy and unstable. It would appear I'm going to have to return this and get the Clamp On style that has much more adjustability but also for 32 inch monitors so I can pull them in without them hitting each other.IF I decide I do want a triple mount, this is the next one I'll try as it's takes 3x32 inch, so I should be able to get my 25-30 deg viewing angle and get all three to match height and edges and be LEVEL...https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084RF63FK/?coliid=I2E2XTUKP2XVBV&colid=1VUTOUBL4X5NS&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1