Dual Arm Monitor Stand - Height Adjustable Desk Monitor Mount Fits for Computer Screens 17 to 32 inches - Each Arm Holds up to 19.8 lbs, Dark Green

I just finished installing this mount on my desk and I thoroughly like it so far. Installation instructions were clear and easy to follow, and all the necessary tools (sans a drill or drill bit, obviously) were included in the package. My desk has a decorative edge on it, so the c-clamp option can't get a good grip on my desk and I had to go with the drilled in option. At this point I only have a single monitor mounted (ViewSonic ELITE XG270 27"), which the spec sheet says weighs about 9 lbs, and the stand has no issues maintaining height or viewing angle.Speaking of viewing angle, the bolt for the tilt (forward/backward) was very, VERY slightly loose when I first set everything up, so my monitor would droop to the bottom if I tried to set it to a neutral tilt position. Tightening the bolt (picture included) resolved that issue. I will note that the bolt felt completely tight and I did have to really torque it to give it that last little bit of tightness, so if you're getting monitor droop and think the bolt is completely tight it might not be. I didn't actually feel the bolt turning, but given that the monitor now stays in neutral correctly I know it must have turned slightly. Just make sure you fully seat the allen wrench in the hole before you try to torque it down and amke sure you're turning the wrench completely parallel or else you might strip out the head of the bolt.

Great product! The flexibility that it provides is just what I need. Super easy and fluid movement, in landscape or portrait orientation. We have two and I've resold one.Quick story: in my office we had four HP 27" monitors that were beautifully clear displays, but were poorly designed in that they were not VESA compliant. We replaced two with 32" LGs which we mounted to this stand. Wonderful! Tried to use adapters on the two remaining HPs to mount them to this stand. Wouldn't work! Sagged, tilted, even though I tightened all of the pertinent adjustments. I thought it was the stand so I got a replacement. Before shipping back the original, I replaced the monitors, and voila! The adapters were throwing off the balance points. So I kept the original, paid for the replacement, and sold it to a very pleased client!This really is one of my favorite purchases - works great, easy install, either clamped or through the desk (I've done both), and well priced!

I love pink. Everything I have must be pink, and that includes these arms. I was hesitant because the lack of reviews so I decided to buy it and give it a try. I have two 32" curved monitors which fit fine. Though, being curved, I had some trouble attaching these on my own lol. I also had trouble adjusting the weight so that the arms could hold, I felt no amount of twisting was actually...helping? But I eventually got it.While I love that they...have pink, I hate that they...aren't pink where it matters. Why be pink where it's going to be hidden by the monitors? Would there even be a point? I honestly wish the whole thing were pink. You could just say "well then why not paint it pink?" to which I would just be like "I bought it as pink so why not just make the whole thing pink" You know lolEither way, these are my first monitor arms so I have no comparison, but I like that they free up desk space and make it easier for me to grab my mousepads to clean, and they allow me to rotate my monitor to be sideways so they do what they do and I like them for that

I purchased this originally for my personal gaming setup. I have two Dell s2716dg that push the arms to their limit. When I first assembled it, I was concerned because the arms fell slowly to the desk. I continued to read the instructions and found that you may need to tighten the arms depending on the monitor weight.After I tightened both arms quite a few times, I'm happy to report that they're sturdy, yet movable and there is no drooping. These are truly worth their price and are possibly even slightly under priced. If you're lucky and can snag one while on sale, it's a no brainier. I tried to save a few bucks and purchased the WALI brand and was disappointed. The quality of the WALI brand is plastic compared to metal with this model and the setup of the WALI was very flimsy and didn't provide with the nice clean seamless setup between monitors that I was looking for.

Terrible product. I watched a review online of this product and it claimed it could support 32-in screens with a weight up to 19.8 lb each. I ordered this product and when I received it I assembled it and mounted my 32-in LED screens and immediately one of the arms swung off balance because it could not support the weight and scratched one of the screens as shown in the image I have posted. The set screws that are meant to tighten the arms to prevent this from happening we're tightened completely all the way they have now bent and are cross-threaded in the arms themselves. I did not cross thread these they came pre-installed in the arms when I took it out of the package so there was no way for me to have crossed the thread of these and they tightened just fine as I assembled it for the instructions that were provided with the monitor arms. I am returning this and pursuit of a full refund and I wish I had recourse for my now damaged very expensive monitor that is less than a year old. Shame on you Eletab. This product is trash. Shame on you.

I own two cats that are much larger than I bargained for, who both love to sleep on my desk even if it means attempting to kick over expensive equipment in the process. They are 15+lb heathens but clearly its the monitors' fault for being in the way of what is apparently prime napping real estate.Not only does this stand save both of my monitors from being assassinated, but I now have plenty of desk space for my ungrateful goblins to lounge about as I try to work. It's probably better for my posture too, but that's not what this is about.Cats are happy. Tech is safe. Everyone wins. Hands down the best investment I've made as far as my PC set up goes.