Dual Monitor Desk Mount

Monitor worked great when I used it with 28' dual monitors. Switched to a 32" and it works, but, just barely. If you get larger than 28" make sure the mount goes in the center. The HP Pavilion 32 has the mount at the bottom making it top heavy. When you tilt forward the friction can't hold it and it wants to flop forward. I tightened the screw as much as it could be using a socket and ratchet. You also need to max out the arm adjustment to hold it up. All in all I really like it for mid and smaller monitors but large monitors are hit or miss.

I am tired of these companies fudging the weight ability of these mounts. At full tightness, the monitor that was 15lbs would not stay up. The arm and shock was fine, but the tilt could not hold the monitor upright even at full tightness. You may be able to wedge something in their to stop it, but we shouldn't have to. I will say the arms and shocks seemed like a strong point, and the cable management worked great for my needs. I ended up using this as a single monitor stand for a lighter display since this could not support 15 lbs. If you have lighter monitor, you will not be disappointed, but if you are anywhere near the rated weight then stay away.

I bought this monitor stand in preparation of finally completing my home PC build. As of now, I have a 27" and 24" monitor attached with plans to replace the 24" with a 34" Ultrawide. As of now, the setup holds up great. The arms have a pretty decent range of motion with left/right swivel at 4 points (the clasp of the arm where it attaches to the base (before tightening), the first joint closest to the base, the middle joint, and the end where the monitor is mounted) all of which can rotate 180+ degrees. The up and down motion is also good and easy to adjust after tightening/loosening the tension. Just a tip for anyone getting this, test the tension level of each arm before adjusting. It turned out that the one was tight and the other was loose so I wasted some time tightening the loose one and loosening the tight one. The Ultrawide I plan to get should fall within the weight specs as outlined in the details but I will update when I get it.Also a note on the seller, the product came with one missing component and I reached out to them and got a fairly quick response and my issue was resolved.

This is the second set of dual monitor arms I bought for my two HP 2711x monitors, and it works perfectly. If you have HP 2711x monitors, or a similar set, this is the dual monitor mount you're looking for -- just make sure to get the VESA mount adapters for your HP monitors first. The first dual monitor mount I bought was from a separate brand, it was very difficult to adjust, the tilt adjustment wouldn't hold in place no matter how hard I tightened the hex screw, and it fell down within a few minutes. But this one from Mount-It! is very easy to adjust and set in place by tightening with the provided hex keys. It even comes with a little clip for the stand to hold the hex keys for adjusting the monitor arms in the future. And there's so much customization in positioning and aligning your monitors. It's awesome for my standing desk and for creating a more ergonomic set up. Plus, it freed up a lot of space because I had been propping my monitors up on stacks of books before. I'm very happy with my purchase and highly recommend this dual monitor desk mount!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I went from a table which would accommodate two monitors but I changed to a small desk after we remodeled the room. It took a long time for me to decide on this item but the reviews were excellent help. I recommend this to everyone because it's easy to put together and I might even send a picture because pictures are worth a thousand words.

I will admit I almost considered returning this. I couldn't adjust the arms at first, but later found out it's much easier to do once you actually mount your monitors lol. I love the cable management feature on the arms as well. Then I wanted to return again when I mounted my 2nd 27 inch monitor and it immediately dropped. READING INSTRUCTIONS IS FUNDAMENTAL!! I used the included allen wrench to turn the middle joint counter clockwise and all was well again. It has my desk looking clean!

The more I use this the better I like it. Went the extra mile to add assorted bolt, nuts, spacers. These guys are the best. First put monitor on and it sunk to tabletop. Just had to tighten spring to fit weight of monitor. Instructions great, allen wrench provided. Again, great supporting assortment to match any need.

Using with two 27" monitors. Does not have a lot of adjustment with 27" if I want them together, but able to move up/down with some forward/back. Hold the monitors well and does not fall after adjusting the spring as documented. Installation was easy and cleared up desk space so I could work.

Algunos dirán que encuentran soportes mas económicos y de buena calidad. Sin embargo en mi caso particular lo necesitaba para colocar 2 monitores de diferente taño, uno de 27 pulgadas y uno secundario de 20. Al ser independiente las extremidades logras jugar con la posición, altura y movilidad de cada uno. El de 27 obvio lo tengo casi estático pero los tornillos están mas abajo y el de 20 esta mas en el centro. Por eso este producto era el indicado para mi.

I've only set up one arm thus far, no real complaints. only issue I had was the arm came too tightened, swivel/tilt/rotate etc didn't work until it was loosened just a little bit. using the mount relieved my neck pain, and I'm very happy with the product.

Tengo 2 Monitores Samsung s27d590p (27 Pulgadas) y no puedo mantenerlos en la parte Alta, las instrucciones dicen que con apretar un ajuste en el brazo, debería de ser suficiente, pero no lo es!, después de unos minutos el peso del monitor hace que se "bajen" los brazos... :-(

Excellent. Solid, strong and fully adjustable.Good instructions.Works well as an edge clamp mount.However, the kit is missing a base spacer if used as a hole mounted desk top unit.

Works nicely for me. A note that you should check the material of your desk first. It might damage your desk if your monitors are too heavy.