ErGear Dual Monitor Stand, Heavy Duty Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount for 2 Screens up to 32 Inches, Fully Adjustable Height, Tilt, Swivel, Rotate, Supports 17.6 lbs per Monitor Arm, Easy Installation

This stand is amazing. It gives you two setup options.. you can either drill a hole in your desk or just use the clamp, which is super convenient. It holds my monitors securely and feels really stable.Assembly was quick and easy.. even taking my time, it only took about 15–20 minutes. Once it’s set up, you can adjust it however you like with no hassle. Overall, it’s a great, affordable option. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy it again.

The media could not be loaded. Functionality: Works exactly as expected. Very sturdy and holds two 32-inch TVs with no problems. I wouldn’t recommend going larger than that, but for this size, it’s perfect.Height & Adjustment: The height is adjustable, and both arms move smoothly. It’s easy to position each screen to your liking, whether side by side or angled.Ease of Installation: Super easy to install. Just be careful when attaching your monitors. Once set up, the whole system feels secure and stable.Cable Management: The built-in cable routing behind the arms keeps things clean and organized, which is a nice bonus for a tidy setup.Desk Recommendation: Make sure you use a strong, sturdy desk that can support the mount and the weight of both screens. I found a very affordable one that looked cheap at first, but it’s been great. Don’t let the low price fool you highly recommended setup overall.Conclusion: 100% recommended. For the price, this mount exceeded expectations. Solid, adjustable, and keeps everything clean and in place.

Inexpensive and functional. Desk clamp works well although I'm pretty sure I cross threaded two of the bolts while assembling it.Sufficient cable management attachments to wrangle your cables into a more or less tidy arrangement.However the monitor mounts do not fit snugly on the arms. This results in the monitors rocking on the arms making it difficult to level them and keep them level. Adding the screw to the top of the adjustment knob helps pin the monitor plates to the arms but it requires tightening to the point that I'm unable to move the adjuster screw.Also the tilt portion of the arm needed addition tightening to keep the monitors from drooping. I've hung two MSI G32 series monitors on the arms and while they're heavy they are below the max weight limit spec for this product.For the price this was an affordable solution for my needs and I will be keeping it but I know there are better (and, yes, more expensive) solutions available and a part of me wishes I'd spent more for a stand which is more refined.

I purchased this monitor stand over three and a half years ago, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with its performance. Once I set it up, I never had to readjust or re-tighten anything—the assembly was seamless, with everything aligning perfectly. It reliably supported two monitors without any issues throughout its use.Even though I’m no longer using it due to upgrading to a new monitor, I still have the stand because of its durability and solid construction. The cable management system was also a standout feature, effectively hiding cords and keeping my workspace neat and organized.Overall, this monitor stand was definitely worth the purchase, and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy it again if the need arises.

Exactly what I was looking for. Great quality and versatility. Moves around very easily for all kinds of monitor arrangements.

-Easy to use and assemble. Comes with pretty much everything you need.-Easy to reassemble when changing out or adjusting screens-Holds my two 24 inch screens with no issue. Feels very stable and sturdy on my desk-Easily adjustable height-Functional hooks along the screen arms for better cable management-Additional holders on the main arm to hold the allen-key you'd need to tighten or loosen any of the parts for easy adjustments.-The C-clamp that attaches to your desk has the option of clamping normally OR drilling through your desk (though you'll have to pre-drill yourself) for additional stability