AVLT Triple 13"-27" Monitor Arm Desk Mount fits Three Flat/Curved Monitor Full Motion Height Swivel Tilt Rotation Adjustable Monitor Arm - Extra Tall/VESA/C-Clamp/Grommet/Cable Management

Assembly was pretty straight forward. Tension adjustments on side mounts hold well once adjusted. Center mount tightens well and holds monitor nicely. Mount is sturdy, however given that I couldn’t use the clamp as my desk doesn’t have a lip in the back, I had to drill a hole through my desk and mount to that. But I’d rather mount it that way. Not because clamp is poorly made, it’s just that we’re talking 3 monitors here. Couldn’t hurt to have it be as sturdy as possible. The only thing that I could see being a potential problem was that upon removing the pieces from the box, I found 2 very small set screws in the bottom of the box. The screws would end up being used to secure the center rod to the base. Had I not seen these, I could very well have thrown them out and thought they weren’t shipped with the rest of the items. Set screws are used throughout for securing items to each other. These two were simply not screwed in all the way. It’s not a huge deal, just be sure to do a thorough check for all parts and of all parts. These things happen.Long story short, worth it! Clean look, well built, and though I don’t have a before shot, this mount allowed for a much cleaner and less cluttered desk. My work space feels open and more comfortable.

This stand is amazing. Clamping from the top makes is absolutely zero hassle to get on, especially if you have a panel on the back side of the desk that can get in the way of clamping from the bottome like I do.The spring hinges are super sturdy and simply drop into place. Fiddle with the tightness of the spring and then you are able to easily adjust the position as you like and it will hold in place. Never have to worry about sagging arms.I would say this is perfect. My ONLY issue, and the reason for 4 star, is it says it works for monitors up to 27 inches. While this is true, the arms arent quite long enough to angle the side monitors as much as I'd like. I think ideally to say it works with a monitor size it should be able to angle 45 degrees from the center monitor. An extra inch or so per arm would have totally solved this

This is 100% the best mount for your money, I read another review saying that it won't hold 27" monitors? Idk what world they live in but I use this mount for a 32" and a 27" ultra wide together and it works perfectly! Set up was a breeze had it on my desk with monitors attached and in place in no time. Super sturdy, easy to adjust, easy to assemble. This is the mount you're looking for, buy it.

This is a sturdy, well-built monitor stand that has had no issue holding my three monitors (<10 lbs each). It is difficult to place the monitors to better than about 1/4 inch precision (the mechanism just isn't that stiff), but once placed and with the joint tension properly adjusted, the monitors remain exactly in place.Hiding the desk clamp inside the foot makes for a clean look, but can make it tedious to set up if you need to adjust the stand when positioning your monitors.Note: My stand was delivered missing a piece necessary for complete assembly. After a quick back and forth with the AVLT-Power support team (including a picture demonstrating the piece was missing), they rushed me a replacement and I had the stand assembled within a few days. I am happy with their customer service response.

Very sturdy monitor mount. I have a 27 inch monitor in the middle and one vertical 24 inch and a horizontal 24inch. The stand is nice and sturdy and allows you angle the monitors a good amount (not sure about larger setups but works perfectly for mine). Very easy to install.I am considering switching to a 2 monitor vertical stack and their support was amazingly helpful trying to get me setup. I have yet to try it to see if it's possible, but either way they were quick to respond and very helpful.

I purchased the Aluminum Mechanical Spring Triple computer stand. Dual arm adapter cannot be tightened because excessive paint on screw or in nut.Worst customer support service. There is no phone number available on the website company, product or customer support. Only way is to chat on Skype. If you don't have have mobile number, you cannot create Skype account. Hence you are out of luck.If I could give them negative rating, I would have.

I got overly frustrated with a bunch of stuff that was my own error, but it all started with the pole that holds the arms immediately stripping as soon as I tried to screw it in. I had to slide and reposition the pole multiple times (using two monitors on bottom and one on top) and each time I had to unscrew the pole to adjust the nut. Because the threads basically started stripped, this meant it took upwards of 15 minutes each time I had to screw it back in. I would stand on my desk and push down with all my might and twist until it caught, knowing that it would eventually completely strip all the threads, but not knowing any other option, assuming a return would be denied at this point (I didn't want an exchange at that time). For something so essential to the structure to not be made with good tolerances, is unacceptable.Maybe it's a defect, but it was one of the most frustrating setups I've ever done. What I assumed would take 2 hours, took almost 8. It literally ruined my day and put me in a very sour mood.

The base clamped on well and it is a very sturdy product. I currently have a 32 inch and a 24 inch monitor mounted about as high as it can hold them. It handles the uneven weight like a champ. The connection to your monitor is for a large size and while it dose have holes for the smaller fittings you may need to buy additional hardware to adapt to the plate. The big plus with a mount system like this is getting your desk space back. Two monitors will eat a lot of table up that needed or not can be put to better use.