HUANUO 17-32 Inch Dual Monitor Stand, Gas Spring Dual Monitor Mount, Monitor Stand 2 Monitors, Ergonomic Adjustable Tilt/Swivel/Rotate, Weight Max 19.8 lbs, VESA 75/100mm

Super easy to put together and fit my monitors perfectly. The pieces can be heavy once you attach the monitor, but the stand is sturdy and saves a bunch of space on my desk. It was the perfect upgrade from my last monitor arm, which unlike this one, couldn’t stack my monitors. I’m incredibly pleased with the quality and performance of this stand.

Fantastic monitor mount from a great brand. This is probably my 4th mount I've got from Huanuo as I've continually upgraded my setup, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.The quality is great, the stability and adjustability is top notch. If you want a stacking monitor setup, this is the one to buy.I came across Huanuo from a tiktok ad, so I was skeptical at first, but I'm a lifelong customer. The one time I had a defective piece with a different product I bought, they were quite responsive and sent me an entirely new replacement for free even though I just needed one small piece. Can't ask for much better than that.

Super easy to put together, took me maybe 10 minutes. The build quality is great — feels sturdy and holds both monitors with no issues. Adjusting the height and angle is easy, and it looks good on my desk. Definitely recommend if you want a solid, non expensive dual monitor arm.

These are incredibly easy to put together to start. That’s high on the list for me. They’re also very sturdy and I have a lot of trust in them at the moment. They were easy to manipulate to get my monitors where I wanted them in terms of aligning them, but the spring tension still eludes me. I can’t get them to really lower and stay where they are no matter what I do, but I’ve made it work regardless. It looks great where I have it in a way window which gave me a lot of room to move the arms - if you’re flush up against a wall these do take up space so you either have to move your desk away from the wall or be prepared to finagle the positioning of the mount base. They’re a bit expensive but in comparison to the static pole mounts I would take these any day and pay the bit of a premium.

This is a great stand. I have a 34" curved ultra wide and a 27" vertical monitor (left of the ultra wide). It's SO hard finding a monitor stand for my setup that doesn't lead to having my desk more than an inch or two from the wall behind it.I bought this in hopes the 34" would fit next to the 27" being vertical and it fits no problem. It did take a lot of back and forth to find the sweet spot, but the pieces are all decent quality.My favorite thing about the stand is also my least favorite; it's VERY adjustable. I spent SO much time getting it just right for my setup. I was a little annoyed spending so much time on it, but once I sat down and used my PC it was worth it.My old stand didn't allow me to have my monitor high enough. I'm big on ergonomics and had to find a solution. Now that I have my monitors at the right height, I'm very happy.People have mentioned being careful tightening things on this stand. I tend to tighten things pretty heavily and had no issues with anything stripping out. The stand is very well designed.

Note: not all monitors, even modern ones, are VESA mountable. I learned this the hard way (darn you Dell!)The work I'm talking about in the title is adjusting the arms to where they work well for me. This product gives as much motion as you could possibly get from a mount, but it does have limitations, which I quickly realized (the arms only go so far up, so it's better to aim high: mine are both at the top of the stick; also, if you want them to be as far back as possible while being close together, you need range from the desk to the wall. I had to move my stick from right next to the pegboard to 6 inches to the right to make it work like this).Also. Instead of unmounting the monitors, I found it easier to carefully remove the entire arm with the monitors attached. I missed the step where it says to put in the screws on the monitor then hang it up and put the rest of the screws. It can be done as a one-man job, other than that and the need to move the stick to the right (which I chose to keep everything mounted rather than remove and shift, which made it a 2-man job).The cable management was a nice touch (though it doesn't take away the rest of my cable management which looks terrible). Just make sure to take off the caps on the arms before you mount or you won't have an easy time getting them off. The holders to attach were easy enough after the fact but might have been easier beforehand as well.Finally, there were some pieces it wasn't clear what were for, as in their purpose wasn't mentioned in the manual as far as I could tell, though they were listed there in the materials list.