HUANUO PC Monitor Stand with 2 Screen from 13 to 32 Inches, Height Adjustable Gas Spring PC Screen Arm with Full Motion Support VESA 75 x 75/100 x 100 mm

The item is great. I have combined it with a VESA compatible laptop holder for quick switch out between my home laptop and my works one.The stand is very easy to put together and use. Adjusting the position of the monitor and laptop is very easy. The connection to the desk is simple and provides a very sturdy base despite my desk only being 2cm thick. The cable routing can accommodate lots of cables and it keeps it all nicely hidden and neat. In one of the arms I currently have 3x USB cables, laptop power cable, speaker cable and HDMI cable.I would recommend this stand over some of the more expensive ones.

I wanted to mount two fixed Samsung monitors to my desk. This fitting was very easy to put together and is very sturdy. It comes with the ability to either drill the desk and pass a mounting bolt through it, or with a clamp that clamps over the edge. I used the clamp and it is certainly up to the job. You need to play with the settings on the spring loaded arms to adjust for the weight of the monitors so they are neither dropping down to the desk or springing upwards - but this is easy with the Allen key provided. All in all a tidy and easy installation. The instructions do warn you, but be careful when removing the packing straps from the spring arms, they will try to take your teeth out when first released!

I would add pictures but I don't think there is much benefit over the pictures already supplied. Item is as described. Stand is sturdy and for the most part very easy to set up. I did struggle with installing the cable management clips but to be honest I didn't spend much time at it and I was happy to use cable ties (and the supplied Velcro straps) to tidy up the cables. I've a 24in and 27in monitor set up horizontally; I was initially doing to set them up differently, but upon review I wasn't happy with that setup so I'm delighted I chose a mount which enabled me to try various layouts. Closer to 5 stars than 4, but I don't want to give a perfect score due to the little hiccup with the cable clips.

I have just assembled this monitor stand and connected up two 23 inch monitors. Have to admit very impressed. The build quality is excellent - very heavy duty and feels very solid. I was a bit concerned it may be plasticky and lightweight but it is not. I was also concerned it wouldnt work on an Ikea desk/table I am using at hokme which is fairly lightwight and only about 3 cms think - again all fine an no issues with that. Any wobble is coming due to the table and not the monitor stand.Couple of things to note: The cable tidying features are good although the how to use the bottom sets on each arm with two cables was beyond me so used the top ones and just fed into the stand cable ties. Does the job fine. Also instructions on how to adjust the gas arms was a little confusing but once I knew to turn the adjustment screw a lot to balance the screen they really work well and hold monitors still but still allow me to move up and down to suit as needed with no tools.Someone else made a similiar comment but if you desk is not that wide and you want the screens failry close together, the bottom parts of the arms need to stick out behind the desk so you cant have it pushed right back to a wall. I would say I have had to move desk out 10-15 cms from wall to work.Overall though very pleased and impressed with this and would recommend. I got on a lightning deal with a voucher but even at normal price of £50 ish these are wll worth it.

I bought this to supplement my Ergotron LX monitor mount (a much higher priced premium mount). It really is very robust and easy to put together, and can stand toe-to-toe with the Ergotron (for manoeuvrability and sturdiness). Bear in mind that I paid about £40 in the Black Friday sale, whereas the dual-mount Ergotron is closer to £240! For that I can live with it looking a little more utilitarian, after all it is hidden at the back of the desk!Currently I am using only one monitor arm. This works fine and gives me future expandability.At the price paid, or even a little more, it's an absolute bargain.

Steady, well built, and does the job! I stacked two 27' with this arm and it works great.However, compared to the monitors' original stands, using arms at stacking position need more space. Not the space on your table, but the monitors are closer to you as the arms need to fold behind the monitors.If you have a big table then it is not a problem. My table is about 60cm wide (from Ikea). Stacking two 27'' monitors is too close. Definitely will change to a bigger solid wood desk after moving house. The reason I mention solid wood desk here is that the desk I got from Ikea could not manage the weight focusing on one point. It was cracked. (I don't blame it, it is a frame in wood, particleboard or fibreboard and a recycled paper filling.) So I added a hard cover notebook (not laptop, just a notebook for writing with normal pens) on the table, between the clamp. Problem solved!

Easily holds my 2 27" monitors one on top of the other, easy to assemble and feels like a great quality build. I just find it very chunky in appearance compared to other monitor stands I have brought. One thing to take in to consideration is where your mounts are on the monitors, especially if your monitors are different brands/models. One monitor of mine has the attachment holes near the bottom of the screen and the other near the top, so unfortunately I had to swap the monitors around which meant the monitor I specifically wanted on the top is now on the bottom.

I was looking for a dual monitor stand that allowed a bit more freedom of movement than others, and this design looked suitable. I am very happy with it- the fact that each monitor is on its own arm allows them to move independently. In my case I am able to switch between having them side-by-side and stacked one above the other in a few seconds, which is all I could ask for.Build quality feels surprisingly good too