RICOO Dual Monitor Stand Tilt TS5811 Swivel 15-27 Inch VESA 75x75 100x100 Double Arm Mounting System LED LCD Screen Desk Mount Black

Bought on the basis of other reviews, and very pleased. Mounted 2 x 21" inch monitors. Very solid and well made. All hinges can be tightened with supplied Allen keys. Needs a minimum thickness of desktop of 10mm for mounting the clip, but added a block of wood to to get the thickness. Maximum height above the desk is about 390mm to the centre of the VESA mount.

Holds both of my 24" monitors on well. No wobble or flexing in the arms.Very happy.

No issues and easy installation

So well built and so easy to put together. True German engineering!

The parts for this seem reasonably well made but this took a good 30 minutes to work out how to assemble due to it being a bit fiddly.Once built, it has to be clamped onto a desk. This poses a couple of issues.1. Your desk has to be no more than about 8.8cm thick at the back where the clamp fits. This prevents you using a desk with drawers or one designed with a piece of wood vertically down the back.2. You desk has to be heavy/stable. Certainly heavy enough to maintain a lowish centre of gravity. The clamp weighs 5kg and with probably another 5kg for two monitors, you have over 10kg of weight hanging high on the back of your desk. If your desk is a light MDF one which isn't deep, I fear just a knock or lean in the wrong place sending your whole set up toppling over.(Or also risk of the clamp ripping off taking away a chunk of your desktop if it's cheap MDF).This issue aside, the clamp seems strong enough to hold 2 LG 24 inch monitors which are easily mounted via the vesa screw holes on the back.Once fitted, there's many adjustments which can be made. The arms are height adjustable, tilt and rotatable. This allows pretty good flexibility to position the monitors comfortably within reason.Price isn't cheap but about right for something like this.Overall, if you have a strong sturdy and heavy desk, then this could work well for you.

I’ve mounted a pair of Dell 27” monitors on this mount and the result is nicely satisfying. So long as you can sort out a good cable management solution, so that the mount doesn’t just expose a mess of cables that the monitor stands were previously hiding, the result can look very stylish. The ability to pull a monitor out and turn it around in order to be able to swap cables over, without needing to do any heavy lifting or move anything else on your desk, also feels efficient and sharp. It feels like a solid, professional upgrade.I have a few points to make that are potentially negative, but first and foremost I’ve got to say it’s a solid and well-made mount, with a good strength, and it definitely earns four stars.Assembling the mount takes a bit of work, but the instructions are clear and it’s nicely laid out. There are some nice touches, such as the little holder on the main pole where you can store the allen key once you’ve finished with it, making it easy to access if you want to loosen or adjust the stand.There are also a couple of points where the assembly didn’t quite hit the five-star mark. For example, it would’ve been much easier if the mount ends were detachable, allowing you to screw the monitors on first and then put that part of the mount onto the poles, rather than the other way round. As it is, if you’re working with heavy monitors, a bit of care and jiggling is required- or, if available, a second pair of hands. Also, I had other very minor gripes, such as how there were no spare screws in the pack- eight are needed, eight are provided, so if one screw rolls away under a nearby desk, you need to get it back before you can carry on.The strength of the mount is a four out of five. It tooks a couple of goes to get the tilt part of the mount properly tight- I correctly expected when I went into my office, the morning after setting this mount up, that both of the monitors had tilted forward slightly and needed to be refixed. So if you want the flexibility of being able to move the monitors with one hand, be prepared for them to wander off position a bit when you’re not looking.The positioning is a touch on the imprecise side. As I write this, one of my monitors is a couple of millimetres higher than the other, and there’s a millimetre gap between the two that I can’t seem to squeeze out. If you’re not too fussy then it’s fine, but if you’re wanting to get your monitors absolutely millimetre-perfect in position, you may get a little frustrated.Strength-wise there’s just one point that I have a very, very, very mild concern about, and that’s the crew that fixes the horizontal arm to the vertical pole. It tightens with the allen key but it strikes me as a potential single point of failure- there’s quite a lot of weight on it, and if it spontaneously gives way, then both your monitors are going to fall. Personally I would’ve liked to see an extra safety layer added on this- maybe a loop that could hang over the top of the vertical pole, to share some of the weight- but this might just be my pessimistic side showing, as there have been no signs of problems on my mount at all, I’m just being cautious.For the money (at time of writing) this is a pretty good value, strong mount and the end result is an ergonomic joy. Almost five stars for this one.

This is a good clamp type stand for two monitors but it needs to be attached to a very substantial desk, otherwise there is a danger of the whole set up coming crashing down. It takes a good while to put together, in my case around 45 minutes, but I note others have put it together quicker. I am just not accustomed to assembling these things - that is my excuse. Once up you have full horizontal and vertical movement capability for the screens and the unit is manufactured from a good heavy black coated steel. The instructions were fairly easy to follow and no screws/ bolts etc were missing. I have two identical monitor screens and it works well with these, I cannot comment on how it would perform with screens of different sizes.

Works great for me, holds up two 21" monitors on my desk with no problem. Installation couldn't be easier it can be fixed to the desk with the clamp but this can be a problem if your desk right against the wall. In this case i suggest to drill a hole in the desk just about 10cm from the edge then large enough for the bolt to fit through and mount it that way. This mount allowed me to keep my laptop docked underneath it, which I couldn't do before. Just an advise from me, use it on a massive table because to much weight could cause the table to break through and you could be scratching or breaking your monitors! If you put it in a solid wood table I have not doubt that it would hold the monitors without an issue. A great buy for any home office.