HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand - Full Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount Swivel Vesa Bracket with C Clamp, Grommet Mounting Base for 13 to 32 Inch Computer Screens - Each Arm Holds 4.4 to 19.8lbs

This is a really nice, high quality product. Unfortunately, I’m returning mine. It does have some natural flexibility limitations and cannot defy physics.I have a relatively small desk in a smallish space, where the desk is up against a wall. The desk is not symmetrical (one end is a file cabinet, the other a leg), and I have 2 computers (a single monitor and a dual monitor).As probably expected, this was for the dual monitor computer. Because of the asymmetry of the desk, the asymmetry of the monitor placement, and its required proximity to the wall, I could not mount it where the reach of the arms allowed the alignment of the monitors because one arm needed to swing out over the desk, which was fine, but the other arm needed to be turned the same direction while keeping the monitor really close to the wall, which meant part of the arm would need to hang over the back edge of the desk. Since the desk had to be up against the wall so close, I didn’t have room for that. I couldn’t get the monitors to align at the same height, have the vertical edges close to maintain the continuity of the desktop, and have them align with the third monitor to provide a smooth “curve” of the 3 monitors across the desk. I really like the mount though, and will evaluate if I can use 2 of their single monitor mounts instead.It was easy to put together, not overpriced (IMO), it looks slick, and it’s very sturdy. If not for the limitations of my desk design and office space, it would have been a very nice addition.

Was on the fence for this mount for a couple months. It was sitting in my cart and I finally pulled the trigger on it. Wish I wouldn't have waited so long, this mount is awesome. Easy to install and adjust. The only real issue I had with it was the VESA plates are mounted on the adjuster arms already, so connecting the arm takes a little more effort than it would if the plate came off. Once its adjusted and tensioned correctly both of my monitors (27 and 24) are a breeze to adjust.Could have a little longer arms, as I found I had to re-seat the base a little more to the left than was intuitive -so the adjustment range/monitor centers were in the best position for my setup. Test fit/extend the arms before mounting to the monitors, every setup will be a little different depending on your desired setup. There is a spot in the base for 2x USB-A cables, but the unit doesn't come with them. Most any standard Y cable would work.Heavy-duty construction, I'm pretty sure this mount will outlive my desk. No bouncing as I type this - or use the desk in general. The extra desk space it frees up is an great added bonus. Can easily portrait or landscape either monitor.Super happy with this purchase, would buy again - but not wait as long this time!

Amazing. At first I was going to return these and get the stacking version by Huanuo but I decided against stacking because I didnt want to crank my neck up and down. Side by side is way better and the setup was easy it took me less than an hour. Only thing that was tricky was adding/decreasing tension because it can be subtle and you basically want to reduce tension while pushing down on the arm somewhat gently to see if it's ready to go down then you keep it on that tension where it's just able to move up/down but still able to stay in place. I bought furniture sliders to help move the table and a steel plate because my cross bar doesn't extend 2 inches out like the product suggests. Also I opted not to use the USB cord pass through and I'm assuming I can't unless I unscrew the base and take off the little stopper. That's fine overall I'm elated at how much real estate I've regained by getting rid of my monitor stands. Now I'm thinking about getting a soundbar or a DAC/AMP.One problem that has been created is that I don't know where a good place is to put my mic boom arm now. It's kind of on the side of my table now immediately to my left and I swing back in front when I need it but it's not ideal.

I’ve got this set up with 2x 27” curved1440p monitors. It supports their weight well. After adjusting the tension dials, they’re easy to move to my desired position and hold that position well. I overtightened the tension so that they stay where they’re meant to.The cable management channels on the back will be great once I finally use them. I was just excited to see how everything looks that I didn’t even bother.I will note that I had trouble getting the monitors to line up with one another and look clean. May not be the best for larger monitors (even though it says it can support up to 32”). I personally had trouble with my two 27s. Curved monitors are a hassle. There seemingly isn’t really enough distance between the mounting arms/posts for me to do my configuration exactly how I’d like. That might be less so the mount’s fault and more so my choice of monitor. Just something to note if you have larger curved monitors.Overall, I’m satisfied with my purchase, although I would not purchase again knowing what I would ideally want a larger distance between the monitor arms for MY particular monitors.Mounting it to the desk was insanely easy. It took me less than 10 minutes to get the monitors on the bracket AND the mount on the desk. It seems VERY sturdy. They barely wiggle in the slightest, even with me shaking my desk.

I wish I had bought this sooner. The HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand has completely changed my desk setup. It was easy to assemble and feels very sturdy once everything is in place. The arms are smooth to adjust and hold my two monitors without any sagging or wobble.The best part is how much better my neck feels. I used to hunch over or look down at my screens all day, and now I can position them at eye level exactly where I need them. After a week of using this stand, I noticed way less stiffness and tension by the end of the day.The cable management clips are a nice bonus and keep everything looking clean.