Stand Steady Triple Monitor Desk Stand with Tabletop Base, for Home or Office Use, Height Adjustable Computer Monitor Stand with Full Articulation VESA Mounts, Fits Most LCD/LED Monitors 13-32 Inches

This is an incredible triple monitor stand. The sides are quite stable and they have a great amount of moblitly! I was able to get my curved 27” monitors to line up perfectly! There is just a little side to side wobble from where the mounts meet the clasps, but for as easy as it was to move attach the monitors, I’d rather give a 5 stars than a 4 . My favorite points: - just how much you can move the side arms around. It allows for great positioning! - the top monitor tilts. This was a must have for me, to minimize glare. -they included extra screws! They had 4 different screws for just Incase your monitor didn’t take standard! They had longer screws with spacers and washers(which saved me, I had the mount sticking out of one of my monitors) -stable. This stand is built out of metal, so don’t expect a light stand. Just make sure you tighten up all the screws!!! You can store the included Alan wrenches ON THE STAND. With the cable management clasps! Steady stand out so much thought into making it an easy experience. Hats off to this company.

First we are a financial office and have MANY monitors, stands, and configurations. I have been using a dual mount with a larger monitor on the desk to the side. After years of dual mount (side by side) I am so done. Having to keep your head tilted right or left (or having to glance) for HOURS all day is for the birds. I wanted to have a 32'' in the center (bottom) and 2 24'' monitors above that could be landscape or portrait. I send them a message to see if this would work and they responded promptly. This is also the first mount we have used that has a base to sit on the desk over a clamp. This think is awesome! It is BIG (it can fit 3 32'' monitors). The base vs clamp is really nice so you can move it around. One really nice feature is the VESA mounts can "slide off" (there is one screw to secure) the arms. Our other mounts do not allow this so you have to mount the monitors to the arm (with the monitors face down etc) and than clamp to the desk without damaging the monitors. No more with this product. They did a great job and we will begin to replace our other mounts with these.

I'm not going to make this super long because it's pretty straight forward. I'll update months down the line if things change, but as of right now I'm impressed. Sturdiness - Aside from when you put one monitor on one side you will need something to prop up that side while you attach the other monitor, this thing is surprisingly sturdy for having no physical mount to the desk. ALL the monitors have adjustments so you can move the monitors without it being too firm or too loose. Looks - It looks like a monitor stand. Not sure how else to state that part, it does a good job of hiding cables . Putting it together - Opening the box is a bit scary, but once you get all of the pieces out you realize there's really only a few things you have to put together and I'd say it took me less than 30 minutes taking my time with no power tools. Setup - It's kind of atypical to have an overhead mount but honestly I love it for what it is. I have 2 32 inches and 27 inch on top and I think it looks great and functionally great for work setups where you monitor, or even just a jack around screen. You can adjust the angle so it's not that much of a strain on your neck.

This monitor mount is exactly what I needed. I now have all 3 monitors on one desk and easy to see. Sturdy and definitely will hold my monitors with no problems. Pros : Nice look. Black with all parts being painted. Sturdy. Will hold all monitors without slipping. I can still adjust viewing angle and rotate monitors but unless I move them, they stay just as I put them Cable management. I give it 50/50. It works but not really great. I need longer cables for better routing but the plastic clip have a real cheap feel to them. I don't see them lasting. Cons Not the easiest to put together. Best to have someone help you if you value your monitors. You must tighten each clamp very tight. My hands do not work well so I had to use a wrench on the end of the hex keys to get enough force. tighten, slip monitor on, check to see if it holds, re-tighten, re-check. make sure you do the bottom first with arms all the way back. The Vesa mounts had a problem with the top screw. Will try to take a picture and add. basically, this screw holds the Vesa mount onto the arms after you slip it on. It screws into the Vesa mount adaptor on the lower arms. The problem is how the threads are made. basically they used the screw to make threads into a hole punched into the mount. When you try to take it out to install the monitor with the Vesa mount, it will not come out without really torquing. Then you must make sure it will re-thread. had to use a little oil to smooth it out. Top mount did not have this problem since it used a different screw. All together, I am glad I got this mount. Very sturdy and actually worth the cost. when hanging $$$ monitors, DO not cheap out.

I love this soooooo much. And their customer service is helpful, responsive and went out of their way to help me find an adapter on Amazon to attach an old monitor. Good direct so fairly simple to assemble. Very sturdy, i have a cat and am accident prone... still standing. I love it so much! I almost dread returning to the company's office cuz this has increased my productivity tenfold and made for less eye strain having multiple screens right there to compare 2 docs on 2 different monitors, then have my telemeetings, chats and emails on the others on normal sized screens. How did I ever work without this?! Lol. After using these, I'm actually kicking myself for not getting the four screen one. But I think I can buy another dual-arm from the company in the near future. Very satisfied customer.

I have one 32" monitor on the bottom and two 27" monitors on the top- I reversed the order. I added a 5 pound weight laying the base as a precaution. Not that the assembly seemed unstable but I like to be sure. I've used this for three weeks and it is great. Was easy to assemble and modify for correct placement. It seems very sturdy including the two arms at the top. I would highly recommend it.

Cheap. All of the black screws, and most of the holes they thread into, have been *painted*, which means you will have definite trouble getting them to engage properly. And the metal is cheap, so there's also a risk of stripping the threads if you apply enough force to scrape the paint off the threads. I had to "chase" the threads with un-painted screws and nuts to make them minimally usable. Some of the pre-installed fasteners were so "painted in place" that they were not removable even with pliers. It is advertised as being able to handle monitors up to 32 inches -- this is simply NOT true. I put two 24-inch monitors on mine, and it immediately began toppling forward into my face. The "foot" of the stand is simply not large enough. I won't even try putting a third monitor on the top-center position. I was able to temporarily fix the toppling issue by pushing the monitors all the way back to the vertical pipe of the stand, but I'll probably have to drill holes through the foot and bolt it down onto a large board to really fix the issue. The threaded "sleeve" to join the two vertical pipes is supposed to be held in place by two grub screws, that drive into the threads on the vertical pipes. This violates some of the most basic rules of mechanical assembly -- DO NOT tighten those grub screws much (if at all), or you will risk damaging the threads and potentially making it impossible to unscrew the pipes from each other in the future. The included allen keys do not include one large enough to adjust the stiffness of the arms, so you'll need your own allen wrench set. The plastic knobs for attaching the monitor "mounting plates" have flashing that is sharp and will cut you -- you'll want a file or some sandpaper. It's only a "3 monitor" stand if you have the lower two monitors close to the bottom -- if you are using a laptop that's not closed, putting the lower two monitors high enough to clear the laptop's built-in monitor will not leave enough room for the 3rd monitor, unless all three monitors are pretty small (below 20", I think).

Bought this to replace a 2-monitor stand after buying a new monitor. Instead of replacing one of the existing monitors I went with this stand in order to have 3 monitors. And it works great. Very stable on my desk. I have three 27' monitors, 2 of them side by side and the other up top. This has cleared my desk up a bit and it doesn't look as cluttered. Would recommend.

Excellent mount. No clamp needed. Assembly isn't too difficult. Everything comes together well. Highly recommend.