LANGRIA Dual Monitor Arm Stand Mount Full Motion Height Adjustable Riser with C Clamp/Grommet for 15''-27'' LCD Computer VESA Monitor (2 Arms, Black)

This is a great quality dual arm monitor arm. I setup (2) 20” HP elite e202’s that fit perfectly. There are 4 screws on the back to hookup the monitor to each arm. Then there is a ‘C’ clamp to secure it to the desk, the entire frame is sturdy and made is sturdy quality. My only gripe is that you have to use an Allen wrench to extend/decrease the arm length.

Item came well packaged. It has cleared up some space on my desk. The arms are holding steady with a 28” on one side and a 20ish on the other. Easy to install and has a few options.I purchased a second one to use at work. The only issue I had was one of the monitors was significantly heavier due to its age and is about 10-15 pounds so the arm would not hold it up. Swapped that monitor out for a newer one and everything is great.Update:Customer service was great. They responded quickly to my question and the weight issue was an operator (me) error. I was turning the tension adjustment the wrong direction. Using this stand really helped clear up some desk top space and looks much cleaner. A coworker liked it so much that she bought one too.

I like the design of it, I'm not really sure about the amount weight it actually handles. It states that it holds up to 27 inch monitors. I'm using 27 inch Monitors from ACER and the arms appear holding the monitors appear to get tired and not hold on a proper alignment. The monitor shows a little tilted to the left side. I have adjusting the arm but it does not appear to have helped. I will try a couple other adjustments and see if i get a better result. Overall it better than other brands i tried before.

Does what it says it does. Won't win any style awards. Relatively cheap.The tension screw has to be tightened pretty much all the way to hold monitors without sagging (check manual) . The monitor swivel is firm so your monitors won't rotate unless you want them to. The included cable management system is kinda great especially since I wasn't expecting any.Make sure you don't get smacked in the face when you remove the velcro straps from the arms while unpacking. They are under tension.Also, glue the rubber pads on before you install.Guess I'll see how long the gas springs last.

Super easy. I thought it would be complicated. You can adjust the arms really really well too like all around the place. You have the control. Using it for a 24 inch gaming monitor 144hz Asus and a 17 inch old dell monitor from idk maybe 7 years ago so it's also decently heavy. I have had no problems so far. I move it where ever I want and it stays. I would definitely buy again.Had second thoughts because there weren't many reviews or videos on it but this thing is amazing. It was either this or the 31$ stand that doesn't look as adjustable.

I have 2 monitors to mount. 1 is 6lbs and the other is 10lbs. The heavier one doesn't stay up with the arm stretched out while the lighter one does. Tried to swap them to exclude a manufacturer defect, but the result was the same. If you have light, thin monitors, then this could work for you. Otherwise, don't even bother. Tip: measure your monitors before ordering.

Great bang for the buck and looks clean.Very heavy but it comes entirely assembled besides the mounting bracket. Have a 19" inch HP and a 24" Asus vp247qg on each mount. The HP worked on the default settings, had to tweak it for the Asus panel. Everything holds great. I did notice if you move the monitor to around 3 inch or lower above desk height, it'll sag to the desk no matter what setting. I keep my monitors medium height so it's stays fine. Monitors do sit pretty far forward if you want both to touch. If you have room behind your desk or an open space the arms can swivel the opposite direction and make both monitors touch while they sit further back. So a disadvantage for small areas or desk against the wall situations. Otherwise if you looking for a monitor stand this is it.

Overall this is a good dual monitor holder/stand that is easy to set up and handles a good bit of weight easily. One major problem - minor adjustments are difficult to make - like the tilt/viewing angle towards or away from ones direct gaze, that is adjusted by a screw, which once tightened allows for little or no wiggle to make those fine adjustments to get both monitors to be at the same viewing angle.