UPGRAVITY Dual Monitor Wall Mount, Double Monitor Wall Stand for Two 17-32 inch Flat Computer Screens, Height Adjustable Gas Spring Mounted Bracket Arms Hold up to 17.6lbs, VESA 75/100

Durable, well thought out, and easy to install. I like that there is so much difference between the lowest and highest settings to easily account for a stand up desk. Easy to adjust the tension on the arms to change the speed and ease of adjusting them. Full adjustability also - up and down, close the wall or away, and tilting of the monitors. Monitors can also turn from landscape to portrait very easily. I have not done this yet because I have not had the need so I am not sure how the cords will work but it seems like it would be an easy task. I highly recommend this set of mounts.

Super nice quality method to securely mount your computer or flat panel with standard mounting out of your way. Helps to create more work space around your computer desk as well as to perfectly position your monitors for dual monitor use. Easy to install and use. I've had no problem locking the monitor positions in. Unlike other brands that require constant tweaks to ease your mind and inability to work if your monitor is a millimeter out of alignment. Full featured for sure along with a great price as these mounts go,. It can also help keep the HDMI and power cables out of the way.

Good range of movement. Not difficult to adjust (like 1 or 2 finger adjustment). Holds steady once you let go. The initial setup took a bit with the weight of my monitors but wasn't difficult... just took a few minutes to dial in the set screw. Too loose and they slowly went up. Too tight and they slowly fell. But it was easy to do.

Look, the install wasn't terrible, they haven't dropped my monitors yet, adjustments weren't bad... Honestly, as far as a wall-mounted system goes, I can't complain too much. My issue is it that, while it does appear to fit two 32" monitors, it only barely does so. Trying to get my monitors positioned correctly was an exercise in frustration, and TBH, they still aren't how I'd like them. Buuut... it's not bad enough that I'm going to rip it down and buy a different system. I want to upgrade to a curved primary and flat secondary, but there just isn't really enough swing for that to be a thing very gracefully. It's functional, it's great, yadda yadda... but it's probably going to check all of the right boxes for someone with slightly smaller monitors.

It is great product for the price. It feels solid and well built.

It has a great range of motion and is easy to install. Ensure you find a stud when hanging on the wall directly for optimal support. And it builds quality, which is terrific. I have held my two 32-inch monitors without any issues.

I've never used a dual monitor wall stand before, but this one seems solid and was easy to install. I like all the adjustments as I was able to get the two monitors even and exactly where I wanted them.

I work as a freelancer. I have two different laptops that are each connected to very large monitors. I also have a desk that goes up and down for sitting and standing. Once I had the laptops and monitors on my desk, it was A LOT. The top of my desk is glass, so a mount that clamps onto the desk wasn't possible. This wall-mounted option was perfect. You mount it on the wall where you have a stud. Each arm holds a monitor. Then, you can move them up and down and forward and back. They also move really far apart, so neither monitor blocks the other. I don't work across the monitors since mine operate independently of each other, but, if you did, this one would work for that too.