VIVO17 to 32 inch Dual Pneumatic Monitor Mount, 2 Pneumatic Arms, Adjustable Swivel, Rotation, Heavy Duty VESA Desk Stand with C-clamp, Grommet, Max VESA 100x100, White, STAND-V002KW

I have used quite a few monitor mounts over the past couple decades and I always go for budget mounts. At around $100, I would consider this a mid-priced mount, but extremely fair price for the pneumatic arms.The assembly is by far the easiest of any multiple mount that I have installed in the past. Take your time and follow the simple directions, will take 30-60 minutes. After having my desk cleared off, it took about 30 minutes to install mine.So far I really like the sturdiness. The pneumatic arms work extremely well, after properly adjusting the tensioners. Making all adjustments is fairly simple and easily reachable.I am becoming a bit of a Vivo fan boy as of late. I now have their desk, cable management bag, under desk drawer, speaker stands with desk clamps and under desk pc mount. Everything is great quality at extremely affordable prices.

I have an older 24'' that is kinda heavy and a 32'' curved 4k monitor. I put both on this and after tightening the springs, they are sitting perfect. Everything needed is included and was quick to setup. I am having spine surgery so I wanted to get my monitors higher and this set them perfect for what I am looking for.

I had to scratch my head a few times. The mount is supposed to hold my three monitors in place, for my gaming rig. That's where it drifts a little apart from its intended purpose.In gaming, you want to line up the monitors in the horizontal plane. That's were it becomes tricky with this mount.The two outer arms have some pneumatic mechanism that tries to push them into the up position.NOT GOOD!Of course one can mount the center monitor higher up. If you do that, you’ll get a stiff neck, looking up during a gaming session. I guess one could fabricate a lower mount point for the center screen.There are some adjustment screws that determine the force used to push the outer arms up. One can fiddle with them, I wound up with the least force. It works, but it is a flimsy solution, because the only thing that holds the monitor in place, is their own weight. The mount would be much better for gaming if there was a locking mechanism e.g. a pin, screw or some design that allows for locking the arms in place.So, while good for some financial broker that doesn’t care where the monitors are, because each of them has something else on the screen, it isn’t the greatest choice for a gamer setup.I’ll keep them because I don’t want to design and build a monitor setup that suits me perfectly.Because there is no locking mechanism, I’ll give it only 4 stars. Otherwise it seems to be a good quality mount.The packaging it came in, is carefully designed to get it undamaged to you.It also includes all hardware to successfully assemble the mount.Sturdiness, largely depends on how and where it will be mounted.

Product works perfectly, and despite reading a review that claimed there was no "locking mechanism", I was able to set up all 3 monitors to be hanging low just above the desk, locked in place.The tension mechanism on both of the arms is confusing, but basically you twist one way first then lower it to where you want, then twist back the other way until the arms stop going up.Once you figure that out, you can set the monitors perfectly exactly how you want, which makes them especially great for gaming.

The pneumatic arms are awesome. Holds my 27in and 24in monitors great, and could definitely withstand more weight. Included cable management is good, but not amazing as cables can be seen on the bottom where it attaches to desk. I would absolutely point to Vivi for anyone wanting to get a monitor mount.Only change I would make is including a longer pole that the pneumatic arms attach to. I luckily used a different vivo arm before this one and used the taller pole from that. The default one included here simply isn't tall enough for my to orient monitors at a nice level while having them extended far forwards. Taller pole would give users more adjustability.

Pretty standard but great quality triple arm monitor mount. Clamp is sturdy. Left and Right arms have TONS of movement and length. The middle arm is rather fixed horizontally and diagonally but can be adjusted vertically. This is a reoccurring theme in most 3x arm monitor mounts though so no big deal. Once you get them setup, which the setup is easy, it looks great. I would recommend this and buy it again.

This was the 4th monitor arm I purchased. I have two 27" curved monitors and a sit/stand desk. The 1st arm would not hold the monitors upright; the 2nd was one stationary position which worked fine when I sat but was too short when I stood; the 3rd arm would not level. All were cumbersome to assemble but fairly easy to install. This was assembled within about 15 minutes and installed less than 5 minutes. It allows for me to make minor variations to the height when I am sitting or standing and holds both monitors level and upright. I would recommend installing the arms higher on the bar so you have a full range to go up or down in the positioning of the monitors. I had originally installed them lower but found they were not high enough when standing. Moved the arms up on the bar and now I can easily move the monitors up and down based on sitting or standing position. Very pleased with this arm.

I'm not a stranger to VIVO products. I have had good experiences with all its products I own except this. This was an easy install process but the pneumatic arms are fixed on maximum height. Every attempt to adjust the tension failed as it tightens just when I feel it's about to loosen up.Support advised to make 15-30 turns clockwise for light monitor and anti-clockwise for heavy monitor. I believe I've made about 100 turns trying to figure this out but still not fixed.Unfortunately, I will have to return this product. I hate the process of disconnection and packing this up.Update: So I decided to keep adjusting the tension as directed in manual just more than required. The tension was loosened and I was able to set the desired angles and height. Glad I don't have to return again. The product is sturdy and of good quality.

A lo largo de estos años desde pandemia, mi afición por comprar productos de cómputo ha aumentado exponencialmente, este es el cuarto soporte que compro. Probé con soportes para un monitor, dos monitores con base, dos monitores con abrazadera y este último, que es para tres monitores con abrazadera. Todos de la marca VIVO, cada uno mejor que el anterior. Tiene excelente soporte tanto en horizontal como en vertical, los neumáticos funcionan bien y los monitores laterales quedan exactamente donde los dejaste. El único detalle que yo le veo, y que quizá por eso en el futuro me anime a comprar otro, es que el monitor central no tiene brazo neumático, está fijo al mástil, únicamente puedes subirlo o bajarlo y girarlo a la izquierda o derecha, no puedes alejarlo o acercarlo. Quise ponerle uno de los brazos de mi anterior base para dos monitores que es de la misma marca, pero el diámetro del mástil era diferente y no se pudo. Quedaré en espera de encontrar uno para tres monitores con tres brazos neumáticos.

Me encantó mi compra, recomiendo al vendedor y al producto

Very Practical! Creates more room on desk.

TL;DR version: I'm impressed. Rather fiddly to set up, with unclear instructions (video helped a bit), but it does everything I want it to do. Suboptimal management (cables need to run behind central pole), so came up with a workaround. Really sturdy - I've no concerns it will fall. Overall I'd say a 9.9 out of 10 but some room for improvement.I had very specific requirements. The stand had to have small leg-print (previous solution took up half the desk). The stand had to be very sturdy (safety top priority). The stand had to be clamped only (no drilling through my desk please). The stand had to be able to cope with a slightly tapered desk edge (so the clamps needed to be inset by an inch). The stand had to position three 24" (HP) monitors at the correct height (top edge equal to my eyes) and preferred angles (slightly angled inwards).I looked at every stand on the market (Amazon sells around 10 potentially viable options) and narrowed it down to this one and two others (HUANUO and BONTEC, with neither of which I was familiar, but nor had I heard of Vivo).Being Amazon, it arrived next day, which is always exciting. I unpacked the box and read, and reread several times, the rather poorly written instructions (hint: hire a decent technical writer). I eventually got the hang of it. It became apparent that for three 24" screens, it's not needed to use two of the arms (one on each side), but three. rather than five, were sufficient. In fact, with all five, the screens: (i) sat far too high on the desk; and (ii) had too acute an angle compared to what I needed. It was very fiddly getting them precisely into position but with micro turns of the allan keys, I was able to get it precisely into position, which looks amazing.The cable management system is not great. Cables show behind the main pole. I've put them in a sheath and used cable ties, but a cleverer system would have been to make the central vertical pole hollow so cables could be threaded through it. But I'm being very picky on this - my workaround works.The attached picture was taken before the last micromovements to level everything out out using spirit level. That took a couple of hours but worked well.