ARES WING Heavy-Duty Monitor Mount for 17-49 inches Ultrawide Curved Flat Monitors, Holds 44lbs, with 18" Extended Column for Desk, Adjustable Gas Spring, Black

I’ve been using this dual monitor stand for about one weeks now, and so far, I’m really pleased with it.I bought it to replace the stock stand on my G9 because the original stand took up a huge portion of my desk. This mount helps free up all that space underneath, giving me a much cleaner setup. In the future, I plan to add a second 49” monitor, but for now, I’m using it to hold a 32” monitor above my G9.Once set up, the stand has been rock solid. Assembly was pretty straightforward, though I had to estimate the right height for the lower arm before securing it. I also positioned the upper arm at its highest setting. Attaching the monitor to the mounting plate took a bit of effort—especially with a display of this size—but that’s to be expected. Having a second person to help definitely makes the process easier.One thing I noticed is that if your monitor tilts forward after mounting, the best solution is to hold the monitor at the angle you want and gradually tighten the bolt in the wrist joint until it stays in place. This seems to be a common issue with mounts for 49” ultrawide monitors, as I’ve seen similar feedback on other models. However, it’s just a one-time adjustment during setup, so it’s not a dealbreaker for me.Overall, this mount offers great value for the price. Unless you’re willing to spend $300-400+ on an Ergotron, this is probably one of the best options out there.

So I had another dual arm before I purchased this one. I bought a 39 inch monitor and was gonna use that. I'm so glad that I decided to purchase this instead. This is so much more sturdy than the one I had. It was easy to assemble, it is very sturdy and the arms work very well to position your monitors exactly where you want them.*** I just got my second 39" Curved monitor. The two monitors will not fit side by side. Not taking anything away from this product, just a warning for those buying

Works great, very sturdy. I have a 40lb 43” Dell monitor on it, rock solid.I do question some of the design choices though.1. It can’t fully push back against the wall because it hits the mounting pole. To get around this you would need to have your monitor up extremely high or way off to the side. I wanted mine closer to center so I cut the mounting pole in half.2. Once the mounting pole is in place there’s no way to move to another location without full disassemble. Other mounts like LG ergo have a bottom hand screw to allow adjusting post install.

I bought the Vivo brand first and it would not stay up, kept sagging/falling down. This one is perfect, it holds my 49" Samsung G9 widescreen perfectly and solidly. I love it. I still think the Vivo's design is in some ways better as it gives more extension, although this gives far more height adjustment. At the end of the day, you don't want your $1200 widescreen monitor falling on the desk so very happy with this one!

This stand is working out nicely for a 40" curve monitor. Really sturdy and no sag in the joint. Time will tell...The only suggestion I'd offer is that the manufacturer include a base plate for the on table to prevent the internal bolt from making a hole in the desk. It's not a deal breaker. I added a block of scrape wood to prevent further issue and provide the leverage needed given the thickness of my desk build.

This thing is not strong enough to hold two g9 odyssey monitor let alone one. I have one g9 odyssey and a smaller monitor with this mount and the back stand is about to snap. As long as I don't move it to much it'll hold for now

This mount worked great - easy installation. I used this in order to continue using an existing entertainment unit but needed a way to handle a larger TV than would actually fit (limited to a 36") . Using this arm I can now enjoy a 48 inch tv supported by this arm in front of the system and easily move it to allow access to other parts of the system. Easily solved a problem I have been wrestling with for years.

If you plan to have 2 somewhat large ultrawide monitors stacked, it is not tall enough at all. Unless you are okay with having one monitor so low that it touches your desk and the other monitor over lapping the top of the first monitor don’t waste your money. Also it is not necessarily difficult to assemble, but it VERY annoying to do so as each part requires different tools and bit sizes and shapes to assemble. I DO NOT recommend at all. 0 Stars.