MOUNTUP Dual Monitor Stand - Freestanding & Height Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount, Steady VESA Mount Computer Stand for 2 Screens up to 27 inches, MU1002

This works Great! Love it!

Not so stable and there is a risk of falling frontward

not good for 23" monitors- it falls off balance

Very nice, rigid and stable. Separate height adjustments window is small (alignment screws).

Works best for light monitors, sometimes it tilts down. Overall very good product.

Excelente calidad de materiales, súper sencillo de armar. Lo tengo con dos monitores de 22’’ —de diferentes marcas y uno más pesado que el otro—y no se tambalea. No es apto para escritorios pequeños, la base es bastante amplia.

Very good quality and stable

Arrived quickly, easy to set up in a few minutes, solid, no issues. Holds my dual 25" monitors just fine. Comes with all tools needed (5mm, 6mm, 7mm Allen keys, one with a Philips-style end for screws, plus spacers for the butterfly bracket, if needed.) The post cable guide also has slots to hold all 3 of those wrenches; so you'll still have them handy if/when you need to make adjustments or take it apart. You might need help when attaching the monitors, so it doesn't fall over. I did it all myself with no issue, however; I just laid out the monitors on the carpet. The brackets simply slide together, tightly; a tiny retainer screw on each provides extra insurance that they won't slide off if, say, being moved across the room or to a different office. (If traveling a distance or by vehicle, I would probably release the monitors from the stand.) I might have preferred the clamp-on style, but my desk is too thick for that option. This is plenty sturdy, however, (unless you have, say, a toddler that wants to hang on one end). But for other reviewers who claimed it wasn't strong enough to hold their monitors, I don't know what they did wrong...? A couple things to mention, and this may be universal across all monitor stands. I'm a bit OCD and I really really like my dual monitors to butt up against each other perfectly. That's annoyingly hard to do, I'm always a few mm off. (Ok, I just had to mess with it, and now the bottom corners are a full cm off). Thinking about getting a couple 4-inch Velcro strips to put on the back and hold them exactly where I want. Also, in order to get them close, the "elbows" of the arms must bend and stick out 2"-3" backwards towards the wall (or in my current case, wood blinds). If you have smaller monitors, it could easily be twice that far. Only matters if you're crunched for space.