WALI Dual Monitor Mount, Monitor Arm Fits 2 Screens up to 32 inch, Dual Monitor Stand for Desk 19.8 lbs Weight Capacity per Arm Fully Adjustable Designed for Home Office (M002N), Black

This item is sturdy, heavy-duty, tall, and sufficiently customizable. It is not fancy or soft around the edges. Literally. Some of the metal work still has rough edges and leftover material from the machining process. I got a mild metal "splinter", and I found a long coil of machined steel scrap (it almost looked like a spring or coil from a spiral notebook) in the carpet after putting this together on the floor.But, I will give this five stars anyway, as this was almost precisely what I needed, at an excellent price. I now have two 24" monitors mounted over my Samsung ultrawide, which is itself 20" tall. The fact that this is mounted this solidly to my desk with the included clamp, and no holes drilled (although the hardware was included to do that, if I wanted), is an impressive feat. The mounts are centered at 29" above my desk, with room to raise it another two inches or so, if needed. I'm able to adjust the monitors along roll, pitch, and yaw directions, with some minor limitations.

I was practically done setting this up in less than 15 minutes and by far the easiests of the mounts I have ever assembled/used/tested. I chose this product as it was a taller mount and offered to mount a pair of monitors (upto 27") on top of my existing 32" monitor setup (3-pairs). This was both a requirement and a nessecity and I didn't have much room to play with the positioning of the vertical pole/stand and the arms and the existing real-estate. The design/flexibility of the product (maneuvering the arms for perfect positioning) was truly awesome in my openion. And hanging the monitors was a breeze. Very happy with the product and will probably stick to the brand in future. The vetical pole is about 1.5" in diameter and might not feel sturdy enough (I previously had 2.5" diameter poles) but it does the job very nicely and I am really happy with the end result. Overall, very well thought out design and practical in applicability (not overweight and not flimsy...money well spent). I would highly recommend this to anyone using upto 27" monitors weighing around 10-12 lbs.

it great, study, at a reasonable price (I paid 45 but now I see it is on sale for 37)Pro:works for standing desk if you get the extra tallCan adjust the angle, and rotation of the screen easily and precisely when you adjust the joints rightStudy, I feel very comfortable mounting my company paid for monitors on thisClamp to desk allows setup with no drilling or extra toolsConsHeight adjustment (from standing to sitting heights) is challenging, sometimes it can be done easily some times I (a 25 year old actively exercising man) will break a sweat trying to adjust the height, it takes a lot of wiggling while holding up the weight of both monitors and arms. If they had a pin system for height adjustments that would be niceThe design of the clamp attachment was difficult to screw in to a cubical set up (the threaded plate is oriented so that when you try to put it together you don't have much space to get the screw in if you are setting this up in a cubical desk), otherwise it would be easy on a free standing desk

I bought this to mount a modern 27" and an older 17" monitor together while changing the angle my desk is approached at as well as making a bit more "earthquake proof" as the 27" was previously on top of a few towers. I wasn't expecting much for build quality and clamping force, so I expected to have to engineer a top brace to keep everything stable. I'm surprised to say that I was not in need of a top brace, though I may add one anyway, and the overall build quality was quite nice. I did add a couple of more large screws to the bottom bracket (there's 4 holes, might as well use 4 screws) and I also added a headphone hanger at the top. The cable management bits were just "OK" but I've got 3M Velcro cable straps coming out of every orifice, so I just augmented them with cable straps. I will say that I was not very impressed with the table clamp screw handle strength but it's a "set it and forget it" part, so I don't expect to have any real problems there because it's a little flimsy. In my opinion the biggest area for improvement would probably be a larger bottom "foot" as the included one is just long enough to get wedged while you tighten down the table clamp (or take up slack to tighten down); another 10MM or 20MM overall length would probably keep this from happening as well as get just a bit more spread on the clamping load. Anyway, for the budget price, I'm very happy with my purchase and will be purchasing from WALI again should I happen across their products in my needs.Update 3/6/21: I did end up adding the trip brace and it feels as solid as can be. This is a good thing because I added another pair of arms and now have the original 27", a 19" widescreen, a 17" 3/4, and a 19" 3/4 on it along with a headphone hanger. I am still thoroughly pleased and have to say it's one of my favorite purchases in the last year or two. Stop hesitating and just buy it if you've gotten this far.