HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand - Full Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount Swivel Vesa Bracket with C Clamp, Grommet Mounting Base for 13 to 32 Inch Computer Screens - Each Arm Holds 4.4 to 19.8lbs

Was on the fence for this mount for a couple months. It was sitting in my cart and I finally pulled the trigger on it. Wish I wouldn't have waited so long, this mount is awesome. Easy to install and adjust. The only real issue I had with it was the VESA plates are mounted on the adjuster arms already, so connecting the arm takes a little more effort than it would if the plate came off. Once its adjusted and tensioned correctly both of my monitors (27 and 24) are a breeze to adjust.Could have a little longer arms, as I found I had to re-seat the base a little more to the left than was intuitive -so the adjustment range/monitor centers were in the best position for my setup. Test fit/extend the arms before mounting to the monitors, every setup will be a little different depending on your desired setup. There is a spot in the base for 2x USB-A cables, but the unit doesn't come with them. Most any standard Y cable would work.Heavy-duty construction, I'm pretty sure this mount will outlive my desk. No bouncing as I type this - or use the desk in general. The extra desk space it frees up is an great added bonus. Can easily portrait or landscape either monitor.Super happy with this purchase, would buy again - but not wait as long this time!

Amazing. At first I was going to return these and get the stacking version by Huanuo but I decided against stacking because I didnt want to crank my neck up and down. Side by side is way better and the setup was easy it took me less than an hour. Only thing that was tricky was adding/decreasing tension because it can be subtle and you basically want to reduce tension while pushing down on the arm somewhat gently to see if it's ready to go down then you keep it on that tension where it's just able to move up/down but still able to stay in place. I bought furniture sliders to help move the table and a steel plate because my cross bar doesn't extend 2 inches out like the product suggests. Also I opted not to use the USB cord pass through and I'm assuming I can't unless I unscrew the base and take off the little stopper. That's fine overall I'm elated at how much real estate I've regained by getting rid of my monitor stands. Now I'm thinking about getting a soundbar or a DAC/AMP.One problem that has been created is that I don't know where a good place is to put my mic boom arm now. It's kind of on the side of my table now immediately to my left and I swing back in front when I need it but it's not ideal.

As someone who frequently juggles multiple tasks, having a dual monitor setup has been a game-changer for my productivity. The HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand has significantly enhanced my workspace, offering both functionality and ergonomic benefits.Build & Stability:The stand is constructed from durable alloy steel, ensuring stability even when both monitors are fully extended. It's designed to support monitors ranging from 13 to 32 inches, with each arm holding up to 19.8 lbs. This robust build provides peace of mind, knowing my equipment is secure.Adjustability & Ergonomics:One of the standout features is the gas spring system, allowing for smooth height adjustments, tilting, swiveling, and rotation. This flexibility enables me to position my monitors at eye level, reducing neck strain and promoting better posture during long hours of work.Installation:The stand offers two mounting options: a C-clamp and a grommet base. I opted for the C-clamp, which was easy to install and didn't require drilling into my desk. The setup process was straightforward, and the included instructions were clear.Cable Management:While the stand doesn't come with built-in cable management, the arms have channels that help organize cables neatly. This feature reduces clutter and keeps my workspace tidy.Conclusion:The HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand has transformed my desk setup, providing a more organized and comfortable working environment. Its sturdy construction, adjustability, and ease of installation make it a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to enhance their dual monitor experience.

I'm going to return this as it doesn't really work for me but I wanted to summarize my experience with it. Overall it seems like a pretty good option if it fits your requirements.Pros:- It's pretty well made. For the most part it seems legit. I have a cheap one-arm mount and this feels far superior to that. Usually the weakest link is the vertical tilt and that's adjustable here.- There was clearly some thought put into its design. Good channels for cables to the monitors. There's an extra channel through the base that you could use for keyboard cable or something like that. Installation is easy and instructions are pretty good.- It's strong enough to handle two 27" monitors with tension to spare.Cons:- Some mounts let you attach a piece to your monitor and then click or hang your monitor into place on the mount. This does not have that option. It *looks* like a hanging mount but you have to screw the monitor on the arm. You can remove the arm from the mount though.- Though better than some cheap mounts, the vertical adjustment is still not great. My expensive mount has a very robust bushing that allows easy vertical adjustment. This mount has a screw to adjust tension but it's still either too eager to sag or really stuck.In the end it doesn't work for me. I wanted a mount that would let me switch between side-by-side horizontal or one-horizontal-one-vertical. If I had two 24" monitors I could do the horizontal-vertical layout, and with my two 27" monitors the both-horizontal isn't bad but switching between them moves the center too much and requires me to have the desk way off the wall.