Dual Monitor Stand - Vertical Stack Screen Free-Standing Monitor Riser Fits Two 13 to 34 Inch Screen with Swivel, Tilt, Height Adjustable, Holds One (1) Screen Up to 44Lbs

For the money and what it can accomplish with a vertical stack, it really is quite nice. Well made. Instructions are so so, but it isn't that complicated. They should given more medium length m5/m4 screws as they are required to use with the spacers. I had a kit.. no biggy, but I would have liked a thicker spacer on top monitor. I had to use the one set of medium length for the bottom monitor as it required spacers. I still give it 5 stars.. the base and post are solid.. no wobbling or anything you might expect. The mounts lock for tilt, but they have a friction for swivel and rotation and so they aren't rigid to the post, but I haven't seen an issue with this. I like it, thanks

This is a very nice stand, quality and well build. I returned it because I was afraid I would drop it when moving it around. I like to rearrange my area/space from time to time. The base is glass which is very nice. I also personally like having the monitors side by side.

got a 34” wide on the bottom and a 32” on top with alot of more room to move with, real easy to use and swivels nicely

Holds my two 27" monitors without issue. We'll balanced and looks great.Personally, this was not a great option for my work desk. The height and angles caused eye/neck strain and headaches. No matter where I moved the monitors, I couldn't find relief, so had to return it.

best thing I bought in a while. it looks great, performs great, and makes me love my work-at-home setup much more and increases productivity. I looked at similar stands but ended up buying this one because it offered overnight delivery. Once I found this thing I knew I had to have it. The really nice thing about this particular one is the base. It is a simple piece of (I think) of black metal encased in glass.... at least that's what it looks like. The glass looks so neat, simple, and elegant.Another great thing is that I made into a triple-decker. at the very top slot, I ran a screw through the slot hole to fix a iphone mount, one of those folding arm things so I have my extra iphone hanging as a "3rd" monitor above the other twoUPDATE: I liked this thing so much I bought another one! There is a 32" monitor sitting over on the other side of my office that I have a AMZN 4k firestick and that is running a youtube channel for my cat to watch birds. Well, with my 2nd stand, I converted that into a double decker, and the 2nd monitor I put a chromecast on which rotates static images and displays the weather and time. These stands are the greatest thing since sliced bread

Set up is easy and quick. Directions are plain and easy to understand. Was using this to reduce space at our shop. The constant having to look up and down didn't seem like it was going to be a problem, but it is. The stand is exactly what it said it was, sturdy, and great quality, so gets a 5-star; but we haven't found an application that we would recommend this type of mount.

I find this stand to be well built and very solid. Not tippy. I have a 27 and 24 inch monitor. It came with all the right screws for my monitors. The instructions were clear and somewhat entertaining. Overall, very happy. Bear in mind the monitors will only fit in fixed increments, as opposed to ones I've seen that had clamps where you could slide the mount up and down the stalk anywhere. For me, this is working fine and I'm glad I have it.

I mounted 2 29" ultra wide monitor, no issue, stable. One minor nitpick is the horizontal can be firmer, the monitor drops slightly out of parallel if you turn it.