MOUNTUP Triple Monitor Mount for 17-32 inch Screens, Full Motion Triple Monitor Stand, 3 Monitors Desk Mount Holds 4.4-19.8 lbs Each, Clamp & Grommet Mounting, Black

We’re using the vertical dual monitor mount in a call center, and it has performed very well. The mount is extremely stable and securely holds two stacked monitors with no wobble or sag, even with frequent adjustments. Once tightened, everything stays firmly in place. The viewing angles are excellent, making it easy to position both screens comfortably for long shifts without neck or eye strain. Setup was straightforward, adjustments are smooth, and it does a great job saving desk space. Overall, a high-quality, professional-grade mount that works perfectly in a high-use environment.

This monitor mount works great, I couldn't for the life of me find anything about whether or not I could mount it this close to the desk. The mount is sturdy and no noticeable sag as of this review. Would definitely recommend. (Monitors pictured are a 32in" in the center and two 24" monitors on either side.

At under $100, this dual-stacked monitor arm is a very good value however it does have some limitations. The gas spring adjustment is smooth and responsive. It's also very easy to adjust the spring tension using the required allen key. My biggest disappointment is the jerkiness of the tilt mechanics. If the mechanism is too loose the monitor will slump down and when it's sufficiently tight the force required to tilt the monitor up feels like enough to break something and when the mechanism finally tilts it goes too far. Overall, the adjustment is not smooth. The cable routing is poorly designed. The cable races are small and the lower cable covers are finicky to reattach, requiring two screws and necessitating more hands than I have to hold everything together. Overall I'm impressed with this monitor arm, especially at its current price. The general standard for monitor arms is over four times the cost of this arm. Other monitor arms in this style are two to three times more expensive.

Surprised at how sturdy it was, very VERY easy to set up. The arms work perfectly as expected. Easy adjustment, very solid material for the price. The design is simple but it can do a lot.

I must admit when I opened up the box it seemed like it was going to be daunting but it was actually very easy to put together Took me about 2 hours of distracted working so it was pretty easy. Holds up the monitors nicely and the gas shocks are adjustable, seems to be very nice quality. The middle monitor doesn't move, only the two outside arms. Would recommend

Used for nearly 2 years, works great and have absolutely 0 complaints. Very sturdy and fits my set up perfectly.

I moved my home office and decided to change from 2 mounts to 1 to make the look more sleek. This was very easy to set up and works great for my three 27" monitors. My only issue, and I would say it's minor, is that the screws that attach the monitors to the brackets are silver. The monitor and arms are black. Since the front of my desk is now visible to all who walk into my office, they just stick out a bit which had they been black it would be far less noticeable. Very minor, but this alone is not enough for me to not give it 5 stars because it works great and was very easy to set up. I also love the ability to hide the wires.

This mount worked great with my 3x 27” monitors. My biggest gripe with all the mounts I’ve found on Amazon (from all the various different sellers) is the height of the center pole. I’m not sure if I have a strangely large torso or what, but I need at least a 22-23 inch pole to have my monitor be centered in front of me for proper ergonomics. I eventually gave up on trying to find a company that offered a triple mount this high and ended up purchasing a pole separately (Putorsen - https://a.co/d/0dgMsVV9 ). If it wasn’t for this I’d have given 5 stars. Just set this up today and didn’t have any issues with the tensioners. Was able to line my monitors up pretty well. Will try and remember to come back here with an update of anything goes wrong.