Pros:

Moves the monitors from off the desk itself, uses very small desk space.

The monitors can swivel on the stand.

Cable management on the arms them.

Sturdy setup.

Can support monitors larger than 22 inches(widescreen).

Can’t beat the price.

Cons:

Since the mount can hold monitors larger than 22 inches, the arm is not able to be straight and therefore makes the monitors come closer to the edge of the desk, which is excellent for sitting posture, but not fantastic when you want more desk room.

Not super simple to adjust the height.

All-in-all, this monitor mount is incredible, it holds both of my acer x223w monitors and replaces the horrible stands that came with the monitors themselves. I also was able to reclaim a lot of my desk space with this. I would certainly suggest this to everyone who stumble’s upon this product, I’ve already suggested it to many of my friends.

I read the reviews and noticed solid feedback. I chose to take a chance. Afterall, I was only risking $40:).

I received my dual monitor stand in about 3 days. The stand is made with quality material. It only took me about 10-15 minutes to assemble and install my 22 inch Acer AL2216W LCDs.

If you have a desk that can use a clamp for installation this is the best solution available period!!! And, it costs 3 to 4 times less than other solutions.

Got mine the next day from cputopia. Superior product. Do not spend $100+

Be careful if mounting this to a thin desk, or one with an odd back to it. I had to use a 2×4 for support, this thing is heavy with two 22″ displays. I chose to cut a hole in my desk to mount it where I wanted. My desk is also 3 feet deep, which is huge for a desk.

What really amazes me is the fantastic price for this well-constructed mount. I’ve seen many single arm mounts for for three times as much. This was an brilliant choice and I highly recommend it!

1) Vertical – monitors can go as high or as low as the entire length of the pole

2) Rotation – the entire assembly can be easily rotated on the central pole

3) Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist – both monitors can swing on three independent hinges on the horizontal axis, accommodating a wide range of monitor sizes and positions.

4) Individual monitor rotation and tilt – allowing for monitor orientation and viewing.

The build quality of this mount impressed me, especially given the price. The materials are solid, well coated, and all of the sharp bits are covered or properly smoothed. The hinges feel stiff but pliable and don’t give any hints of premature failure. The manual says no more than 16lbs per monitor, but this feels like it could handle twice that.

The mount is shipped with minimal installation required – simply screw two screws for the clamp and then clamp to the desk using two (already attached) eye-hook long bolts. Slide the mount over the pole and use the supplied allen wrench. Oh, and that wrench is no Ikea number – this thing is hefty and has a rubber coated handle. Impressive.

The monitors mount using standard VESA mount and have provisions for two different mount sizes. The kit includes 8 screws, although my Dell monitors had the four screws already. You will need a Philips head (or similar) screw driver.

I strongly recommend this monitor if you have a pair of LCD monitors and can clamp it to the back of your desk. Reclaim the desktop space and get some better vertical adjustment.

What I like, Is I was able to take my 22″ widescreen, place it on portrait, and run two instances of WoW one on top of the other. Then It was simple to use the other monitor a 19″ widescreen for the main account.

This really does help simplify Multiboxing as the distance to mouse over to the different accounts is cut drastically.

I highly recomend this to others, not only for Multiboxing, But also for those who need more then one monitor in there work, or at play.

Cons:

The wire management clips on the arms are a small weak

Monitors are not individually height adjustable relative to each other

Other Thoughts:

I’m currently using this stand with a 28″ LCD and a 24″ LCD, both wide screen. With two 28″ wide screen LCD’s (which I plot to do), the monitors will just fit with both in landscape orientation. Make sure to watch the weights of your monitors though. An over weight monitor (my 28″ is only 16.3 lbs and does fine) will cause the tilt joint to give out and your monitor will be facing downwards. This joint is also “tighten-able” with the included hex wrench, so its a manageable issue.

Very highly recommended!

A couple of somewhat dissenting points though.

1. Although the stand allows vertical adjustment of monitors, it’s an all or nothing proposition. Each monitor’s height cannot be adjusted individually (but, each monitor can be independently tilted and swiveled in every usable direction). This can be a very, very minor annoyance if you’re using two monitors with differing mounting locations as one monitor might wind up being too high and/or the other too low. This is my situation, but I’m sure I’ll get used to it.

2. As a couple of other reviewers said, the clamp on this stand requires a lot of clearance on the underside of the desk; it’s ideally suited for tables and desks with an open backside. If the back of your desk is blocked off though, depending on the material, you don’t have to resort to cutting a huge chunk of it out to clear the clamp. The clamp is made of two parts so you can really leave the bottom part off and just bolt the actual stand to the back of the table. I posted a picture of the instructions, and you can see from Step 1 how the clamp is assembled and get an thought of the solution I propose.

These are both super, super minor issues though and should not prevent you from buying this stand.

I also agree that it is very sturdy, seems very well built, and was very simple to set-up and mount the monitors.

Brilliant buy at $39 (but watch out, sometimes Amazon picks a seller that sells it for $139 plus $30 SH)

I have two 23″ Samsung LCDs, this mount holds them comfortably.

Was going to buy a stand similar to this from a competitor (online computer store) and really found the same stand they were selling for $60 less on Amazon. So, I did some additional checking, and found this with the glowing reviews. So, I thought for the price, I would give it a try. With shipping, it worked out to a tad over $50. Arrived at my doorstep in four days in excellent condition and packed appropriately. Don’t expect a lot of peanuts or stuff like that in the packaging, but it’s a SOLID STEEL stand, so how’s it going to get hurt in transit?

The stand is extremely sturdy, and every single part is heavy steel and well constructed. It comes with a single picture sheet of instructions, which is excellent enough to place it together. Some people have noted that they needed two people to do this, but I didn’t have any issues with it. Laid the monitors on my bed and mounted the bracket that way, mounted the pole to my desk, and then dropped the pole in. No problems doing it myself at all. Perhaps they were trying to mount the monitors after they attached the arms to the desk? Certainly not the way to go.

Arms are fully adjustable once you get everything done, and it has cable management clips to route everything off the monitors.

If you’re looking for a stand, don’t hesitate, follow the reviews, and get this.

The only drawback is the retailer does not deliver a tracking number unless you question. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a high quality, fully functional, dual monitor stand.

The design on the arms does mean that it won’t sit flush with the wall, as shown in some of the customer images. My desk is now about 3″ from the wall to allow enough space for the arms.

Overall I’m very pleased with the product, and the price through OutletPC was fantastic.

Nice sturdy steel parts, simple to place together and set up. Even the screws to secure the monitors were supplied. I don’t review products very often, but this was such a fantastic buy that I had to spread the word.

Very sturdy and nicely engineered to offer a wide versatility in monitor configurations. Along with piece of mind knowing that your displays are securely held.

Jamie