I bought one and bam… it was at my door in two days. Packaging was incredible… well protected and enormous! It took more time to unpack than to set up this stand… LOL. Once I got all my monitors mounted and adjusted the spring tension… I was in like! No more hideous gaps in between monitors. That use to drive me nuts, but angling the monitors up on it’s factory stand will make gaps… No more gaps!

It is so simple to adjust the height of the monitor… just lift it up or push it down… I can’t believe I have been crouching my neck and shoulders to see my monitors all these times. Enough is enough! Ergonomic is vital for our health and eyes!

Super quality… I mean SUPER! It is heavy! You won’t regret buying this product… it is worth every penny. No doubt. I am really thinking of buying their super cheap single monitor stand so I can raise up the single monitors on my other computers. It is so worth it.

This stand is a solid, heavy, quality unit, which came in a huge box. I was nervous to get it set up, and tore into it immediately upon delivery. The included hardware had everything needed to mount my monitors to the stand, and it wasn’t hard to get set up. The only minor quibble I have is the directions were incorrect in which direction to adjust the tension knob on height, and I initially thought I had a defective stand. Finally, I tried turning the opposite direction as instructed, and got the tension right to hold the monitors in place where I want them. I am so pleased with the end result, that I can’t dock it a star for terrible directions.

The stand will allow you to rotate your monitors from landscape to portrait orientation easily while still mounted on the stand. There is a nice range of height and tilt adjustment to position the monitors just how you want them, and the curve of the stand is just the right angle with the outer monitors at a slight angle towards the center.

It is very stable, sturdy, and frees up desk space under the monitors that was wasted with three individual stands. I now have my stapler, tape dispenser, sticky note holder, and camera dock all within simple reach in front of me under the monitors.

I am now looking to upgrade my home pc setup from a double show to a triple, and will use this stand again. It took a small time to get used to a triple show from double, but I wouldn’t go back to a double or, shudder to reckon of it, single show.

I had never heard of Ergotron before finding this stand, but I am very pleased and will shop their products again when looking at mounts, stands, arms, etc. for keyboards, monitors, computers, and the like. Also, the service, prices and speed of shipping from Amazon can’t be beat.

Clips included for cable routing are included and work well.

It is a bit heavy, even before adding the monitors and takes up a bit more space (depth) than I expected.

But I give it 5 stars because it works well and looks fantastic and seems to be built to last for a very long time!

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The stand is well packaged with every component supported by thick cardboard forms. Assembly of the stand itself took less than 5 minutes and required only a #2 philips head screwdriver (not included). Installing the monitors is probably the most hard part of the setup. The brackets that mount to the back of the monitors and the horizontal support beam of the stand are simple enough to install, requiring four phillips head screws per monitor. Thumb screws were also included in the event that the plastic spacers are not need between the monitors and support brackets. Mounting the middle monitor is a cinch and presented no problem. If you’re not somewhat coordinated and able to hold the side monitors using one hand / arm then you’ll need to enlist the help of another person. The weight of the first side monitor installed will cause the stand to tip towards that side unless pressure is applied to the opposite end to counteract the weight.

After the monitors are installed it takes a few minutes to get the tension of the height and tilt mechanisms adjusted properly with the included t-handle allen wrench. It’s very simple to reposition the monitors horizontally for perfect alignment – unscrew the clamp holding the monitor to the support beam, position to your liking and tighten the clamp again.

My setup consists of three dissimilar monitors (Dell 2408WFP center flanked by two Dell 2007FP). The clamps supporting the outer monitors are at the very extents of the horizontal support beam, but not overlapping the black plastic end caps, with 3/16″ of space between each monitor in this configuration. This setup is still 10 lbs shy of the listed maximum 48 lbs. With the stand mounted on a desk 26″ high and approximately 13″ from the back of the vertical tower to the rear edge of the desk, standard 6′ power cables are a small small to utilize the cable management channel that is built-in to the back of the horizontal support beam. Consider purchasing longer power cords if you are looking for the cleanest wiring setup.

One thing to note regarding this item, at least in my experience, is that it was shipped via a freight service (Ceva) and not UPS as is usually the case for Amazon. My presence was required to sign for the package though the freight company did contact me to ensure I would be available to receive it at which time they gave me a four delivery hour window.