-Keith

The shipping was quick and I received the product via UPS in 4 days. It would have been fantastic if the sender had sent me the UPS tracking number.

The stand is solid. The clamp is simple to install and the whole process does not require any other tool other than what is included (allen wrench). The black color goes well with the black Samsung monitors as well. The screws that came with the stand weren’t the right one for the monitor I had – so had to run to walmart to grab some 3/4″ inch screws and that’s it.

Besides the height, there are 4 different ways to adjust the tilt and angle of the monitor. Each arm has a hook like thing to route the power/video cable. I might add a couple of velcro straps to hold the cables on to the pole.

Overall, I’m very satisfied with the stand. I’d certainly recommend this stand.

I have been looking for a stand to mount my monitors on my desk. I have 2 23″ monitors on the bottom and 2 22″ on the top and the mount holds them with no problem. You don’t need to buy on of those $200+ stands. This one clamps on to the edge of the desk and only takes about 30 minutes to get all the monitors set up on it.

Shipping was quick, but had to send an email to the seller to get tracking number.

There are four pivot points on each arm so that you will be able to place each monitor where you want it you can really place the monitors side by side unlike what the picture shows.

I am very satisfied with this stand and would recommend to anyone how wants to run four monitors. I also believe that you could mount 4 24″ monitors as long as you don’t exceed the 13 lbs. limit for each arm. It looks like there is enough room after I mounted my 23: monitors to hold a 24″ monitor.

This is the cheapest one and by far the best one.

It’s solidly constructed, the main pole is heavy metal and the arms feel very sturdy. I was a small worried that my 24″ would be too large because the description here on Amazon lists it as ‘up to 22″ LCDs’, but it worked perfectly. It depends on how thick your margins are, but I can fit a 24″ on it and can turn it about 30 degrees before it touches the center.

The arms have cable organizers attached to make it simple to keep your cables organized. The joints are all smooth and it’s simple to tilt/turn/pull/push on them. Adjusting the height requires you to loosen the arm and adjust both top or both bottom monitors together, and I found out the hard way that lifting the arm with a 24″ and 22″ LCD is quite hard .

I can’t reckon of any cons to the stand, and have been perfectly pleased with mine for over 2 months.

Pros: It was apparently the least expensive monitor on amazon.com that would clamp to my desk and accommodate four 22-inch wide-screen LCD monitors. It was honestly simple to assemble and set up. It clamps securely to the edge of my desk. It’s very flexible; the position and tilt of the monitors is simple to adjust. It holds up four 22-inch LCD monitors. It has simple-to-use cable guides to keep the cables tidy.

Cons: One of the tilt-arm joints is a bit loose and there is no apparent way to tighten it. So it’s just barely tight enough to keep its monitor from drooping down as if it were nodding off to sleep. So I’d recommend using monitors no heavier than my AOC model 2230fa 22-inch wide-screens, which [...] says weigh 11.4 pounds each. It also requires assembly. These are minor drawbacks in my view.