ErGear Dual Monitor Stand, Heavy Duty Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount for 2 Screens up to 32 Inches, Fully Adjustable Height, Tilt, Swivel, Rotate, Supports 17.6 lbs per Monitor Arm, Easy Installation

The media could not be loaded. Functionality: Works exactly as expected. Very sturdy and holds two 32-inch TVs with no problems. I wouldn’t recommend going larger than that, but for this size, it’s perfect.Height & Adjustment: The height is adjustable, and both arms move smoothly. It’s easy to position each screen to your liking, whether side by side or angled.Ease of Installation: Super easy to install. Just be careful when attaching your monitors. Once set up, the whole system feels secure and stable.Cable Management: The built-in cable routing behind the arms keeps things clean and organized, which is a nice bonus for a tidy setup.Desk Recommendation: Make sure you use a strong, sturdy desk that can support the mount and the weight of both screens. I found a very affordable one that looked cheap at first, but it’s been great. Don’t let the low price fool you highly recommended setup overall.Conclusion: 100% recommended. For the price, this mount exceeded expectations. Solid, adjustable, and keeps everything clean and in place.

Held up my two 32” screens just find! Love that you can adjust the height and the easy set up. Feels sturdy and helped me save so much space! Definitely recommend

[Update] 2023-12-01:I received an offer for a full refund from ErGeat Direct within 2 days of posting the review below. Though I have not returned the monitor stand as I'm quite satisfied with it, I'm raising the rating to 4 stars to reflect the company's focus upon customer satisfaction.[Original] 2023-11-28:3-star rating and review written day of installation.Summary:Overall, this monitor stand is exactly as pictured and works well enough to justify a few tens of dollars, but there should be better options if you can spend fifty US moneys or more. The slide interface between the mount arm and monitor ISO adapter is too loose and the included screws may be too long for many buyers to complete assembly without damaging their monitor.This type of stand is best for situations in which you'll move things around a bit for the first few hours, but will then mostly leave the monitors in place. If you need to constantly adjust the position of your monitors, look into a fully-articulated mount with high-quality tension arms and those will not be available in this price range.Pros:+ good value when on sale (Black Friday)+ no spring arms that will sag or strip on budget models+ parts are labelled and not difficult to assemble+ it works fine provided you don't want to move things oftenNeutral:~ not the product's fault, but arms are a bit too long for small (17") monitorsCons:- long screws too long to use with included spacers (see below for warning)- you get what you pay for; a minimalistic monitor mount- tons of slack between the monitor bracket and arm mount means monitors wobble a bit if moved or touchedDetails:This stand is a good value and deserves 3 stars as it is what I expected to receive (see below for correct way to rate products). A model with adjustable, spring-tension arms was about twice as much when I bought this, but it's improbable that those will properly support monitors without tightening the joints so much that you strip some screw threads. Those on a budget might be wise to choose from sturdier, less adjustable designs such as this one.I am very experienced with such things and you'll beed to consider your own abilities here, but I consider the stand assembly to be Easy to Moderate and the kit includes the necessary Allen wrenches so you'll only need a small Phillips screwdriver unless you need to drill holes for mounting the vertical post without the clamp; the included clamp has a wide range and should work for most edge-mount situations. The horizontal arm is fully assembled in the box and merely needs to be mounted onto the vertical post during desk installation.One problem I encountered was that the included screws that goi into the back of your monitor are dangerously long when using the included spacers. The ISO plate is recessed into the plastic back panel on my monitors, requiring the use of the included spacers to allow the monitor to slide onto the mount arms as designed.Unfortunately, the long screws intended for use with these spacers are too long and bottom out in my monitors' back plate even when using the washer and spacer. As I did not have my own screws of the right size and length, I was forced to cut off 1/4" from each long screw in order to use them. Most buyers will lack the tools or skills for this, possibly causing a serious problem for them.I considered deducting a star for this oversight, but many buyers may not need to use the spacers and can use the shorter screws, which should work fine in most monitors. The stand is otherwise good enough to justify the low purchase price.** WARNING: If using the long screws, even with spacers, be very careful that they cannot penetrate deeply into your monitor's back plate where they could cause damage or even an electrical short.* TIP: A small spirit level is not included, but can be helpful when positioning and aligning your monitors.Star rating scale:1 = terrible product and/or terrible seller, no satisfaction2 = poor product that fails to perform all promised functions, unsatisfied3 = good product that performs as advertised, satisfied4 = better than average product that performs even better than expected5 = flawless or best-in-class product

Product worked perfectly. The quality and the ability to adjust with ease allows me to use easily,

Sometimes adulthood means deciding that “Drill a hole in my desk” is an acceptable entry in your DIY résumé. Let’s dive into the comedic tragedy of drilling your workspace for the sake of ergonomic efficiency.Specs & Real TalkProduct: ErGear Dual Monitor Stand—supports two 13″ to 32″ monitors, up to 17.6 lbs each, with VESA 75×75 or 100×100mm compatibilityFlexibility: Offers tilt, swivel, rotation—your monitors move more than your social lifeSpace-saving: Cable management included, because seeing all your cables clutter the desk is like watching your life chaos manifest visuallyYour Sacrifice: The HoleC-clamp or grommet mount? You chose legacy—drill into your desk like you’re carving out a shrine to productivity. Sure, it’s a permanent decision (and probably irreversible), but comfort has a price.What Others Say (from hardened survivors)"Works exactly as expected. Very sturdy and holds two 32-inch TVs with no problems." —Faithful user, unbroken by commitmentsStill, there’s Reddit reality:“Works very well, no complaints, but no chance in hell are you putting a pair of 32″ monitors on there.”“It’s the absolute cheapest solution… but maybe spend an extra $35 for smooth gas-spring arms.”Final Verdict: A Love-Hate RelationshipDurability: Surprisingly solid. It stands up to two big screens—and your emotional baggageSetup Drama: Yes, drilling a hole is extra—but now your desk wears that battle scar proudly.Value: Rugged and budget-friendly. Just manage your expectations if you're sporting heavy ultrawides.Redemption Factor: Cable clips give your desk the semblance of control. Meanwhile, your desk has a new wound, but at least monitors are floating.TL;DRYou permanently altered your desk’s structural integrity, but you got ergonomic comfort in exchange. The ErGear dual stand is sturdy, functional, and affordable—but overloading it (or skipping the drill) can lead to sagging monitors or heartbreak.

Great functionality. Comes with cable organizer attachments. Definitely worth to price. Do yourself a favor and get one of these. Recommended!