WALI White Triple Monitor Mount, 3 Monitor Desk Mount for Multi Screens from 13 to 27inch with Gas Spring Arm, Fully Adjustment Arm with Tilt, Swivel, Rotate VESA Mount 75x75,100x100mm(GSDM003W-U)

Been using this mount for years and it is AMAZING! It gives me so much extra desk space (even though it is messy right now lol) but its super nice to have. Its very clean and easy to setup and its beautiful. You can arrange the monitors in pretty much any way you want and they are very simple to adjust. Compatible with any VESA mounted monitor and its very versatile. Works perfectly and has been for over a few years.

This mount is extremely high quality, solid and well built. Impressed with the stability, ease of installation, gas spring quality, and full range of motion, including ability of rotation (landscape to portrait).I’m not sure how much better a “more expensive” mount could get (maybe slightly better cable management, as this mount still allows cables to be slightly seen).This mount worked perfectly for my three 27” curved monitors.Note: My monitors have virtually no bezel, so I was able to spread the arms out enough to maintain the perfectly joined panoramic curve between all three monitors. *However I do believe other 27” curved monitors with thicker bezels may experience difficulty.These mounting arms could be double…Even triple the cost, and the quality alone, in my opinion, would make this worth it.Do yourself a favor… Ditch the monitor stands, and purchase these arms!

Do not come into this thinking that it is going to be a quick 30 minute Job. If you take the time you can dial this mount in and really make it work wonders for your set up. I have an IKEA desk that has drawers and a metal frame around the desk this made my overall desk height about 5 inches. I had to custom make a bracket out of a 2X4 the screws for the bracket are M6 x1.0 for anyone interested and a simple 1/4x20 bolt and nut can hold the bottom of the clamp to the wood. the directions are easy to follow and the cable management is very nice and can make everything seem as if the cables don't exist ( I was too lazy to do this so some cables still show. overall for 1/3 the price of bigger competitors it really holds up well. each arm holds 15 pounds and can be adjusted for spring. The monitor on the left weighs 7 pounds but has an additional metal bracket to hold my Mac mini behind it and all the wires. bringing the weight to around 12-13 pounds. No drop or issue with this arm. Great product

As for the product itself, it’s fantastic and sturdy. I had no issues assembling and everything feels like it will last forever. Only time will tell, but I’m optimistic. I’ve used Wali mounts in the past at work and had no issues, but this is my first for personal use.I have one issue with the hardware and it is the way the monitors connect to the each arm. The VESA mounts, while secure, have quite a bit of wiggle to them. The VESA mount slides onto the metal plate then is secured with a single vertical screw. The screw cannot be made all that tight as it’s made to be hand tightened. The plates themselves are not as tight as they could’ve been. I thought this was strange given the strength and tautness of every facet of the stand. This resulted in a lot of guess work while adjusting. I’d have to overturn because of much the monitor would move before the actual arm would. This isn’t an issue once you have everything where you want it, but does make that process a pain.My second issue, and this is my own fault as I should’ve known from the photos, is how far the center monitor sticks out. This caused me to position all three monitors further forward on my desk than anticipated, resulting in saving a lot less room than anticipated. It’s worth noting that I am using two curved monitors so that also led to them being further forwardNow…the warning for the curved monitor users…I got lucky. I use two 27” curved AOC monitors, and one vertical standard monitor. It was very, very difficult to get the distance I needed for both curved monitors to to angle correctly side by side for a cohesive look. It also restricted the positions I could use as I needed every last inch of extension (including the height portion of the arm to be perfectly straight for the additional distance). I don’t think I would’ve been able to if I had a 3rd curved monitor as well. So, if you have three 27” curved monitors I suggest picking up a mount that supports up to 32” instead for the additional room. Even if you have only have two I would suggest it though you can absolutely make this one work.

I normally don't write reviews, and when I do, it's usually because the product is bad. This was an exception. The product was really easy to assemble, and instructions are idiot-proof (well, i'll address this later). Mount is adjustable in just about every way, height, vertical, horizontal, and lateral rotation. Pretty much any angle desired is achievable with the mounts. There is also a bearing on the horizontal member that holds the monitors which allows you to move all 3 monitors at once which is a nice touch. As a mechanical engineer, I tend to overanalyze products and find components that could have been designed better and this product really surprised me as there was only 1 component with significant room for improvement. When mounting the monitors, they will slide on a track, which is held down by a single bolt. It does the job of holding the weight but when you wiggle it, there is a lot of play and I think they could have had tighter tolerances, especially since no one will ever see this part aside from when the monitor is mounted so if paint scrapped it would not be an issue. Product also had me worried about quality control as there were a few nicks and scratches but nothing significant. The overall mount is very sturdy, and saved a significant amount of real estate on my desk which was taken by the individual mounts of each monitor. All parts were included, as were tools. Assembly took all of 10-15 min, and adjustability is very good. Overall, I am very happy with the product and strongly recommend it.P.S. For the people that gave it 1 star because the monitors were "misaligned", READ THE DIRECTIONS! The last step explains how to adjust individual monitor heights to ensure they line up.