VIVO Quad Monitor 13 to 32 inch LED LCD Clamp-on Desk Mount, 3 Plus 1 Articulating VESA Computer Stand, Holds 4 Screens, Fully Adjustable for Home Office Workstation, Black, STAND-V104A

Excellent quad monitor stand if you have the room behind your desk. Heavy duty. Rock solid stand and arms. Easily adjusted. As you can see from the photos it needs room at the back of the table. I had to pull the table out 6 inches and that wasn’t enough so I will be looking for a different quad monitor stand. If the arms had been in 4 sections rather than 2 it would have been perfect.

If you need a heavy duty quad adjustable stand for your monitor array then this is a great buy in my opinion. Easy to assemple and all the parts fit and work.

Great product but was supplied with the wrong bracket for one of the centrally located displays. Had to improvise

Heavy and robust construction. Everything fits well together and is straightforward to construct. I purchased this for a 4 monitor setup using monitors I already had. 2x 27" in the centre and 2x 32" on the outer arms (so close but not over the max weight for this arm). I was confident this would be the perfect solution and it is close, but fails on the robustness of the tensioning of those outer arms. When it arrived, the monitor bracket on one arm was pretty tight but on the other arm it was very loose. I figured it just needed tightening, so i did. The already tight side needed a lot of further tightening, but has held the monitor to date (approx. 6months later). It is still holding in position (i.e. the screen is held vertically) and hasn't needed tightening in 4-5 months. The loose side needed LOTS of tightening. Each time it would hold the screen vertically for a few days before it began to droop again. It is now at a point where the adjustment nut is so tight, that it's likely to either break the arm or the monitor if I try to tighten it further - and it has still ended up drooping and cannot hold the monitor vertically. This is a work setup so I'm having to live with it. If I'd bought this for a sim rig, it would have been sent straight back but I held onto it because each time I tightened it, it would seem to hold for a few days - and then I'd touch it and it would drop again. So now I'm stuck with it. It seems my item is faulty and I should have sent it back - but tried to persevere (as it's a heavy beast and sending it back having just assembled it would have been a massive inconvenience - considering I'd just torn my whole work rig down to get this set up and would have needed to reverse all of that). So I am living with with it. Though it's borderline whether I just bin it and look for something better. Would I recommend it? No - it is not fit for purpose. Maybe I got unlucky, but an arm like this should EASILY be able to support monitors it is marketed for, and this one fails to do the ONE THING it is meant for. It could have been designed slightly differently and this type of issue would have been impossible. There's so much to love about this product so pretty gutted about it, but there's a design flaw which is why I cannot recommend it, even if you have lighter monitors.

PROs: - Two different options for mounting, both clamp and bolt. - Quite sturdy, with nylock nuts adjusting the arm stiffness. - The 3+1 configuration is ideal for me, vice the 2x2 frequently seen elsewhere. - Has survived two cross-country moves with no issues at all. - I appreciated the hardware options provided with the kit, to include the standoffs necessary for some monitors and their associated longer bolts. CONS: - Arm length is fixed; if your desk is flat against a wall this WILL NOT WORK for you (unless your rocking 3x 32" monitors across the bottom, in which case you might be okay). - If you're not comfortable mechanically, this product will frustrate you (particularly since it doesn't come with instructions - at least mine didn't). Multiple adjustments are necessary, and getting your monitors aligned how you like them might take you some time to get right. ADVICE: - I opted to drill and bolt the assembly to my desk. I strongly recommend "roughing-in" your setup before drilling, as this will determine how far away the center screen will be since this monitor stand cannot adjust in/out from the mounting pole. - In addition to the bolt, lockwasher, and plate provided with the kit, I additionally added a 4x14" piece of 5/8" scrap plywood in between the support plate and the underside of my desk in order to distribute the load better. - Take your time with wire management, and don't rely on the easily-damaged plastic clips that come with this product. While you're here, shop for some velcro cable management strips of sufficient length (you'll need 8-10" long strips to be effective, 6" will only barely work), and when setting up your system make sure to leave some slack in the cables around the joints of the monitor stand. This stand is just slightly shy of perfect for my setup. Top screen is an aging 27" LED display that is generally only used for system and network monitoring tools. Along the bottom I have a 27" 4K gaming monitor flanked by two 22" 1080p screens primarily used for chat programs, references while writing papers, and other miscellany. While I could easily step down to three - or maybe even two - screens, this monitor stand gives me the ability to have everything I interface with on display all the time. Additionally, it gives me the flexibility to modify my setup for when I finally get around to replacing the gaming monitor with something bigger.

I have been hunting for something like this for awhile, starting with designing my own custom-made setup out of pipe fittings. The custom setup was a bit on the weaker side and cost around $500. Then I found a company that made exactly what i wanted, and they were great in answering questions until I got to the price, which was going to cost me at least CAD $940 in total to get it to me, and that is after the 50% "discount" i was given. Then I decided to try this one, which is a tiny fraction of the price. It didn't have all the features of the others but for the price it is simply incredible value. I ended up purchasing two so that I have a little bit more flexibility with arm options. I installed it yesterday. so far so good. I'm using it with a 32" monitor in the centre, a macbook pro on the right (with a laptop-VESA attachment I purchased elsewhere), a wide-screen monitor on top, and a nice flat panel in portrait orientation on the left. I'm very happy with this; so glad i found it before pulling the trigger on those other options! While it lacks the ability to adjust the top monitor outwards a bit towards me, there are small VESA adaptors I could try... but actually the way it worked without adjustment is almost perfect. The centre and top mounts can be exactly placed vertically thanks to a fine-tuning mechanism they've included on the VESA attachment points.

Build like a tank, holds all monitors up well with no sag. Takes a while to setup but overall the best monitor mount I have used for the money. Photo for reference is 27x34ultrawidex27 triple curved with a 22ontop Used for sim racing perfect Will transition it to a homemade cockpit later down the track as the mount offers bolt mounting as well as clamping

Great for gaming and having work monitors also abit bulky but does the job it's suppose to.

This stand was actually easy to assemble. The stands arms are very strong your monitors wont sag or be flimsy, Its very adjustable in everyway you will line up your monitors perfect. Great cable management the tube is hollow so your cables will run down inside of it. I suggest you run to Home Depot and get M4 12mm panhead screws bcuz the screws that come with the unit are made of plastic and will most likely strip when you screw in your monitors. Depending on the size of your monitor that you will you put on top dry fit your main monitor to space it out so you will have room for both monitors to place. Overall great product now i can watch football,hockey,security all together