STAND-V003T

The VIVO Triple LCD LED Computer Monitor Desk Stand (STAND-V003E) is a robust and versatile solution for mounting three monitors, each up to 30 inches in size. Here’s a detailed review based on its features and performance:Design and Build Quality:Sturdy Construction: Made from high-grade steel and aluminum, the stand is designed to be durable and capable of holding three monitors securely.Free-Standing Base: Provides stability without requiring drilling into your desk, making it suitable for various desk setups.Adjustability: Offers full adjustability for ergonomic comfort, including height adjustment along the center pole and articulating arms for tilt, swivel, and rotation of each monitor.Compatibility:Monitor Size: Supports monitors up to 30 inches each, and up to 22 pounds per monitor, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of monitor sizes and weights.VESA Compatibility: Compatible with VESA mounting patterns of 75x75mm and 100x100mm, which are standard for most monitors.Features:Cable Management: Includes integrated cable management clips to keep cables organized and out of sight, contributing to a clean workspace.Assembly and Installation: Generally straightforward assembly with included hardware and instructions, though setup time may vary depending on experience.User Experience:Ergonomics: Allows users to adjust the height and angle of each monitor independently, promoting a comfortable viewing experience and reducing neck and eye strain.Stability: The free-standing base provides stability while supporting three monitors, ensuring they stay securely in place during use.Versatility: Suitable for various environments including home offices, gaming setups, and professional workstations where multiple monitors are beneficial.Summary:The VIVO Triple LCD LED Computer Monitor Desk Stand (STAND-V003E) stands out for its sturdy build quality, adjustable features, and ease of setup. It accommodates up to three 30-inch monitors, offering flexibility in monitor placement and ergonomic adjustments. With a focus on stability and cable management, it enhances both productivity and comfort in multi-monitor setups.Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable and versatile monitor stand that can handle multiple monitors while providing ergonomic benefits, the VIVO STAND-V003E is a solid choice. It balances durability, adjustability, and ease of use to support a productive workspace or gaming environment effectively.

Super sturdy, great quality. I would buy this product 10 times.

TL;DR This is a good monitor stand for the price. With some cons here and there.This is a review for the VIVO Triple LCD LED Computer Monitor Desk Stand. The base design is the one that is just a big, heavy metal base and not the one that you drill a hole through your table or clamps to the sides of the desk. Got it, came in a neatly packed brown box. Assembly is easy; instruction paper was easy to follow along and all parts were packed in its own bag section so there is no confusion. Once assembled, little things here and there starts to make me feel uneasy.For my setup, I have an Acer 27 inch, 144hz, 13 ish pounds, "main" monitor, bottom left..an Asus 24 inch, 60hz, 11 ish pounds, "secondary" monitor, bottom right..and a Sceptre 24 inch, 75hz, 10 ish pounds, "main" monitor for my streaming PC, top mount.I would HIGHLY recommend having a second person for installation unless your monitors aren't heavy. What happened was, I mounted my Acer on 1st, made sure it was some what stable and tried to mounted the Asus one the 2nd. The shifting of weights bought the whole assembly tipping forward and almost completely destroy/damage both monitors plus what ever is on my desk. The stand (base) is strong and wide but I wouldn't 10/10 trust it with MY setup. It should work fine if the monitors YOU have are lighter, I would give it a 6/10 in terms of steadiness. With that out of the way, my 3rd monitor, the Sceptre, mounted with no problems. One thing to note is that all but one joint (on the right arm) is adjustable. I think it is put on in the factory way too tight and now it is just fixed in place, the other left arm is fine. Imagine your human body is the stand and the monitor arm is the arm; basically the elbow isn't adjustable due to factory tightness and now you can only move that whole arm from the joint at the arm pits.With EVERYTHING set up and hooked, I did a shake test. Bumped the table, fine. Shake the table (like a light earthquake), monitors shake but fine. Grabbed the table from both side and shake in somewhat harder manner; monitors shake and bumped, after like 5 seconds the reverb stopped, still "stable" and fine. Next is the tilt test. I use two fingers to pull forward the very top of the monitor stand's pole. I would say it can withstand about 4 ish inches of me pulling it forward from the original resting position before the center of gravity is too much and the stand will free fall forward. By no means is this a scientific analysis just a average Joe testing. And this is done with MY setup so maybe your's would be fine with lighter monitors.Final thoughts:10/10 assembly process8/10 material choices6/10 sturdinessWould I trust this stand if I had like 2x +$500 G-Sync monitors and a +$200 monitor on top? Heck no. But for an entry 3 monitor stand, I would recommend this. My 3 monitors total cost is $500 ish so putting 1/5 ish into the monitor stand is reasonable. This is a great monitor stand for like an above average Joe. If you have the cash to spend or in need of something that is 100% reliable, look else where.

I needed a triple monitor rack for my new standing desk. Found this one and got it. It was a perfect fit for my needs. Extremely easy to set up, Heavy enough to manage three 26" monitors, but yet light enough that it doesn't make my standing desk fall down. Worked great for me.