AVLT Dual 13"-43" Monitor Arm - Desk Mount for Two Flat/Curved Monitors - Full Motion Height Swivel Tilt Rotation Adjustable - White/VESA/C-Clamp/Grommet/Cable Management

I needed a second monitor stand for my set up and a few years back I originally bought one and decided to repurchase from them again since their quality versus what my friends used was a huge difference.Sturdiness and quailty is something that was really important to me since I needed a stand that could hold two 32" curved monitors and I did not have faith in the thin metal/plasticky cheaper options out there.I also want to mention that I had e-mailed customer service about a question and had the nicest (AND MOST PROMPT) customer service experience I've experienced in a very very long time.The old one I had is running about 5 years strong and survived two moves with no problem or issue. The manueverability is also easily adjusted since there are two tension screws (one for the bottom arm and another closer to the back of the monitor) that help you adjust how much slack you want.Will repurchase from them again but I know its not going to be for awhile since the quality is superb and will last.

I'm so impressed with these arms. They're super strong and sturdy holding up my 27" monitor and 34" ultrawide monitor. Setting up for the most part is pretty simple and easy.One of the best things I like about these arms is the cable management. I had several arms before for my setup at home and work, and the cable covers are usually pretty flimsy and just slide and lock in. I have a lot DP and HDMI cables due to my dual workstation, so these cable covers often end up popping out since its so full. These cable covers are different since they are screwed down tight with a bolt. All my cables fit pretty snug, but there is no bulging and I don't have to worry about the covers popping off ever again. I'd recommend keeping it at a maximum of 4 thicker cables though. However, fair warning that attaching the covers can be a pain so if you have to detach cables often, the screwed in covers can be a problem. If you have a set up like mine that won't really change often, it works well. If you can, I would suggest having 2 people set up the cable management. One to hold down the cover in place and the other to screw it in. I did it myself just fine though.The range of motion is great for my needs, but please note that I tried stacking my monitors and it didn't quite work. I would say it's 1 to 2 inches shy of properly stacking them.Overall, a great looking set of dual monitor arms. The extra ports on the base are a cool feature that do work, but I haven't had much use of it yet. Love that they had a white option to match my set up too. These are a little pricey, but they're really worth it!

Nearly perfect. Easy to install, strong, mostly easy to use, along with some added conveniences. I have a 24+ lb monitor from 2006. This was the first arm I've tried that was able to handle it, and it handles it as well as the newer 12 lb monitor next to it. I used a grommet install style and found the whole process painless.2 bad points:1) Tilt strength is controlled by a single bolt and sandwiched rigid and soft washers. It holds the monitor in place well. However, if you want to adjust the tilt, this bolt has to be loosened and retightened to complete the process. There is no sweet spot (for my lighter monitor, anyway) where it holds the monitor steady but allows for simple adjustments when needed. This makes rotating to portrait mode (which I do once or twice a day) a longer process than I like2) Cable management, when finally set up, is fine. However, the design is a bit thoughtless. The top section, which has plenty of clearance from the desk and the base piece, has a single screw holding it in place. Easy to remove, insert the wires and replace. The bottom section, which is much closer to the desk and the base piece, has two screws, one of which is right up against the desk and base piece. Why this one has two screws when it needs the single screw design of the top section much more is a mystery.That's it. The rest is great. Installation. Stability. Adjustments (other than tilt). Look. The extra USB and audio ports. Well worth the extra expense over the sub $100 options.The cable management and tilt issues are why the $300 options exist, I'm sure.

This is my second AVLT arm - I previously bought the single arm version of this one. As you can see, I was making use of both for a time, but recently consolidated to just the dual arm. I use mine with Dell 27" displays (S2721Q). I recently wanted to add speakers to my setup since there's not a reasonable spot on my standing desk to put them, so I made some brackets that attach between the arm bracket and the monitor as shown.Since my arm set were an older revision of this item, it had a quick-release and rotation that did not lock. I contacted AVLT support after I noticed that they updated it with a rotation lock and they sold me two new VESA brackets and shipped them from the factory in two days. Works perfectly!