AVLT-Power Extra Height Adjustable Dual Monitor Mount with Two Gas Spring Arms Desk Stand, USB and Audio Ports - Aluminum, Heavy Duty Holds 13" to 32" Screens, Up to 19.8 lbs Each, VESA 75/100

I use two monitors for work and the stands were taking up most of my desktop. I considered a riser shelf but wall mounting offered the option of moving the monitors to standup while I work. Packed well and clear instructions included. I was able to mount it alone but it would be much easier with a second person to help hold it while attaching it to the wall (I'm just too impatient). There are cord management covers on each arm which was the kind of organization I was wanting. Easy to reposition the monitors and they stay where I put them. I have reclaimed my desktop!!!

I have 3 monitors and I wanted to have my two side monitors be stacked on top of each other, with both laying horizontally. I think most other stands out there can only show the two monitors side by side, one vertical and one horizontal, but not both stacked on top of each other. This stand is a bit pricer compared to others but since it had the range and functionality I needed, I'm glad I splurged. The arms are easy to maneuver and you can even tilt the monitors a bit to get the perfect angle. This stand is sturdy and I haven't had any issues over the year I've been using it to hold up my monitors.

The item is not bad but i don't recommend it for 2 27" screen since it only leave 1/2 inch between my desk and my bottom screen because the pole is way too short for them. I would recommend for 24 and less.

Buen accesorio

I got this monitor arm stand because of its height and I'm so glad I got it because it is super sturdy. They did not skimp on the metal parts - it is not cheap aluminum.The included monitor mounts have slide in clips which make installing and removing the monitor easy.The monitor arms can rotate 90 degrees in both directions so you do not have to remove the mount to change from landscape to portrait monitor configuration.A few obstacles I faced during install:- the monitor mount joint (the joint closest to where the monitor attaches) needs to be VERY tight for a 32 inch display, otherwise the monitor floats down a degree or two after adjusting it to your preferred position,- the lower cable management cover on each arm SLIDES out while the upper cable management cover UNCLIPSDon't make the mistake that I did and try and pull off the lower cover instead of sliding it, I accidentally broke a clip. It still holds the cables but now it will pop off if you tug at a cable it is holding.