WALI Triple Monitor Desk Mount, Fully Adjustable Three Monitor Stand Fits 3 Screens up to 27 inch, 22 lbs, Weight Capacity per Arm (M003), Black

Some assembly required. Used this to re-configure my 3 monitor setup. 2 27" monitors across the bottom and a 20-ish" monitor up top. First and foremost, anything bigger than 27" on the bottom two and it will not work. The span was just barely long enough for my application and still allow for any articulation of the monitors. I would prefer to have them angle towards me just a little more, but it works. Assembly was straight-forward. Instructions were pretty clear as far as the pictures go. I didnt actually read the text, but thats pretty much how obvious it is to assemble and mount the monitors. The tubing and clamps feel heavy-duty. With the exception of a drill, drill bits, and phillips head screw driver, they provide the tools and hardware necessary to assemble, mount and adjust the monitors, to include longer screws and offsets for the monitors if required.Installation on my desk went well. I used the through hole option strictly due to the desk not being able to accomodate the clamp. Word of caution... with all three monitors hung on the mount, this thing is HEAVY and all supported by just the main tube. If you use the clamp option, make sure your desktop/tabletop will allow the clamp to fully seat. Otherwise, you run the risk of it slipping loose and you'll be wearing the monitors if you happen to be sitting in front of them when it comes down.Once all the monitors are mounted, the overall setup is surprisingly sturdy considering the size of the main support tube. Yes, it will wobble some, but overall, it works pretty well and once the clamps are locked into place the monitors stay in place. Took a couple of hours for me to get it all set up, but it could be done quicker I'm sure.All in all, me likey!

Bought a matching pair of these for my wife and me to use in our office. The wall-o-monitors that overran our desks took up way too much space.This stand was easy to put together. I assembled one while my 12yo son put together the other one. Each mounts two 27" monitors on bottom and one 27" monitor on top.We did run into two challenges: One of our setups has a 165hz monitor and two 75hz. In order to keep the 165hz lower for gaming, we had to deal with a slight offset. It's minor and still better than the different height stock stands with the monitors. The other challenge was tightening the angle of our heaviest monitor. I didn't check to ensure it was within the weight specs (MSI G27C5, I think.); however, it did take pulling out my toolset to tighten it enough to stay in place.Either way, those challenges are more user issues rather than product issues. Super happy with the extra desk space.Oh yea, one other dumb thing. I moved one of my desk speakers under the monitor since it would fit. The speaker would emit a small amount of noise while using that monitor. It took me an embarrassing amount of time to figure out what was happening. I'm pretty sure I looked like a cat confused about the sound coming from an unopened package. I just moved the speaker off-center, and the issue was resolved. Cheers.

I have 2 matching 22 inch monitors that are on the top and on the bottom left. I have a 27 inch curved monitor on the bottom right and they all fit on there perfectly fine.I have the clamp clamped about 8ish inches above my actual desk surface so that the two monitors on the bottom are a little above eye level, and the top monitor has a good amount of tilt so I can see it perfectly fine looking up at it.There are a lot of parts, but it's not too hard to get together and once you do it's very sturdy.Overall a good stand for the price. If you're on the fence on spending this much, go for it.PS: if you are considering a stand like this that just sits on your desk instead of a stand plate thingy, go for the clamp if you can. It's a lot more sturdy.

After drilling a hole to mount the stand more securely it holds my 3 monitors nicely. I switch the monitors between the dock for my work laptop and my home desktop when I work from home. This stand holds my 2 24" LG monitors and the 29" LG Ultrawide in almost the perfect position for remoting into user's computers to fix problems or working on inventory spreadsheets. There is enough play to adjust the angles to have more direct viewing angles on all three monitors. I initially tried using the clamp mount, but I use an old work table as a desk for soldering and other work. The clamp mount just couldn't get a good flush mount and was wobbly. After drilling a hole and mounting through the table the stand was nice and stable. If you are using a normal desk you will probably not have any problems getting an flush mount with the clamp. The stand does come with clip on cable management brackets which work, but I use some velcro straps to more tightly manage the cables as I don't plan on changing the setup anytime soon. Overall I can recommend this stand, especially if you have a desk that has a hole for passing cables through that you can through hole mount it to. If you are going to use a heavier monitor on top I would make sure you have a good flush mount or go with a through hole mount.

Great product! I originally purchased the stand alone version but felt to lose. I returned it and got this one. Super sturdy. Will recommend.

Nice mount. The monitor back plates slide in and out of the arms that hold them so it makes it quick and easy to install or remove if moving locations.