VIVO 17 to 32 inch Triple Pneumatic Monitor Mount, 2 Pneumatic Arms, 1 Fixed, Adjustable Swivel, Rotation, Heavy Duty VESA Desk Stand with C-clamp, Max VESA 100x100, White, STAND-V300GW

Definitely worth the price. I bought the 3-monitor setup. The product quality is quite high, screw threads are machined very accurately, parts fit together like a glove. It feels like its price and has good instructions. Wasn't difficult to install, I did read the instruction manual but basically watched the guy in their video put it together and I followed along with the video. I'm glad they emphasized multiple times the necessity to screw the tensioner at least 10 times because it really does take that many full turns before the support starts to loosen up. The only knock I have on them is the fact that the tiny tension screws for both the top arms were not in the arms when they shipped. I happened to spot them at the bottom of the shipping carton so if you buy one of these, be on the lookout for them because they're very tiny and if you don't find them (or have them), you'll have to call their customer service. You'll probably spend more time adjusting the mount than putting it together, but that's where the fun is... tweaking it to your satisfaction. You can truly tension this thing to your liking. You don't want it to move... just torque it a little more. I have mine set to where it's fairly rigid, but I can tweak it a little if I want to. Range of motion... excellent for the two outer monitor arms. What I would love to see is a version of this mount where the center monitor is also adjustable in the direction towards the user. You can rotate it left and right and up and down but you can't bring it forward and backwards.

This triple monitor mount by Vivio is exactly what I was looking for. I have 3 27 inch curved monitors and I get any angle. I can imagine. It is sturdy and easy to assemble only took me about 20 minutes and that was with me taking my time. Access in small spaces, even though it does have quite the wingspan. The arms are very easy to move and you can adjust attention on the arms to exactly what you need for any monitor who you have on it or you really can’t beat it for $120. I would recommend this to anyone who has a multi monitor PC gaming set up.

Updated: The support screws in the Pneumatic Arms can be loosened way more than I realized. I gave it another go after stewing for a moment and now the arms stay lowered just fine. Very happy now. Original: Just finished assembly which went pretty smoothly until it came to adjusting the “Pneumatic Arm” for the side monitors. My side monitor does not stay in place when lowered. I’ve tightened and loosened the support screws in the arm and still my monitor is flung right back into the air. I’ve sent their customer service an email and will give them a call tomorrow but I am very disappointed. Hopefully others have better luck, and hopefully I get some assistance but I am very frustrated and disappointed in my purchase.

Sure, you could spend hundreds of $$ for an ESI-Ergo arm... Or you could get this one. After much research, I chose the latter. You see, I had a unique situation to deal with, since my computer desk was originally designed for pro audio production and has a riser shelf on the back end. I needed to find a monitor arm which would go down low enough to put the monitors at eye level, despite being mounted on the riser, yet allow for plenty of flexibility in positioning. THE GOOD: All the materials are excellent quality. Heavy metal, powder-coat finish, solid hardware. It goes together very easily (I barely needed to glance at the instructions), and it has no trouble at all supporting a pair of Dell UltraSharp 24-inchers. One thing I will note: With Dell UltraSharps, or any other monitor which has a recessed opening for the VESA mount, you'll have to use the (included) spacers. Otherwise, it's going to be near-impossible to slide the monitor onto its mating plate on the end of the gas strut arms. THE MEH... I suppose this could be considered 'Just Being Picky,' but I found the tension adjustments (middle joint of the gas strut arms) to be a bit tricky. I recommend tweaking them no more than one full turn at a time (perhaps half a turn) until it's right. The idea, as others have pointed out, is to have enough tension to support the monitor in your desired position, but not enough to make it move up (or down) on its own. The trickiness of this adjustment is what knocked one star off my review. This one's a winner, people. And you really can't beat the price for the quality you get.

Sturdy and very useful for my high schoolers desk. Highly recommend

First off has all the tools needed to assembly which was nice. I'm sure it would have been easier with the tools that I have but I decided to go with what came in the box. Took me roughly about 15 minutes to assemble after reading the instructions. Once assembled though it was easy to adjust and set the angles that I wanted. It's range of motion is good to where I could set it perfectly to my seating position. Just make sure to tighten all the adjustment points before trying to adjust as it needs to be tighter than you think. the cable management is actually really good I was surprised at how easy it was. Just slide off the covers and route the cables. The quality of the parts is comparable to some of the higher end stuff out there, cough Fellowes. The price of this monitor arm set up blows me away at how cost effective this product is. I still can't believe how cheap it was for the quality. Size wise it's similar to any other dual monitor stand out there. Too be honest I wasn't expecting much considering the price but I was pleasantly surprised. It's a good product for what you are paying for and I expect it to last since I don't plan on moving my monitor at all.

After having it now for a few months, it wont hold 32". Definitely not in a curved way. It holds them flat but you need to shift over and not just turn your head.

So far so good. Just got it set up today and so far I'm very happy. Strong enough. I didn't utilize all 3 arm extensions on each side. With just 2 I've got the right monitor elevation.

Funktioniert einwandfrei! Wir sind sehr zufrieden

Fungerar som den borde. Bytte monitor arm då mina nya skärmar inte fick plats på den gamla. Enkel att skruva ihop. Håller mina 32" skärmar på plats på ett snyggt sätt. Om man måste hitta något negativt så kunde man gjort det enklare gömma kablar.

TL;DR version: I'm impressed. Rather fiddly to set up, with unclear instructions (video helped a bit), but it does everything I want it to do. Suboptimal management (cables need to run behind central pole), so came up with a workaround. Really sturdy - I've no concerns it will fall. Overall I'd say a 9.9 out of 10 but some room for improvement. I had very specific requirements. The stand had to have small leg-print (previous solution took up half the desk). The stand had to be very sturdy (safety top priority). The stand had to be clamped only (no drilling through my desk please). The stand had to be able to cope with a slightly tapered desk edge (so the clamps needed to be inset by an inch). The stand had to position three 24" (HP) monitors at the correct height (top edge equal to my eyes) and preferred angles (slightly angled inwards). I looked at every stand on the market (Amazon sells around 10 potentially viable options) and narrowed it down to this one and two others (HUANUO and BONTEC, with neither of which I was familiar, but nor had I heard of Vivo). Being Amazon, it arrived next day, which is always exciting. I unpacked the box and read, and reread several times, the rather poorly written instructions (hint: hire a decent technical writer). I eventually got the hang of it. It became apparent that for three 24" screens, it's not needed to use two of the arms (one on each side), but three. rather than five, were sufficient. In fact, with all five, the screens: (i) sat far too high on the desk; and (ii) had too acute an angle compared to what I needed. It was very fiddly getting them precisely into position but with micro turns of the allan keys, I was able to get it precisely into position, which looks amazing. The cable management system is not great. Cables show behind the main pole. I've put them in a sheath and used cable ties, but a cleverer system would have been to make the central vertical pole hollow so cables could be threaded through it. But I'm being very picky on this - my workaround works. The attached picture was taken before the last micromovements to level everything out out using spirit level. That took a couple of hours but worked well.

بشكل عام ممتاز لكن فيه فراغ بين القاعدة اللي على ظهر الشاشة والحديده اللي تشبك معها حليتها بورقه دخلتها بينهم

El producto es de muy buena calidad y muy fácil de instalar, no me tomó más de 10 minutos armarlo.