Quad Monitor Desk Stand

Pros: Sturdy construction. Mostly tight (I'll explain) allows for positioning of monitors and they stay where you place them. Cable guides are sufficient for the task.Cons: with one monitor installed the unit falls over unless you place a wedge under the first monitor. From there you can install the second monitor to balance things out.The VESA plate has too much play when installed on the mounting arm. it can wiggle back and forth and makes aligning your monitors quite imprecise. All other joints are tight just not this one.There is no wrench for the bolts on the arm hinges. These hinges are really tight and a little difficult to adjust. You need two hands to adjust the arms to the correct position plus a third hand to hold the stand in position.Overall: This is a good stand and once set should keep my monitors in place just fine. Fine tuning your monitor position can be a little awkward but not that bad.

Very solid stand at a great price! has no issues puttting together and have been usign it for about a week. For me personally the issue I ran into is that can be top heavy if the montiors are placed to high and the pole could be a bit shorter for m personal desk but other thatn that well worth the money as in comparison to other stands at this price was hard to find one that was a actualy stand and not a clamp. Recommened buy 100%

This monitor stand has a stamped metal base that adds nothing to the stability. One must put a weight across the base to mount a single monitor and keeping it balanced and upright is a challenge as the other monitors are added. I ended up taking the arms off this stand and using them with the pole and base from a shorter stand made for 25-inch monitors (it also lacks stability despite the heavier base). On the other hand the arms and the VESA plates are nicely designed and easily put into place. The VESA plate screws to the back of the monitor; the plate has a slot with sides that slide over a smaller square plate that stays on the arm; there is a stop on the plate that fits over the upper edge of the smaller plate and a knob with a screw secures the VESA plate to the arm structure. It is much easier to assemble than one where the VESA plate has to be secured to the monitor while on the arm. In addition the included screws washers and spacers covered every contingency--I needed spacers and longer screws because of the recessed mounting areas on my monitors.