WALI Dual Monitor Stand for Desk, Monitor Stands for 2 Monitors up to 27 inch, Dual Monitors Mount Fits up to 22lbs, Free Standing Full Motion Dual Monitor Arm for Desk (MF002), Black

I am one of those people who are very OCD about their work space. I like to have a lot of desk space, arm space, space to lay out paper... etc. So I always struggled with having 3 screens (2 monitors and a laptop) for work. But this monitor mount is a complete game changer and I cannot be happier with this purchase. It is extremely sturdy and my monitors line up perfectly beside each other. And it has opened up my desk space so much, I don’t know how I’ve live without it until now.The monitors can be raised to whatever level, and it can tilt and turn. While you have to be careful with the mount that sits on the desk because it can get too heavy if the monitor arms sit too far extended out. But mine are angled back and sits perfectly without me worrying at all of it tilting.Installation was a breeze (for the mount that sits on top of the desk)! Took my husband less than 15 mins to put it together and maybe 10 more to tinker it here and there til my liking.All in all, a great purchase and I highly recommend!

Exactly what I needed for a small home office setup.Assembly was a breeze, well made and very sleek, would definitely recommend

I bought this stand for my new Samsung 28" 4K displays (U28E590D). The stand itself is a decent stand. Reasonably well built and functional. I'll mention the biggest con for me at the end of the review.The packing material around the arm and shaft is insufficient. The shaft was scuffed up when it arrived. Trade out the plastic bag for the low density foam at the least. Or put a cardboard divider in the small box that contains both the shaft and arms to keep them from touching and rubbing in transit. The contents of the other small box (bolts, nuts, screws, bits and pieces, etc) were fine on arrival.I like the thumbscrews for attaching to the back of the monitors on the universal mounting bracket. I dislike the use of Allen screws elsewhere. They could have been thumbscrews as well (winged if more leverage is needed). The tilt (vertical) of the unit sags slowly with these 28s. I'll line up the monitors in the morning and by the next morning they're off a little. Over the course of a weekend they're off a lot. I haven't tightened down on the Allen heads too harshly since it's a PITA to adjust. I would suggest some sort of notched or ribbed adjustment for the tilt and let the yaw adjustment be the smooth clamp type.The universal mount bracket that bolts to the display is grooved and that slides down onto the stand to hold it in place. It also slides down over a threaded post (this would be easier to understand with pics). An acorn nut on the threaded post is meant to hold the display down on the mount and keep the grooved mount attached to the stand. That works but it's not a tight fitting. The display rattles loosely on the stand while you adjust it. So you twist and adjust the monitor on the stand to your will; then you let go and see where the loose connection settles. Not bad but not like rock solid either.The single biggest con for me is how they interact with these Samsung monitors. The 4-bolt universal mount pattern on these Samsung U28E590D monitors is NOT in the middle of the display like older displays. The 4-bolt pattern is at the far TOP of the display. The arms of this stand are all the way to the top of the pole and I still only get about 2.5" of clearance under my displays to the top of my desk. I don't have any way of increasing the clearance short of putt some books under the base of the stand. I have a couple skinny Dell speakers laying on their sides slid under the displays and they fit under them with about 1/2" to spare. When I it up straight in my chair with my seat at the proper height for my legs, I look over the top of the monitors by about 4". If your eyes when looking forward at 0 degrees are supposed to strike the middle of the screens, these displays are easily 10" lower than they should be. Were the mounting holes 4-6" lower on the back of the displays, that would make a huge difference. Even still though the shaft for the stand isn't long enough to reach the appropriate ergonomic height. I can't flip the adapter or arms over either. There isn't any other way that I can achieve more clearance other than blocking up the base of the stand. I reached out to WALI to see if there's a longer mounting shaft option and unfortunately there isn't. I looked at the installation guides and product photos for a number of other brands of displays and this seems to be a reasonably common thing for 4K displays, having the mounting bolt hole pattern high up on the displays. I would suggest a stand option that makes a longer shaft an option for these larger displays.On the upside, the short stand conceals the scuffs in the paint on the short shaft nicely.

I did a thorough search for dual monitor mounts. Because my desk is in the smaller side (39”x24”), I needed a mount that wouldn’t overwhelm my workspace. I decided in this mount in large part because of the reviews and nice price point.I used the table base since my table is a glass top and it’s gravel is positioned in the back right corner. Very sturdy, my setup is with x2 24” monitors. My only problem was I initially used the anchors that came with the mount, since the back of my monitors are curved. It left a great deal of space so the monitors would slide back and forth. I then remembered my monitors came with mounting anchor screws, this make for a snug and dream fit. As you can tell from the picture, I’ve got plenty of room and it’s structurally sound as it’s not only holding my monitors but I also got creative and mounted my sound bar to the cylinder pole of the monitor mount (used heavy duty Velcro adhesive by Strenco which can be found on Amazon).Those reviews that speak of underwhelming arm movement and poor sturdiness are more times than not using monitors larger than what the 27” spec maximum and/or have monitors that differ in their mount placement.

The WALI Free Standing Dual LCD Monitor Desk Mount is a game-changer for anyone working with multiple screens. Supporting screens up to 27 inches and 22 pounds per arm, it offers a highly customizable setup with full adjustability for tilt, swivel, and rotation.I used it to mount a 27inch as well as a 24 inch monitor and it was able to handle the weight without any issues. Great product!

Surprisingly the best manual and parts quality in a long time. Totally functional stand, used for two 24" monitors

Holds my 2 24" monitors perfectly fine. Love that it has so many different angles and options. I'd definitely buy it again if I needed another dual mount.