Dual Monitor Desk Stand - Up to 38" Screens

The range is excellent. It took about 40 minutes to set up a duel-monitor configuration for a large co-work desk.

Is hard to move

Solid stand for the money. Bought this 4 different times. Most recent purchase was missing 2 key components. The plate that goes through desk grommet to steady it and also the minimalistic plate for desk grommet. Two pieces that allow you to put on desk but not take up any space.

I had a stand like this back in the Stone Age when everyone worked in office buildings. Now that I work from home, I wanted a similar setup for the desk in my home office.The VIVO stand works pretty well with two ASUS VS247H-P 23.6" monitors. However, the VIVO stand is significantly lighter than the old stand I had. So much lighter that the stand is prone to tipping or sliding around when you try to adjust the monitors. To offset this, I clamped the stand to my desk with an Irwin quick clamp (link below) and it is now locked in place.For the price, I think the VIVO stand is great, however one downside is the hardware that’s included. The hex bolts that come pre-installed from the factory (for fine position adjustments) are fastened extremely tight and seem to be made of cheap, soft metal. So soft in fact, that a few bolts started to strip (while using the provided hex tool) as I tried to loosen them. I guess as long as you don’t plan on a adjusting the stand’s position often you should be okay.Clamp link:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00002244S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

As others have said. This will not support two 27in monitors unless you use some other hardware to secure the stand. No matter how I positioned the arms the base would always lean forward to where the slightest bump to the stand or desk would send the monitors crashing forward. If you have smaller monitors I’m sure this will work fine.