Quad 13” to 32” Monitor Desk Stand

As one reviewer had stated...the center of gravity is off and the loaded stand will tend to want to teeter forward. For me it will sit stable but If your monitors are a little bit heavier, close to the max rated according to the description I'm sure you would need to tether this thing down or hang a weight on the back side of the pole. There is no adjustment on the lower arms to level and the arms will sag a bit so the tops of the monitors will not line up perfectly. Overall the quality is poor but for me it was the only manufacture I could find with this particular setup that I needed.

I have three 32" monitors coming in at 15.48lbs each. The engineer that gave the specifications for this stand should be sacked. It's some extremely simple math, now that I have reason to do it, and there is NO way this should be expected to work as advertised. I'm going to the store to spend some more money to get my screens set up. I have a glass desk, so drilling into the desk is out of the question (but would work, for those of you with wooden desks).The stand's center of gravity is SUBSTANTIALLY forward of the stand. There base would need to be far heavier to support the advertised weight.Shame on everybody involved in selling this. Fix the description.

Super sturdy. Assembly was fairly simple. Great product for the price!

If you are going to put 4 27's on this Mount buy a fixed mounting, do not buy this freestanding. My monitors are literally falling to my body when I setting up because of the unstable freestanding design. At the end of the day, I have to drill holes and bolt the pole with the desk to get it to work.

Works for 3x32" well if done in a flat or parallel configuration. Needed additional weight on base to support 3 curved 32" monitors with the overall configuration being curved or arc'd cleanly from left to right. In all, once together and adjusted, the stand works well.