HUANUO Triple Monitor Stand - Free Standing Fully Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount - Tilts, Swivels, Rotates - Fits 3 LCD LED OLED Screens 13-24 Inches in Size, Each Arm Holds up to 22lbs

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The arm length for each of the side monitors is ONLY 16" from the center of the stand... My 24" monitors are 11" from center, which leaves ten inches in between... NOT 24"Unless Amazon sent me the wrong item!I can't even fit a 14" monitor portrait in the middle! Super irritated.My box model number is HNCM6.Also came with an extender for the top so it looks like a pyramid setup is how this was designed. I'm thinking I received the wrong item.

This is an excellent triple monitor stand by almost all measures. It is easy to assemble, the directions are fairly straight forward, and the arms hold my three monitors with ease. If you're willing to forgo the ability to adjust each monitor's height, in favor of adjusting all of the monitors' heights at once, this easily competes with some of the more expensive stands on the market.Although I haven't had the triple monitor stand for long, it feels just as sturdy as $150 monitor mounts (I'm an IT technician so I've installed a huge number of them at my office). Plus, it's much easier to install. Normally, installing triple monitor mounts we use at my firm requires two people to hold the various components steady, but I was able to do it by myself with very little trouble. The only time that I wished I could have had help was when I tried to screw the bottom bracket into the base. Even then I managed to get it done fairly quickly.My only complaint is that the included vesa mount screws are housed in plastic which makes them incredibly easy to strip. Of the 12 screws which came with the stand, I managed to strip 5 of them, and I'm not a powerful/ careless person by any means. Had the manufacturer stuck with all metal screws, this wouldn't have been an issue, but for whatever reason, they decided plastic was the way to go. If you do decide to get this stand, I would highly recommend getting vesa compatible screws from your nearest hardware store.

It worked great and for the Price its a good buy.IMPORTANT- If possible fasten the stand with the supplied bolt to the desk if not the stand will wobble while putting the monitors on it. AND If you do not want to drill a hold into your desk, always Start with the middle monitor first and when attaching the side monitors have something UNDER the MONITOR to HOLD IT UP to avoid it falling to the side and possibly cracking your monitor.Monitor Fit Cons: You need to do a lot of adjustments, especially if your monitors are different brands Pro: The stand leaves a lot of room to adjust the height and width.For Anyone that is having height issues with the Center monitor. ****Picture Attached***We had to be a little creative and perhaps that is what the manufacturer wanted customers to do, but did not offer it in fear that it may weaken the stand.What we did was, before you clamping the center monitor to the stand bracket we place a spacer, which is included, between the monitor and stand bracket screw hole, than place another spacer on top of the monitor screw hole and inserted the long thin silver screw and fastened it.That will enable you to lift the Center monitor up an inch, on top of its own adjusting screw. You may get about a 2 inch height adjustment, rather than one inch.Hope that helps.So far so good. Hope it doesn't start sagging.

Fake reviews are prevalent here on Amazon these days. So I took the positive reviews on this with a grain of salt. Took a chance on a "budget" no-name monitor stand - ended up relatively pleased. It's a good stand with limitations and it's an even better value. I mounted two 34" AOC ultra widescreens to this stand and didn't bother with the third mount. Stand is bolted into the desk; the weighted stand can hold them up but any adjustment on the swingarms was perilous.The stand is very sturdy and heavy but I would plan on bolting it into your desk (one of the mounting options). You CAN use the nicely weighted stand with a light and balanced setup. However, any extension of attached heavier monitors and/or off-center weight is asking for a tumble.Most of the criticisms regarding this item in other reviews seem valid. Screws are a bit soft, height adjustments for the center monitor are limited, weighted stand isn't sufficient for setups. But, the praise is valid as well - sturdy for what you pay.