Best Stand Up Desk Converter For Dual Monitors

[Metal, Steel] This Dual Monitor Desk Stand was the perfect solution because two single monitor stands would not work with where my desk has a grommet like the other side of my desk where I have two Mount-It Single Monitor Desk Stands. These stands are well built with metal that is holding all four of my Samsung 32" monitors. It took me 35 minutes to setup with my monitors mounted, positioned, and leveled.

[Black] Great rolling sit/stand desk, well made - I am able to mount dual monitors, height adjustment is great and wheels roll and lock easily. Plenty of room for a computer or a laptop with a docking station and other essentials. This is a great buy!!

[3.5 to 21.8"] This dual arm monitor mount is just what I wanted. I have a rather small desk that I use for my video editing, so I wanted to conserve as much desk space as possible. To be able to use two monitors with clamps, instead of the regular monitor bases, is perfect. Normal monitor stands (feet) are way too bulky. This freed up a ton of room for me on the tabletop. And we all know you can never have too much space for computer accessories, external hard drives etc.. Having the flexibility to adjust the arms is also very helpful and an additional benefit for me. This lets me swivel, tilt and rotate the monitors to whatever position I want. I use this feature way more than I expected too. I can even go to a portrait orientation very easily if I wanted. I haven't done this yet, but it is nice to have the option, especially for coding. The build quality is good, and the arms feel secure and it's holding my monitors with ease. It has a way to manage your cables and has a nice clean look. Overall, I'm very pleased with this dual-arm monitor mount and I'm happy to preserve all the space on my desktop. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[9.48 lb] I've had the Mount-It! dual arm mount for quite some time, but I decided I wanted to go in a slightly different direction as the one downside to the dual mount system is an inability to adequately line up monitors with different bezel sizes to my liking. This is no fault of the previous mount, just me being a bit mildly OCD about getting my screens lined up. I also figure to be adding screens in the future so I wanted to try and find something that was a bit more flexible. I put this up against the Vivo single arm mount to see if one was better and this one is pretty good.It's easy to put together and easy to install a monitor to it. Rather than try to attach the monitor to the VESA mount while attached to the arm, this one has you attach the mount to the monitor, then slide it into a retention clip on the end of the mount. This makes placing and removing the monitor extremely easy if you need to make any adjustments to the actual monitor arm on your desk. The whole arm feels very sturdy, much more than the Vivo did and is able to hold much larger and heavier displays. It can hold up to 32" monitors, including ultra wide monitors as long as the weight doesn't exceed 20lbs.In the weeks since installing this arm, there has been no sag at all. The only issue I've encountered is there's a fair amount of shaking when even just typing, although I attribute this more to the desk not have a ton of support in the front. Either way, it's there and it's noticeable, particularly during extended typing sequences like this. So far that's the only drawback that I've encountered and again, could just be the desk.Overall, it feels very solid, holds my 24" AOC monitor up with no issues, and is definitely worth the price you pay for it.

[MDF, PVC, Steel] I love my new sit-stand desk converter. It was easy to install and goes up and down fairly easy. I opted for the manual lift and am very happy with it. I have one large monitor and my laptop set up side by side. My only complaint is that I should have ordered one sooner!

[Landscape] I have a stand-up desk and previously had 2 monitors on it, which was awkward at best when I stood up. So I replaced the 2 monitors with one 40" monitor....which was even MORE cumbersome on the lift-up! I was desperate to find a way to make the monitor useful for both sitting and standing....and the Mount-It Tripod was the perfect solution. I now have the full workspace surface of my lift-up AND the massive real estate of the single, large monitor....AND I can easily raise or lower the monitor on the stand to accommodate whichever position I choose. I highly recommend the Mount-It Tripod. It's solidly built, steady as they come and was a breeze to set up!

[2 Side by Side] Amazing solid dual monitor stand. The base has enough weight to keep both monitors levelled up, and assembly was ever so simple. The cable management is a great addition, as it keeps everything nice and clean

[1x 2.5"] Best part is the dual USB-A.

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[97.6 lb] I'm using this stand for two 27 monitors. The description says that it's only good for up to 24 monitors. It definitely fits the 27 monitors, but the height adjustment is limited due to the weight of my monitors which are both Dell UltraSharp UP2716Ds. I would prefer to have them mounted on a desk arm, but the arrangement of this particular desk does not allow for that. :)