Desk Mount Studio Monitor Stand

[Black] This is a great monitor arm stand by Mount-It! This monitor desk mount or computer monitor stand has a height adjustable arm that fits up to 32 Inch Screens and up to 20 Lb Capacity.I have a Samsung C32HG70 32-Inch HDR QLED Curved Gaming Monitor and this monitor arm stand can support this with ease. You have to read the manual to adjust the arm to able to support the monitor.

[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!

[20.3 x 6.5 x 5"] This monitor stand is amazing. It allowed me to mount my two 28 displays and clear up much needed desk space. Very easy to assemble and super sturdy on the desk.

[32.7 lb] I initially purchased this to mount a talent monitor on it for a studio shoot. Instead of paying 1K for a talent monitor that matched my teleprompter, I bought this stand and mounted one of my studio monitors with a vesa mount. The entire set up was still less than buying the talent monitor. I also used this recently on a photo shoot to mount my flash. The only down side to using it as a flash mount is that it only goes up to 6 feet. It worked fine for that particular shoot, but I could have use another 1-2 feet to get the proper 45 degree angle I wanted for my subject. The images turned out great, but I will go back to my c-stands and sand bags. This stand is solid enough to mount almost anything on it. Well worth the price.

I initially purchased this to mount a talent monitor on it for a studio shoot. Instead of paying 1K for a talent monitor that matched my teleprompter, I bought this stand and mounted one of my studio monitors with a vesa mount. The entire set up was still less than buying the talent monitor. I also used this recently on a photo shoot to mount my flash. The only down side to using it as a flash mount is that it only goes up to 6 feet. It worked fine for that particular shoot, but I could have use another 1-2 feet to get the proper 45 degree angle I wanted for my subject. The images turned out great, but I will go back to my c-stands and sand bags. This stand is solid enough to mount almost anything on it. Well worth the price.

[3] I purchased this stand for a studio monitor mount and it has served me well. The stand is stable and low enough for good viewing angle. It's also very compact when folded up.

[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.

[9.54 lb] Fairly easy to mount for this non-engineer...I did it without help from my engineering husband. Mounted on a small stand-up desk and now I have more room for my laptop, external keyboard and mouse. The arm takes up space behind the desk so you need to figure that into your chosen location to be sure it will work. The monitor is staying in place. Desk is not super solid so monitor bounces slightly as I'm typing or putting weight on the desk, but it's pretty imperceptible to me and also my Zoom audiences. Great product!

[8 lb] This monitor stand is very solid. No need to rely on clamping the arms to the desk. The dell monitors can be moved closer, further apart and even rotated to portrait mode. Similar function to the original single monitor stand.

[2.29 lb] I wanted a monitor support to replace the stand that came with my monitor which just took up too much desk space. I have used the Ergotron monitor arms in a factory setting and they held up perfectly. So this was my first choice for home. I know they are strong and will not sag over time. The adjustability is excellent and assembly is easy. Best monitor support out there.