Viotek Articulating Triple 3-Monitor Stand with Adjustable Height – Monitor Arm with Vesa Mount fits up to 3 Screens

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. I am very impressed with this stand. The base is very sturdy no issues; putting it together was A BREEZE (took like two hours no hassle) and all the pieces were there. I made a video of me putting it together.Helpful Tips -- The VESA mounts for the two center monitors look different than the rest.- Make sure the mounting rod is upright or you'll have to take it apart againPros -- Very sturdy- Easy setup- BeautifulCons- The base has a large footprint (all of the bases do)- The adjustment for the VESA mounts is a little annoying

Quality for the money is absolutely ridiculous.This thing is well built and covered with thoughtful touches - its cable management system also includes 3 little holsters for the 3 sizes of allen wrenches required to assemble and adjust it - genius.Lots of adjustment for angle (you can rotate the monitor to be horizontal, vertical, or anything in between, makes an angled setup super easy to set up.) tilt, and adjustment forward/back and side/side.Instructions are very clear, all tools required are provided (sans a wrench for tightening the nuts that cap the brackets after they're slid onto the screen, so you will need a crescent wrench or other way of tightening a small nut.) and setup was a breeze, apart from a problem of my own doing that I mention below.It will support a single monitor under about 15 pounds offset to the side, so definitely mount your lighter monitor first. my hanns G was really tilting it and I had to have my fiance hold it while I got the other set up.Multiple mounting options both for the monitors to the stand and the stand to a desk - for the maximum adjustment I suggest you drill a hole in the desk for the hard mount, otherwise you will only have a limited range that you can pull a monitor forward (at least, that's how it is with my old, heavy 32 inch hanns G) since I can't do that, I'm using the basic base, which is quite heavy, sturdy, and well balanced. I have no problem with a 28 inch and 32 inch screen on the stand.The hardware is all well designed and thought out - the screws that attach the bracket to the monitor are thumbscrews to get them in quickly, with a nice philips on the end to cinch it tight.I have one complaint - one of the wire managers on the upper arms broke as I was attempting to insert a wire. I think they're just a tad too brittle. But if you have a zip tie, you have a new one.Otherwise, the only issue I had installing was that I didn't realize my samsung synchmaster T240HD didn't have a freaking universal mount! that totally threw a kink into my plans until I just took a drill and drilled out all 8 slots that were on the bracket into the monitor where I wanted it (if you need to do something similar, a 9/64 bit is perfect for accepting the included screws.) since the thing was well past its warranty period anyways, put some 5 minute epoxy on the bracket and attached it with the four included screws and added four more similar sized screws to ensure the thing never comes apart. If the monitor ever dies and needs replacing, I'll have to chisel the bracket off, but thusfar it's worked a charm.Moral of the story - make sure you either have proper universal mounts on your monitors, or be ready to void the hell out of your warranty to make it work.Other moral of the story - this stand is outrageous quality for the money. I didn't expect it to be HALF this good for what I paid.

Using this stand to hold 3x Viotek GN24C monitors and it works great. VIOTEK GN24C 24" 144hz Curved Gaming Monitor, Bezel-less Samsung VA Panel w/ Built-in Speakers-Full HD 1080p Monitor with 144Hz Refresh Rate, HDMI, DP & VESA I upgraded to this from a solid bar model that was not adjustable and I am satisfied. I had upgraded my monitors but the curve on the old mount was nowhere near what was needed to make a seamless desktop with the monitors I had purchased.Pros- I am able to curve the monitors to line up perfectly.- The articulation of the VESA mounts is perfect for fine tuning the alignment.- Solid for 10 lb (each) monitors on the stand without mounting to my desktop.- Cable management- Tool holder so if you need to adjust the arms the tools are immediately available.Cons- I would not use the stand without mounting to my desk if my monitors were any heavier than 10 lbs each. The base is not very long and it will lean and even tip over with heavier monitors when curving them out from the centered position. I would recommend mounting the base no matter how heavy your monitors are just to be safe.- Number of cable holders for the arms was too few to manage high grade cables and look good while doing it. My stand was only provided 1 cable hook per arm section, not 2 as seen in the pictures so the cable routing looks a little sloppy for my taste.Overall I would buy this stand again if I needed to make another 3 monitor build.

I have worked on this for about 7 hours and simply cannot get the monitors to line up like you see in the images - ALL FLUSH against eachother...It is simply not designed to allow you to point them and articulate them in any angles AND still have them remain flush against eachother...I have made any and all adjustments shown in the instruction book...As i face them, the upper right monitors droops and I see that is a good amount of "play in that armThis is ok if you are not that compulsive about symmetry and neatness...I will rate this three stars for balance of the item on the desk and simplicity in assembly,,,I am taking off 2 stars for the impossibility of getting all four flush and and my inability to get anyone on the phone to assist....I will keep it because I want the configuration and I simply doe not want to start again, BUT this will distract me each day. Othwerwise, I would not buy again and would not recommend getting it unless you have a great deal of patience and tolerance for IMPRECISION.

Great product, got it installed today. one thing to note, that this product is something i'd sugest to have a friend there to assist you. though it can support 3 23" monitors without drilling though your desk, it's JUUUST on that balance point to face plant your monitors if you want them to curve around you enought. Though it's optional, i'd strongly suggest to drill and mount. for the time being i have my side monitors a little back, still 100 functional, but i'm planning on moving within a month, so i know i'll be taking it all down, so once thats done, i'll then drill and mount moving this probably to a 5 star at that point. Would sugest to get this, rather than dropping 300+ at a local PC store of a "Better 'Buy'. "

Really good, versatile fitting giving a a very neat job, very sturdy fills you with confidence that it will last

Pros.- Stable/Sturdy. large base and simple design can be sturdy when loaded properly. I am using 6 VS247H-P monitors and It can hold all 6 just fine . Do not load unevenly.Cons.-A few parts require a Philips and this mount does not come with one. 1 of the 3 Allen wrenches fits nothing and one of the bolt sizes wont fit any Allen wrench they sent me.-Not terribly straight. Trying to get 6 identical monitors to have lined up bezels in any mounting screw configuration seems to be an exercise in futility.

Great, fit 3 27' monitors on the bottom and a 32' with 2 24' on either side..Everything you need comes with it...Really happy

Base is not heavy enough to support my 3x 24" monitors LED at the proper height without falling over. I had to set this on a stand to get the proper height

El monitor del medio va a la misma altura que el de los laterales, estas obligado a tenerlo a la misma altura, estaría bien que se pudiera regular la altura del monitor central indenpendiente a los monitores laterales.