MOUNT PRO Dual Monitor Wall Mount for 13 to 32 Inch Computer Screens, Gas Spring Wall Monitor Arm for 2 Monitors, Each Holds Up to 19.8lbs, Full Motion Wall Monitor Mount with VESA 75x75/100x100

Once hung on the wall they take a little adjustment to work. They seam very durable. The arms came basically pre- assembled.

Solid construction, widely compatible, many viewing options frees up space on the desk so I can work in comfort

Hello everyone! I bought this to save some room on my computer desk. This saved me a lot of room to work in other projects. . I'm not a fan of clutter. This mount not only looks well, but also works well. I love the adjustment abilities. The installation took maybe 5 minutes. I am very pleased with this stand. My only complaint is how long the arms are. I wish they were just a few inches longer. That's is why I am giving it 4 stars.

Excellent mounting system for two 27 inch monitors. Enables a great set-up for dual monitors with adding clutter to the desktop.

Great buy for the price. My monitors are not the big but it works fantastic. Keeps the monitors off of my desk and allows me to set them up exactly how I need them. Easy to install and use. I love the cable management capability that it has to hide the cables. Highly recommended if you want to add more room to your desk.

I used a 1" thick 12x18in board to bridge two studs to allow me to mount exactly in the center of my selected area. I used two Philips 32" Curved Monitors which are each 22.1 lbs. (be advised the rated load for the mount is 17.6 lbs.).It all came out wonderful. I have a row of three monitors on a wall with these two monitors mounted above it. I can even pull the top two monitors forward and down or push them back so they are up an out of the way.I do agree with the seller's notice that all angles will not support the two monitors to be flush in the center (no gap between them). It's going to come down to finding that right angle for the curved monitors to meet and covering up the background with a neutral color so the board in the back doesn't stand out. I found that at many different elevations, if I adjust the monitors forwards or backwards, then I could make them come very close to each other.I did struggle a little with managing the arm adjustments, but this is because I am exceeding the weight limit supported. The arms fluidly move my monitors up down and back/forward and then hold that position without any effort (once I got the right tension settings set).

Works amazing no sagging or anything

Tension does not work with 32” monitors, the tension will not keep the monitor arm in upright position - continuously drops to lowest level due to the weight of monitor