Deluxe Dual Monitor Stand Free Standing up to 28 Inches

I purchased this to use with 2 24" 16:9 ViewSonic VX2433wm monitors. I have them set at the highest level on the stand post and they are about 9" off the desktop which is exactly where I wanted them. The stand is packed nicely in the box, the instruction are easy to follow and set up is easy. All the tools you need to do a desktop set up, except a Phillips screwdriver, are included. There is even an included option to mount the stand directly to the desktop by drilling a 3/8" hole in the desktop.Assembly can easily be done by one person but there is a bit of a balancing act after you put the first monitor on and are getting ready to put the second one on. You can either have a second person steady the stand or you can slide the first monitor as far to the middle of the stand until you get the second monitor on the stand then slide the first one back out to balance everything.The unit is solidly constructed. I didn't use the cable management part of the stand but it's a nice feature if you choose to use it. My 24" monitors fit great with a little room to spare but I'm not sure 28" 16:9 monitors would fit unless they have very small bezels.I highly recommend you decide on the crossbar height on the stand post as soon in the setup process as possible because if you choose to change it after everything is assembled you'll either need a second person to assist you in the height adjustment or you may need to do some dis assembly or cable disconnecting depending on where the stand is on your desk and how much, if any, room you have to access the stand from behind.I thought the price was reasonable, even with the cheapest shipping rate of about $20, given the quality of the stand. All in all this is a great monitor stand, I recommend it highly and I will likely be purchasing another one soon.

I added some images show what this stand looks like with 27" monitors.Pros:> VESA mounts work fine, easily hold both monitors, and spin/swivel fairly easily.> Gets your monitors up off your desk> Nice cable management hole to route cables internally> Very heavy duty, great quality> Easy to assembleCons:> Mounts are a little difficult to adjust so both monitors are evenly tilted/leveled, but can be done with care.> My base is not perfectly aligned with the stand back, but is off by about 5 degrees. (Cosmetic issue)> The lowest two screw holes to mount the crossbeam are not nearly low enough. With 27" monitors, they are 7.5" off my desk which is very high. I cannot imagine what it would be like with smaller monitors. I am over 6' tall so it is acceptable, but if someone were shorter this might be an issue.> I can only fit the two DVI cables through the stand and have the bottom cover plate fit down on the baseplate. This could be fixed with a little cutting of the plastic though.> With two 27" monitors, I cannot angle them more than about 5 degrees relative to each other due to being so close to each other - even mounting them at the furthest points on the crossbeam.All in all, I like this stand a lot, it could just be refined a little bit.

This is a fantastic mount for the money, very sturdy with a nice heavy base, monitors line up perfectly, and it's extremely adjustable,. Basically has everything stands under $80 don't. But the monitors stick out way farther than the pictures show and makes this stand practically unusable if you don't like having screens right in your face.IDK if the model went through a redesign, or if the pics are just false advertising, but the arms that hold the VESA mount are about 4-5 inches long, not the 1-2 inches the pictures show. The front of my screens stick out almost as far as the feet on the stand, not at all like picture where the monitors are recessed well behind the feet of the stand. This means unless your desk is huge, your monitors are going to be uncomfortably close to your face and take up a huge part of your desk.I ended up mounting the pole backwards so the mounting bar is positioned behind it to save space, but this required me to use the through-desk bolt to mount the pole because the normal screws don't fit when the bar is turned around. So now I have a bolt sticking out under the base of my stand about a half inch.So unless your desk is gigantic or you don't mind having to Macgyvering your stand right out of the box, I would stay away. Other than that, it is an amazingly nice stand for the price.

I have a 25" and 19" monitor that I tried using with this stand. Unfortunately, the height adjustments are limited so that I can't get the top of the screen for either monitor to be eye level. I am about 5'6" if that helps you decide whether this is the right height for you. Neither monitor's screen is at eye level; they are both way above eye level. I think I'd need to be at least two inches taller while sitting in order for this stand to be usable ergonomically. Also, the monitor height is not "easily adjusted." You'd have to unscrew the long arm from the top of the pole, figure out how to hold two monitors properly, adjust it down, and replace those screws. It's definitely not "easily adjusted" by "moving the arms along the Pole" as the product description on Amazon describes. I think that's highly misleading. I can't say much about the rotation functions or stability of the stand itself since I couldn't get it to adjust as I needed it to be.Also, the shipping price for this item is expensive. Shipping from Miami, FL to where I am in Southern California cost $21.95 for a $67.95 item. I tried to return the item, but it would cost me at least $24.46. So, at most, I would get $21.54 back, assuming they don't find a reason to not refund me money. Also, EasyMountLCD requires that the item be shipped within 48 hours. When shipping is handled directly by Amazon, I am usually given weeks to ship the item. I'll be vary wary of dealing with EasyMountLCD in the future.