Tyke Supply Super Hex Monitor Stand Model 600

Good: Incredibly sturdy, lots of ability to move around the monitors and fairly easy to put together. Price is very reasonable for what it is. I chose this one even though I was using 27" monitors because I liked that it had to posts rather than one like most on here. The reason I rated this as a 4 instead of a 5 is because you can't move the middle monitors backwards so you can tilt the outside monitors in more. Your middle monitors are the same distance from the back as the outside ones, and the curve is very mild so you end up with all the monitors in pretty much a line unless the outside ones are tilted with the bezzles behind the inside monitor. I would -not- suggest using this for curved monitors because of this.

I must've researched high and low for a decent 6 monitor stand. I felt like I took a chance on this item given the low price and lack of reviews. I've owned this item for a few months now and if you're interested in a six monitor setup I highly recommend this stand.It's solid. Every piece of it is well-constructed. Right now, I have six 27" monitors attached. Because they're 27" I do have a gap between the 2 rows, however this works out perfectly for both my webcam and shotgun mic in the middle to have room.The only con I'd say (and this was actually mentioned from another reviewer) is you can't really make the outside monitors curve inwards. You can bend them in slightly, but anything drastic and it would end up pressing up tightly against the inner monitors. Not a huge deal as it works fine as is, but it would be nice to have that extra wiggle room in future designs. With that said, DO NOT get this stand if you plan on using 'curved' monitors (which imho look goofy as hell anyways).Instructions are fairly straightforward and easy to understand. Took me about 2-3 hours to put everything together with the monitors. The only recommendation I'll make to anyone interested in buying this is to make sure your desk can handle it. If you're using a lightweight and flimsy particle-board-esque desk, I wouldn't even attempt it. The weight of the stand and the monitors combined will crush any cheap-o computer desk.Other than that, excellent buy.

Only complaint is that it is nearly impossible to line up all 6 monitors flush when sitting 3-4 feet away from them. If this was across the room you could set up the monitors with almost no gap between the bezels. Using 27" Asus thin bezel monitors and sitting just a desk width away from them I have to angle them all to me, which leaves large overlaps or gaps around them. Not a negative to the stand, I'm wondering if curved monitors may help alleviate this issue someday if I upgrade.Stand is very heavy, I had to build a stand out of some left over 2x6" boards I had laying around. Not a negative, just an FYI.