ErGear Dual Monitor Stand, Heavy Duty Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount for 2 Screens up to 32 Inches, Fully Adjustable Height, Tilt, Swivel, Rotate, Supports 17.6 lbs per Monitor Arm, Easy Installation

The ErGear dual monitor stand was a great purchase for me. Easy to install with simple mounting. It offers adequate support to keep things stable and easy adjustment. It includes simple cable management and basic instructions. Affordable and fast delivery. I would buy again.

Functionality: Works exactly as expected. Very sturdy and holds two 32-inch TVs with no problems. I wouldn’t recommend going larger than that, but for this size, it’s perfect. Height & Adjustment: The height is adjustable, and both arms move smoothly. It’s easy to position each screen to your liking, whether side by side or angled. Ease of Installation: Super easy to install. Just be careful when attaching your monitors. Once set up, the whole system feels secure and stable. Cable Management: The built-in cable routing behind the arms keeps things clean and organized, which is a nice bonus for a tidy setup. Desk Recommendation: Make sure you use a strong, sturdy desk that can support the mount and the weight of both screens. I found a very affordable one that looked cheap at first, but it’s been great. Don’t let the low price fool you highly recommended setup overall. Conclusion: 100% recommended. For the price, this mount exceeded expectations. Solid, adjustable, and keeps everything clean and in place.

The product is a good value for the price, easy enough to set up, has good mountability, and seems to have good quality. The stability of the stand seems like it shifts at times and lacks versatility due to the monitor arms not being able to move vertically. If you have the same monitors, this would be a great choice. If you have 2 different types of monitors, you may want to choose a different mount to ensure that the monitors align vertically.

I bought this for my son who has two monitors one for his PS5 and one for his PC. It was easy to set up and it holds both his monitors. Both of his monitors are 24" and he has it set up on his desk. He is able to move the screens and rotate them which he loves. It seems to be good quality.

Sometimes adulthood means deciding that “Drill a hole in my desk” is an acceptable entry in your DIY résumé. Let’s dive into the comedic tragedy of drilling your workspace for the sake of ergonomic efficiency. Specs & Real Talk Product: ErGear Dual Monitor Stand—supports two 13″ to 32″ monitors, up to 17.6 lbs each, with VESA 75×75 or 100×100mm compatibility Flexibility: Offers tilt, swivel, rotation—your monitors move more than your social life Space-saving: Cable management included, because seeing all your cables clutter the desk is like watching your life chaos manifest visually Your Sacrifice: The Hole C-clamp or grommet mount? You chose legacy—drill into your desk like you’re carving out a shrine to productivity. Sure, it’s a permanent decision (and probably irreversible), but comfort has a price. What Others Say (from hardened survivors) "Works exactly as expected. Very sturdy and holds two 32-inch TVs with no problems." —Faithful user, unbroken by commitments Still, there’s Reddit reality: “Works very well, no complaints, but no chance in hell are you putting a pair of 32″ monitors on there.” “It’s the absolute cheapest solution… but maybe spend an extra $35 for smooth gas-spring arms.” Final Verdict: A Love-Hate Relationship Durability: Surprisingly solid. It stands up to two big screens—and your emotional baggage Setup Drama: Yes, drilling a hole is extra—but now your desk wears that battle scar proudly. Value: Rugged and budget-friendly. Just manage your expectations if you're sporting heavy ultrawides. Redemption Factor: Cable clips give your desk the semblance of control. Meanwhile, your desk has a new wound, but at least monitors are floating. TL;DR You permanently altered your desk’s structural integrity, but you got ergonomic comfort in exchange. The ErGear dual stand is sturdy, functional, and affordable—but overloading it (or skipping the drill) can lead to sagging monitors or heartbreak.

This works great to free up space on your desk!!! Great quality

I went in knowing this wasn't going to be some super high quality item. I bought name-brand equipment before that were 10x the price with a lot of articulation, but I figured I don't need such a fancy stand this time so I decided on this one with it's many reviews. But I should have known better. In terms of what it comes with all the hardware is included except a Philips screwdriver. The packaging came very taped up, I think the box was heavily damaged in a transit before it arrived at the Amazon warehouse. So it was not a pleasant sight, I thought was a returned product sold as new, but it seemed none of the items inside were used before. It came in several pieces and the instructions were clear enough. The screws to attach some of the pieces together did not fit in the hole correctly. It wasn't a matter of not being aligned, the screw boss threads just weren't clean. And none of the load bearing screws came with any form of thread locker. Mounting the monitors was a simple task, but the included screws were too long. Fortunately my monitors already had their own screws included so I used those. The mounting of the monitor the arm is a just a slider one part (monitor adapter) onto the other part (arm itself). This part is where I feel it feels extremely cheap quality. There is a way too much play. My monitors wobble with any touching of them Everything feels like cheap metal and the manufacturer stamped them from whatever cheapest materials they could get their hands on. I have to tighten the adjustment screws more than I think should be necessary so my monitor don't just flop down. My monitors are just shy of 5 kg each which only 62% of the weight limit that's specified by the seller (17.6 lb = 8 kg). I would not trust this with anything close to that limit. Overall I'm very disappointed with this product. It feel usable for the the sale price I got it at, but don't consider this at all for their non-sale asking price. I don't know what kind of monitors folks are using with this but I have 2x 27" Acer gaming monitors and I feel they will fall off any time. I might suck it up and buy the name-brand ones I used to buy or hopefully find somethin more trustworthy.

Used to mount dual 24 inch tvs on my toolbox. Simple instructions and sturdy.