EVEO Premium Dual Monitor Mount 14"-32” Dual Monitor Arm VESA Bracket Adjustable Height Gas Spring Dual Monitor Stand, Screen Full Motion Dual Monitor Arm-Computer Monitor Stand for 2 Screens - Black

Very impressed with this product. There are a lot of dual monitor desk arms available on Amazon. What I wanted was one that wasn't gas spring. This one appears to be spring loaded and it works great. It's very adjustable. I had a specific need for a dual monitor setup. I have two 27" monitors with one horizontal and the other vertical and I wanted the horizontal one (the primary monitor) to be centered on my desk with the vertical one to the side. I was a bit concerned about whether this arm would be strong enough to hold both (they both weigh about 17lbs). I was also a bit concerned about whether I could position the monitors exactly where I wanted them. My desk bumps up about 1" from the back wall, so that was a concern as well. But after assembling everything and spending some time adjusting I got everything exactly where I want it and it's fantastic. Removing the monitor stands off my desk frees up a bunch of room and add a nice de-clutter look to my desk. Assembly was fairly straightforward. The instructions are pretty basic, but it's easy to figure everything out. The base that attaches to the desk is very sturdy and clamps down securely (my desk is about .8" thick). Adding the 2 arms is a breeze, and one thing I really liked about the assembly you attach the Vesa mount plates to the back of the monitors independently of the arms and then slide and lock them into the end of the arms. There is a bit of wiggle between the end of the arm and the base plate attachment, but once the monitors are positioned in place it causes no issues. The tension in the arms is very easy to adjust with the included wrench. I simply relieved some of the tension on both arms, got the monitors exactly where I wanted them, then tightened the tension and now they stay put with zero sag. There is outstanding range of motion for positioning the monitors where I needed them. Overall extremely happy with this purchase and glad I chose this product.

I don't often write reviews, but this product's quality surprised me so much that I began drafting one as soon as I received it. It's now been over a week and nothing has happened to make me question its longevity so far. Pros: The quality feels sturdy. The design is very smart. Clearly whoever developed it really thought about things a monitor arm should and could have to make adjustments easier while creating clean lines and stability, and was able to provide that at a very reasonable price. It comes with a bunch of extra parts so you can customize your installation. There are options for how permanent the installation is, and conveniences like thumb-screws, nice velcro cable ties, and probably my favorite of all, an easy-detatch VESA mount that holds securely but allows the monitor to come off the arm by pushing one tab. The whole thing is attractive and attaches firmly to the desk (my desk is only about 3/4" thick). Having the tightening screw on the top, adjustable with the substantial allen key provided, is very easy. The lower part of the arms have a slot for the cables to hide in, and given that in my experience this is usually the part of an arm that doesn't work as well as it should, and ends with broken plastic and exposed cables, I think this arm solves it in the best way I've seen. It takes a little work to get the cover to lock fully in place if you have a lot of cables, but once together it's secure and very clean-looking, and I've had to do a lot of cable swapping while getting my setup just right, and it hasn't broken or made me dread readjusting it. My monitors weigh 10 lbs and I didn't need to adjust any tension to get them to stay in place, so I can't comment too much on that process. One temporary Con: one of the lower sections of the arms wouldn't pop onto its mounting point on the base until I sanded the inside down a bit.

I'm coming from one of those dime-a-dozen dual monitor arm setups where each arm pivots off a central pillar, each articulation requires loosening of a hex nut to adjust, and the whole thing costs very little. That worked okay for years for me, but two things were wrong with the garbage I had before: It didn't attach very well to my desk and therefore wobbled pretty easily when the desk was moved (e.g. when I type vigorously), and adjusting it was a MASSIVE pain, usually leading to monitor misalignments that would trigger my (not literal) OCD. Enter the EVEO setup. The base attaches SO firmly and is tightened SO easily with the included (actually really nice) hex wrench, the thing is solid AF. Assembling it is as simple as just sliding the arm pieces onto each other and the base, and the thumbscrews for attaching the VESA plates to the displays are a dream. (I also hated that about my old setup: I had to employ a series of washers and standoffs to get those freaking things to mount; this product took seconds to attach the plates.) I was a little concerned about the cable management options, but that has been... Okay. My only complaint is that the system for hiding cables along one portion of the arm is a bit tight. I make use of the USB hub in my right monitor to attach a few peripherals, and the amount of cables running through that and the clip at the base of the unit are pretty full and were difficult to get right. Still, I can't deduct stars for that, because I DID get it right after some struggle, and I recognize that complaint is pretty specific to the way I do things. All in all, I haven't used the name brand alternatives this unit appears based on, but I literally can't imagine they're any better. It was clear from some of the reviews of this product (and the SUPER clear stickers saying "THIS IS HOW YOU TENSION THE ARMS") people have had trouble understanding that the tensioning screw may need adjustment, but they A) show you exactly where and how to do it, and B) give you the tool to do it. In my case, no adjustment was necessary; it just worked.

I recently bought another monitor and needed to open up my space on my desk. After much research, I decided to get the dual monitor mount. The instructions were okay. I ended up looking for a video for the single mount to clarify on some areas that were questionable. The range of motion is good, however, the tilt for the monitor is hard to lock into place... every time I tried to adjust, it would tilt down. I ended up not configuring it. Installation after clarification was easy. You will need an additional tool to adjust the swivel motion for the piece near the monitor. I used the clamp for this installation and I can say it’s pretty sturdy so far. Be careful not to knock off one of the circular cushions for it. They come off pretty easily. Overall, the dual monitor mount is pretty good. I’m still not too sure about the tilt, but I’ll update this review as needed.

So I just got it today, will update if it ends up failing (8/2/2020). Edit from the future, 10/12/2022 and still going strong, no sign of failing, no weakening parts, being and moved quite literally daily. Will likely be upgrading to a quad monitor stand soon, but this mount did not disappoint. Changed rating to 5*'s for durability and longevity. So far so good tho. Setup was a breeze. It actually took me longer to figure out how to take the bases off my monitors so I could mount them than it did to put the desk mount together. The springs at their default settings were WAY too tight, it's pretty hard to move them down but they just fly up. I loosened them up a bit so it's not as bad but kind of annoying, they're sitting in place just fine once adjusted tho. Range of motion... Isn't quite what I'd hoped. Decent, like I said very hard to actually move around and reposition, but it stays in position so I guess that's the important part. Doesn't go quite as high as I'd hoped, but that's probably on me for not taking out a tape measure before buying. Also, you'll want your desk away from the wall... If you want the monitors back on your desk then the arm twists and juts out the back. Again, on me for not actually thinking it through but just figured someone else might not be thinking that through either. The only real issue I have is with how it connects the vesa mounts to the arms. It's basically just clipped in, which seems like a weak point in construction and has some play... It's very easy to tilt the monitor a bit and has some play, so getting your monitor perfectly straight is a bit of a chore... And I'm sure bumping it even slightly would set it off kilter. EDIT: After having the mount for a few days, can confirm keeping the monitor straight is annoying. Any time you move it you're going to tilt it ever so slightly and have to re-adjust it. Small bumps to the desk also tilt the monitor slightly. Not a huge deal, just kind of annoying.

• Amazing clamp mechanism with the bolt on the top used to tighten the otherwise flat and padded C-clamp which made installation much simpler for me, as I needed to cut a slot in my desk to do the clamp. Having that be flat instead of bulky was great. A+ design, it was one of the major reasons I picked EVEO! • Arms are sturdy and all the metal is thick and high quality. Great powder coat. Overall very high quality fit and finish with good attention to detail. • Love the big sturdy tool for tightening the bolt for the clamp. I wish it had been an all-in-one tool that handled every bolt or screw on the entire unit for simplicity, but I still loved the size and quality of the tool and the slot to keep it on the back of the base so I don’t lose it. I’d also have liked it painted black to blend in when slotted back there. • Love the included Velcro ties! • Love the thumb screws, on the VESA mounts! The not as good: • Cable management space in the lower arms could use a bit of improvement. I wish they had a little more space and the sliding mechanism, which inexpensive, reliable, and good looking doesn’t allow the smoothest interaction trying to add or remove cables especially if you have many of them. I think something could be done to improve this whether it’s adding a bit of depth to the plastic to give more interior space or redesigning it as a whole with a hinge or some other closing mechanism. Your stuff will still fit but with a bit of force. • The cable management plastic piece on the upper arm comes off the arm too easily. I’d also like to see a second tie down for cables on the upper arm. • The cable management plastic piece on the base slides out very easily. I expected it to clip in but it doesn’t seem to. • I had to tighten the allen screws holding the VESA brackets to the plastic slides (the ones that say TOP with an arrow) because they came quite loose with a lot of play. I did like that they took the same wrench as the rotation lock mechanism set screws. • The rotation lock mechanism is not great and even tightened down I can’t really get it to lock. I think this could use improvement, though it’s only a minor thing for me. Overall it’s a 9/10 for me and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a sturdy monitor arm but doesn’t want to pay $300.

[1] Many table-top desks have unlimited clearance underneath and there for any old mount would suffice. Unfortunately, my new desk has a back panel with a hole leaving only 2.5" of clearance. I didn't plan things well, so I needed to chuck my old mount and find a specific mount to fit this desk. This mount has great form factor in the mount/base. My desk is exactly 2 inches thick with 2.5" max. clearance on the bottom side. The clamp mount fits perfectly and securely with room the spare. The bottom lip of the clamp is about 1/4" thick and would probably fit almost any narrow space. The top lip of the clamp -- visible above the desk -- doesn't look half bad either. It looks like it belongs there. It also has padded feet so as to minimize/eliminate any damage to the desk surface. After mounting everything, I noticed my monitors needed to be centered differently. All it took was a few turns of the bolt/screw to loosen the entire base and then I could slide it sideways, position, and retighten it. I appreciate the fact that I didn't need to juggle anything (or climb under the desk) in order to reposition everything. [2] My old mount was a single unit, which made it unwieldily and risky to install by myself. I could never figure out how to attach the monitors after mounting the rig, so I'd always end up lifting and attaching everything -- mount, arms, and monitors -- as a single giant unit. Ever broken a sweat while setting up your monitors? Their claim of "5 minute installation" isn't really an exaggeration, though I'd say more like 10 minutes if you count the cable management. For each arm of this mount there are 3 separate, well-designed and well-fitting pieces.: the VESA plate which attaches to the monitor, the top part of each arm, and the bottom part of the arm which attaches to the mount. I really appreciate the fact that the VESA plate is a separate "quick release" unit, which means I can simply snap my monitor on and off the arm, as needed. [3] The form-factor of the arms is great. It looks and feels high-end. I have two 27" curved monitors and was able to get the full, side-by-side, curved layout that I'm accustomed to. My only complaint -- if you can even call it that -- is that in order to position my monitors lower to the desk, the arms would need to extend 3-6 inches behind the desk, requiring the extra clearance to do that. I can't really fault the mount for that though, as I don't see how else it would work. [4] The arms also included nifty cable management. Each arm has a detachable back plate where you can run your display and power cables. The fitting is tight, so it could be a problem if your cables are extra thick. I was able to make it work, though it was a tiny bit frustrating. The end result looks amazing though -- cables completely out of view. [5] Overall, I'm extremely pleased with this purchase. Almost every other model with the same style of arms does not have the same style of base/mount, so I'm more than willing to pay the extra $20-30 to get the perfect mount for my desk and monitors.

After buying four of these personally… And I couldn’t even tell you how many for my business I just recently found out that you cant order replacement parts. I contacted the manufacturer and I was told they don’t sell replacement parts. So now I have at least two sets of these that are worthless because some small parts got lost in the move. So apparently they can continue to manufacture these and sell them but they won’t sell any spare pets… I guess they figure you’ll just have to buy a whole new one. I can’t even tell you how disgusted I am bypass I will not be buying from this company ever again and I recommend that you don’t either.

Stevige steun, makkelijk in elkaar te zetten en te monteren

The monitor arms does not support 7.5Kg weight and the monitor keeps falling down and it damaged my monitor and when I did contact the seller he said you didn’t install it correctly and unfortunately I brought a installation specialist to confirm and indeed the monitor doesn’t hold the weight as advertised!!

The screws did not tighten well on the base and could not hold my 27 inch monitor

Me tardé menos de 10 minutos en armarlo. Lo coloqué en mi escritorio y luego puse todo. Ya incluye la única herramienta que neceistas. Se vé de mucha calidad y se ajusta fácilmente. Posteriormente cargaré unas fotos. Altamente recomendable!

I’m quite disappointed in the way they have tightly screwed the adjustable clamp. I need to adjust the clamp so that it will fit on my desk size, the issue is that the one screw is so tight, that it is impossible to remove without completely stripping the Alan bolt. I have tried applying oil to loosen it and various other techniques. It’s honestly a shame, I will now probably have to return it…