ErGear Dual Monitor Stand for 13”- 32” Screen, Freestanding Dual Arm Desk Mount with Sturdy Base, Adjustable Double Monitor Stand Hold 8KG/Arm

As you can see from the pics the side of my desk is an open space which the OEM stand would not reach, a desk bracket wouldn't work either because there is no edge to clamp onto. However, this sturdy based stand is rock solid and does the job with ease! A bit of a fiddle putting it together, nearly stripped one of the base screws as it is so shallow a thread but got there in the end by removing one of the washers then screwing it in so it protruded then unscrewed it, put the other washer back on and it screwed in perfectly flush! This is the only reason for knocking a star off "Easy to assemble". The screens are not identical but I am happy with the overall look and extended view setting which makes great use for dual monitor home working. I like the simple but effective cable ties, tucking all the power and video cables neatly out of the way, as you can see they are hardly noticeable front on. The base is heavy and big and needs to be, no chance of tipping over with 2x 24" monitors (surprised other reviews said it does!) It is a quality made product imo designed perfectly for this kind of problem. Highly recommended.

Very sturdy and easy to set up. Comes with strong plastic cable management clips that help keep everything tidy. Holds my 2 x 27" Dell monitors perfectly steady. The large square base is made of GLASS which I personally didnt notice from the description.

I was originally very unsure about this purchase due to the onslaught of negative reviews, they mentioned issues such as the glass being scratched, the arms being weak and unsupportive. This was completely untrue for my case and I'm vert pleased with it!The package was small but well protected with everything being tightly secured with foam and cardboard. The instructions were very useful and simple to understand with only a couple of steps to fully assembled my duel monitor step up! During the build the only issue I had was certain items were not numbered, however were easily identifiable.Once built I did have some issues getting the left arm to stop tilting the monitor but after a good amount of strength I managed to tighten it enough for it to stop dropping over time. I will say this was my only issue and a minor one at that, I found it helped to hold the monitor above or in place and then tighten the bolt rather than tighting and then moving the monitor as when the monitor moved it must have ever so slightly undone the bolt to then sink back down again. I will point out I was close to maximum weight and size as I was attaching two 32" monitors that were 8kg heavy each. Anyone with less then I should have no issues putting this together.The stand also came with 4 wire clips to allow cables to be managed. This was a fantastic way to manage the cables and definitely an improvement over my previous set up. The middle supporting tube was hollow with a removable top, however, no optem bottom which in my opinion was a major oversight as this would have been an even better way to hide the cables.Over all, a very well designed monitor stand that managed to hold up my massive monitors. You just need a little elbow grease to get some bolts in place.I am two days into using this product, if anything changes I will be sure to update this review :)

This is brilliant. Great quality and easy to put together. I needed one that would be free standing for a built in desk where I couldn't clip to the back of the desk. Fast delivery too.

Bought to use with the monitors on my custom build tower.Works perfectly with the monitors BUT, they can't hold the weight of the bigger screen sizes they say they support.The base just isn't heavy enough unless you're only holding up 1 over dead centre or close to it.

So after 16 months of having this. I ended up changing to have the stand fixed into the unit. Having 2 ASUS TUF 27Inch Monitors is great.. Not sure if I didn't see a advisory.. But the larger the screen, the greater the weight, meaning more chance of the stand tipping over. COG (Centre of Gravity) Needs to be far back in order to reduce this from loosing the monitors. Even if you have one set back and you attempt to pull a monitor forward. Weight seems to shift in the aspect of the size of the monitors as due to the weight its more prone to tilt or become unbalanced.Price was as reasonable as the weight of the stand, the Durability and sturdy feel. Tampered glass base looked nice. If anyone is like me, I want both screens the same, not to mention the same size. But this is, more for recommendations 14"-24".You can place a weight, or have one monitor size smaller, but it will still be unbalance the load when returning to "COG". Any disturbance in the surrounding area could, not saying would, but affect the stands position if left unattended.So if you have both monitors the same size. As soon as you move the monitor away from the "COG" its chances of tipping over is more is guaranteed 90%.I did keep a cover on this, to reduce the amount of dust accumulated. Make sure nothing catches it. This will guarantee in falling over. Monitors ended up being scratched from tipping.