VIVO STAND-V002F Dual LED LCD Monitor Free-Standing Desk Stand for 2 Screens up to 27 Inch Heavy-Duty Fully Adjustable Arms with Max VESA 100x100mm

Love this product. Great for my remote work station. Very sturdy and easy to install. The range of motion is great and very easy to move.

Easy to assemble, seems sturdy as a tree. The cord minder clips are mostly good, and there is plenty of flexibility in the setup. 7/2026 update: the base is protected by peel and stick foam strips that came off after the first move of the unit. Best to make sure this is not sitting on anything that can scratch!

VIVO Dual LCD Monitor Free-Standing Desk Mount w/ Optional Bolt-Through / Stand Heavy Duty Fully Adjustable Fits 2 Screens up To 27" (STAND-V002F) My desk had a hole on the back for wires, etc. so I mounted it there and did not use the stand that came with the monitor. Installation was a snap, with what I considered to be a very nice instruction booklet. The booklet is printed on very nice glossy paper and is in English only, making it very easy to follow directions. Users who do not read English will have to get some help. All parts, screws, etc. were individually sealed in plastic bags, making it easy to sort them out for assembly. Nice job on this, VIVO. Now, two things that I figured out: Thing #1, after using the adjustment screw to raise the right monitor so that it was level with the left monitor (I had to raise it up as far as it would go, but it was enough), the right monitor became very wobbly on the VESA plate. There was a lot of slack once it was raised up. VIVO eagerly sent me another VESA plate, but this did nothing to fix the wobbling. I did find a solution, however, that was pretty easy. After raising the monitor up to the level of the other monitor with the adjustment screw, and before installing the cap nut, I got out the soldering gun and dripped solder down the area where the screw comes up through the plate. This filled up the gap in the hole and after putting the cap nut back on, the monitor is now as stable as the one that was not raised. The hole is oversized in order to make it easier to set the monitor on the stand, but it makes it wobble when raised up. I think the problem is that the cap nut 'bottoms out" on the screw before it can tighten things up. If VIVO would supply a regular nut instead of the cap nut, or a deeper cap nut, to use on the screw, this would likely eliminate this problem. If the monitor doesn't need to be raised, the cap nut secures the VESA plate nicely to the arm so that it doesn't wobble. I didn't feel like going out an getting the right size nut, so I just dripped solder in there. I proper nut would be much better. Now, I'm not an engineer of any sort, so this may all be way off base, but if you find your monitor wobbling after you raise it to match the other, you might want to look first at the cap nut which locks the VESA plate to the stand. That is what locks the monitor down and prevents wobbling. It's not there only to keep the monitor from accidentally coming off the stand. it also locks the VESA plate securely to the stand. Had I not had to work out the wobbling issue, this would definitely be a Five Star stand. Thing #2, The stand comes with all of the joint tension adjustments set very tight. After loosening up all of them, the stand became much more useful for me. I can now grab a monitor by it's bottom frame and drag it where I need it to be without struggling with it. The hinges are VERY loose now, but still secure. They don't wobble at all. If you plan to leave the monitors in place after you get set up, the tension is set pretty well. If you plan to move the monitors around like I do, you should consider releasing a LOT of the tension on the joints. Moving the monitor up close for photo editing has been a great benefit that I had not considered when I bought this stand. I though I was getting it just to have more room to clutter up my desk! Also, the stand comes with the three Allen wrenches needed to set up and adjust the stand. On the wire guide they put a place to store the three Allen wrenches. I thought that was a great idea.

I've used these before. Never a problem with them. It's a bit cumbersome to setup, but once setup, it's a great product. You can then display your monitors in any position as therange of motion is great. Currently it's fitting nicely in a desktop cubby with two 27" monitors. Just needs to be tilted a bit. All the hardware and tools are included. They have several different versions that all work very well. I'm satisfied.

This has held two monitors for the past 4 years and is still in perfect condition. It’s exactly what I needed and still to this day couldn’t be more happy with it. It’s very sturdy, but if your monitors are positioned more forward, like anything that requires a bit of balance, it’ll become forward heavy and want to tilt over. So just make sure you position them properly. The quality is great in my opinion. It’s solid metal and hold my monitors very well. I’ve never had an issue with that. It’s a simple, black design that goes well with the rest of my set up so I really like that as well. You can also tilt your monitors to or away from you, adjust the height you want them (they’ll both be at the desired height), and it comes with cable clips so you can do some cable management.

Product was as describe good quality durable works really well

Very sturdy and has really helped to clear up space on my desk

Lemme start by saying that I don't normally review products. These mounts are decent for the price. However, my troubles began when I was attempting to assemble the mount. I figured this should be a breeze! I was wrong. Assembling this thing was a nightmare. Getting that bar to line up with the base was like trying to flip a coin into someones mouth while they moved. I got the mount assembled, cool ok. Was bummed out to see I needed to drill a hole in my desk (and i'm glad I didn't). Now I went to put on one of my monitors, the damn thing is too heavy to keep it held. So I told myself "Oh. Just tighten the mount a tad in places." Do that and its still too heavy, keep in my this is just one monitor. Next big disappointment is that while the mount is heavy, it can't hold up two monitors without drilling a hole and literally mounting the mount into your desk. Me I wasn't about that so I switched it up and put my drawing tablet on one side and my monitor on the other. Well there isn't any sort of motion in the arms. I see people all the time move these mounts like it was one of their own arms and these mounts just don't do that, even when you loosen up the joints and even ad a dab of grease to them. So naturally i'm getting agitated. The mount can barely keep my one monitor up and I can't adjust it as I please. To hammer in the final nail, it was too damn big for my desk, which in turn was my fault. I felt like an idiot. I wish I did some research on this mount. I should have. Regardless of my bad luck on this particular brand, its not a bad price and it's pretty study. But be weary on how heavy your monitors are and get ready to drill some holes in your desk if you want it to stand upright.

Received this 3 days back and set this up immediately. No issue with the product in terms of assembly, linkages, adjustment, stability. There is a minor scratch on the base though which is not a big issue to me. I assemble this and set this to roughly the height and position i want by measurement before putting the monitor on. After the monitor is put on, minor adjustment to get them to exactly where i wanted. No issue in the process. In terms of stability, i set this up to a W configuration with the 2 monitors as close to the vertical shaft as possible. This has an advantage of saving desk space too with the monitor all the way back. With this, the stand is very stable. All in all, very happy with the purchase.

خيار رائع جدا للشاشات ركبت عليه شاشة ٢١ انش و٢٤ انش وجدا مناسب وعملي ومفيد عيبه لازم توازنه وتركيبه ياخذ وقت اخذ مني ساعتين تقريبا

Helped me clean a lot of clutter lying around on my desk which was too small for placing two monitors in addition to the usual accessories. No complains!

works perfect if you have the monitors flat it stable but if you angle the monitors the stands fall down. its basic physics. the stand is perfect when you add weight to it to ensure it doesnt fall when you angle toe monitors to far forward.

The stand was delivered well-packed, but it was damaged nonetheless. It had either been used before, or the coat of paint is very weak. Additionally, the screws were too tight, and due to their poor quality, they got damaged quickly after I tried to loosen them a bit (in order to move the monitors slightly during usage). The stand's balance is fair, but I wouldn't leave the monitors on a desk that might occasionally be bumped by a child or an animal. I'm going to keep it because I have no other option; I need to continue working. Otherwise, I would have returned it.