NavePoint Triple LCD Curved Monitor Mount Stand Free Standing with Adjustable Tilt Holds 3 Monitors Up to 24-Inches Black

The stand is setup to support monitors that measure 25 inches across but...I managed to put on 3 Planar 27in PXL2760MW monitors. Each monitor measures 25.5 inches across the top. I didnt use the plastic end caps but there is another 3/8 of a inch to go before the clamp is even with the end of the bar.The likes-The setup was quick and the stand feels very secure.-The packaging was amazing and everything came in its own little cellophane bag and boxed very nicely. They really overdid it in this department.-The height of my monitors now compared to the factory stands and there is even more room under them to put garbage.-The brackets seem to swivel 360 around so landscape and portrait is easy.Now for the OCD stuff.-the base seems to be off just a tad from the position of the monitors. About 1/32nd of a inch out of line.-If I place a level on top of the middle monitor the right and left monitors seems to be lower by a 1/8th of a inch.-Needs more of a curve on the back arm. It really changes the viewing angle on the left and right monitor from the position I had before. From this viewing angle and the size of the monitors there is noticeable blacklight bleeding.-The base is huge 12in wide by 13in depth. From the front of the middle monitor it only sticks out 3 inches.After a bit of tinkering I positioned the middle monitor so that the plastic frame bezel overlapped the two side monitors reducing the amount of frame bezel I see and It changed the viewing angle of the side monitors to a much better position reducing the blacklight bleeding from that bad viewing angle. I even installed the end caps on the bar.

The product is solid and very easy to assemble. The only issue I had (and this is nit picking but I can't give 4 1/2 stars) is that the actual monitor mounts were not 100% adjustable that would allow me to make all monitors line up exactly. Don't get me wrong, they line up well and they are adjustable, but my OCD had me attempting to get them laser-level straight across and there was not the ability for that fine of a tuning.This mount also does not allow as much adjustment to the outside monitors as much as I'd have liked and the outside monitors cannot be adjusted "in" for someone sitting a little closer to the screen. With that said, these are really nice mounts and I like it has the ability to be a free standing monitor stand or can be attached directly to a desk or table for even more stability. The cable management is OK but could have been better.The construction material is top notch and the stand feels like it will last for many, many years. A very robust steel/aluminum (not exactly sure which metal was used) material with a very nice finish. It was very easy to assemble and the parts were laid out and could be easily assembled by someone without any experience. All tools were included with product so that was pretty nice as well.I would purchase this stand again.

I bought this because my cat always sat in front of my monitor (as well as increase productivity). Having the 3 monitors have defiantly helped with my school work without the need to keep alt and tabbing all the time.While I love it, I do regret not getting one where the arms fold however given the price difference I am content.Installation was a breeze, installation manual was easy to understand even though there was many small parts and smaller boxes for the cats to get into. Setup was done In around 2 hours (including monitor and pc setup).I used 3 Dell 17 inch 5:4 monitors to keep the cost down to around $140 for monitors and stand. As you can see in the pictures the arms still pert-rude allowing bigger monitors and the monitors can slid across to easily change direction.Edit January 20th 2020:Holy crap I had my personal information displayed. - deleted pictures.Still love it.

Just received my mount yesterday and started assembling it. So far, the only thing I don't like about it is that the vertical support tube is pretty tall ...the height of the monitors is adjustable, which is fine, but the height of the support tube takes up most of the length of my 6' power and video cables ... so they're really stretched reaching from bottoms of the monitors, up to the top of, and then into, the support tube, out the back, and down behind my desk all the way to the floor. I'm pretty sure most people's CPUs are kept on the floor in a corner under the desk, so my usage is not at all atypical. Just something to keep in mind when you buy a mount like this.Otherwise, I'm psyched!

I had to construct my own versa mount for this because the one I needed for my monitor was discontinued. But I have three 23" monitors on it currently and its very sturdy. I would definately reccommend this to someone to purchase.

This is nice I went with this instead of one with articulating arms because I thought the joins would sag. The main bar is in 2 peices just an FYI. Very heavy.You lose some control with the fixed arm kind. The monitors end up being pretty flat and the side monitors are pretty far away.My 24 inch monitors fit fine with room to spare. Could probably do 26 inch.There are nice ball joints on the monitor mounts and up and down adjustments to align not alike monitors.

It wasn't easy finding what I was looking for. I had a few returns and broken parts, but then I received this beast. Cannot believe the quality and toughness of this stand for the price. If you have three 27" monitors to mount, this is a fantastic way to do it. Keep in mind 27" is the max, and you may need to take off the end caps to make it work, but that is easy to do.

Very satisfied! .... The price was in the range I felt to be reasonable, seeing during my research just how wide a price range such stands are available in. .... This stand has a much higher quality than the price, very pleasantly surprised to see just how sturdy and adjustable this stand turned out to be! .... I an truthfully highly recommend this stand!