Triple Monitor Stand for 17-27" per Screen, Monitor Arm Desk Mount, Aluminum Spring-Assisted up to 7KG per Arm, with 2 mounting options, Tilt Rotation Swivel, VESA 100x100, 75x75

Hooked up 2* 27” curved Samsung monitors on the sides and 1 straight 27” LG monitor in the centre and all hooks up beautifully. Found product to be very robust, solid build and well designed. The various joints gives a lot of flexibility to optimise orientation and line up of 3 monitors. I liked the monitor cables concealment compartments along the arms. Instructions straight forward and intuitive and liked the fact that you can assemble the whole structure and fix to desk before sliding and fixing the monitors onto the respective arms one at a time, meaning It can be done by one person. I’m very pleased with this purchase.

Brought this as I got 2 new monitors to add to my gaming one. The stand is very sturdy and holds the monitors surprisingly well for what it is. The arm is quite heavy in itself and I recommend you look into the strength and weight of your desk as it is very heavy when holding itself along with three monitors on one anchor point.It comes in parts and assembly using the manual is very straight forward. It has adjustments for most angles and Allen key adjustments to make the hold tighter or looser depending on what you need.Cable management is very easy due to the tracks set down the arms helping control the direction of wires leaving you with a ‘cable less’ setupOverall a quality monitor stand!

Firstly, to explain my current setup, I use two sets of Alex drawers as “legs” and use a LINNMON worktop from IKEA. It is worth noting that before I continue to review the triple monitor stand itself, the LINNMON worktop is made from a honeycomb structure of recycled materials supporting three 24” monitors.This mean that when I used a previous monitor arm, the arm began to sink into the worktop causing a dent, and my monitor to sag. Although I am sure the surface area of the base of the stand, and the underneath clamp is sufficient, for peace of mind, I decided to reinforce the stand under the base, and between the clamp and the worktop with steel plates from B&Q to distribute the weight of the monitors and stand across a wider area.So, picture monitor stand base, steel plate, LINNMON worktop, steel plate, monitor stand clamp. I’m not saying that everyone will need to do this but if you don’t have a thick solid worktop, a bit of extra reinforcement will go a long way in protecting your equipment.Knowing that I wanted to have all three monitors on a single stand to free up space, I found the PUTORSEN triple monitor mount and given the feedback, plus viewing numerous other triple monitor arms, I was unable to find anything that came close to meeting all my requirements.Firstly, having a cable management system that hides nearly 100% of the cable (only [art exposed is at the joints) neatly was a great plus. It uses simple slide mechanisms to remove and add the trays that hold and hide the cables. One thing to note is to be careful when working with the management system as I believe that too much pressure may cause the clips to break (see pictures of the clips)Take your time to read the instructions and you’ll have no problem with assembly but I would highly recommend that when it comes time to install, you have one person at top holding the monitor arm in position, and one person below to either tighten up the clamp, or screw; depending on your setup.The hydraulics of the arms is great as it will allow you to loosen up the required bolt to position the monitor exactly where you want it to be rather than other static monitor arms that tilt slightly. Depending on the size of your monitor, you may have to spend a bit of time tightening the bolts to accommodate the weight of the monitor.One thing that would be nice, but not sure if possible within such a small place would be two options, say smaller than (<) 22 and greater than (>) 22 so the tension in the bolt is adjusted accordingly to support the weight of a specific range of monitor sizes. This is a feature I have seen in a Dell laptop dock and monitor stand combo that works great.I certainly have a lot more space on my desk now and the monitors are at a nice height for me to see clearly.

Great stand - clamps securely to the desk, slight wobble to monitors when adjusting but to be expected given the length of the arms.Was a little fiddly to assemble but just took a bit of thoughtVery easy to adjust the spring tension - I’m using this with 2 x 24” dell monitors on the arms and a 27” Benq in the centreOverall I’m very happy with the monitor stand and would certainly buy it again and recommend it to others.

I love this and don't know why I didn't buy them before. easy to put together once the instructions were sorted as they wasn't very clear. but all in all a great product.

Best thought out flat pack ever. Really pleased with the result. Adjustment is a doddle. Very solid

Feels solid quality. Easy to put together. Clamped onto my desk and still feels solid.My niggles which dropped it a couple of stars;1. One of the grommet screws just wouldn't tighten, I had to replace with a screw of my own to ensure tightness see photo of what it should be like and what I had to put in). This was 1 faulty out of 6. The other 5 were ok.2. The central monitor doesn't have an easy height adjuster, i.e. once you tighten the clamp that's the height. If you need to adjust your faffing about loosening clamps etc..3,. The central monitor rotation arm feels lose and I can't see how you would tighten. Its ok for now but main concern is that it may get looser over timeOtherwise product is ok. If these three points had been addressed I would have given 5 stars

Really impressed with the quality, I install similar (and a lot more expensive) for professional environments and I must admit this one is on par just without the brand stamping! It's allowed me to get the perfect setup for my home office so happy days!