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

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.

Full disclosure: I ended up taking this back, but it was totally a case of "It's not you, it's me." This stand is FANTASTIC and you should totally buy it. The reason I got it originally was because I found a 32" smart TV locally that I couldn't pass up; at the time I had a 24" TV and a 20" monitor, so I decided to try doing the 32" TV as a regular TV with my 24" TV as a "monitor" for my computer. My vision isn't the greatest, so the 24" TV wasn't doing great for me as a monitor, and the 20" monitor I have (an older Acer) doesn't have a VESA mount. So it was either buy a different monitor, or get a different stand, and I opted to go back to my old setup for my monitor but buy a VIVO Single Monitor stand for my 32" TV. Back to this stand's information: They give you all the parts you need, and although there are several steps and different types of screws & wrenches involved, I was able to put things together without much trouble. My only complaint is that I wish they had arranged things in the bags better during packaging so I didn't have to figure out what size screws and Allen wrenches things went to. Other than that, once I figured out what size of things went to what, it was totally fine thanks to their instructions. I loved being able to adjust the tightness of the arms and tilt angles, etc with the Allen wrenches; very awesome, and I wish the VIVO single monitor stand was that way instead of using an actual wrench with a nut/bolt situation. Once I got the TVs situated the way I wanted to, everything was steady with no danger of tipping over. I would totally trust this for the setup I had again if I had the right monitor to match the VESA mount. All that to say, this is an awesome monitor stand, and you should totally get this if you're looking into a dual-monitor setup that meets the size & weight requirements for your monitors. Thanks for reading!

The VIVO STAND-V002F is a solid and reliable dual monitor stand. It was easy to assemble, and it holds both of my monitors securely without any wobble. The adjustable arms make it simple to get the perfect angle and height, which really helped improve my workspace and posture. Great build quality and totally worth the price!

Pros: Easy to assemble. Great range of motion. Cable management built-in to keep things neat in the back. Everything is metal, so very sturdy. With two monitors on a single stand, this frees up desk space underneath for other things. Cons: need tools in order to make adjustments. Fortunately, it comes with the necessary tools. Wish it had notches in some of the adjustments like height and tilt. For example, the height adjustment depends on friction to maintain its position. Have to tighten the bolt really tight so the monitors don't slide down. Same with tilt. Have to make it really tight so the monitors don't tilt down. Problem is, not sure how tight it the right amount of tight. If you over-tighten the bolt, that makes it harder to loosen in the future if you need to re-adjust it. I attached two 24" monitors and with the monitors side-by-side, the arms stick out around 7-8 inches behind. Since my desk is up against a wall, this prevents me from pushing the monitors against the wall. Since my desk isn't that deep to begin with, the monitors are closer to my face than I would prefer. Two 27" monitors would probably be a better choice so the arms are spread out wider. Suggestion for buyers: assemble the whole thing, including the monitors, flat on the floor. This way, the arms will be balanced when placed upright. Despite negatives, the stand works for me and I would buy it again. I would probably pair it with a couple of 27" monitors instead.

Very easy installation, only part I needed help with was sitting the monitors on there to screw then down, NO TILTING, I love this so much and the quality it worth the price, the height helps me so much with my neck and it makes my office are look very modern and stylish, I love this so much! Worth the money for sure!

This was the least expensive & "sponsored" item. So I thought it would be kind of bad,cheap or a flat-out POS. It turns out it works really good and above all else is very stable.

just got done setting this up and have some initial thoughts. things i like: - cord management and hex caddy are a plus. - i love that adding and removing monitors is so easy via the plate that attached with just one screw. helped with setting up. - very sturdy cinstruction - once set up micro adjusting monitor height was simple. things i did not like: - WARNING: this design is unstable with 27" monitors using only the free standing base. it is simply not wide enough to take advantage of the full range of motion this stand has to offer. had i known this i probably wouldn't have bought it. i have a large glass top desk and can't make use of the various stabilizing features it has that require going straight through the desk. i will look into other options to make my base more sturdy (perhaps more weight or a padded clamp.) i wish i could attach it to my old monoprice base this stand was replacing. it was very wide for a single panel stand but low profile. it would be perfect for this but is not compatible. - set up was a pain because of the balancing issues. i am still slowly tweeking the positions but because of the balancing issues i mentioned it's slow going and tenuous to maintain stability. it was particularly difficult getting both monitors on the stand because of these balancing issues. if one is added or removed, it's thrown off kilter. - the joints in the arm are impossible to loosen. i don't know if this is by design (the ends of the screws appear painted over and really stuck in place.) it makes for strong and reliable holding power, but again because of the balancing issues it makes adjusting everything without toppling my displays a nightmare. i think once everything is as it should be it will work out fine, but the instability of the free standing base is a big disappointment. i would recommend folks with full sized monitors+glass top desks look for other solutions.

This stand is great! Super strong and cleans up my home office desk.