Triple Monitor Mount, 3 Monitor Desk Mount for 3 Screens up to 24 inches, Fully Adjustable VESA Monitor Stand (IMT66-03), Black

Purchased this for use with my standing desk. Not only does this have the clamp if you want to mount it to a desk it also has the moint where you can bolt it straight through the hole in the desk.It holds my monitors with ease, doesn't sag, and is solid on my desk.

WORKS FOR LG 34" Curved monitor. LG34U98Im difficult to please, and as a designer, need esthetic looking products. This is well packaged, well build, and solid. Also has good cable management.Initially it didnt hold the weight of the monitor, and the arm kept dropping. I tightened it in the greased nut (nice touch, quality!) using the allen key provided and it holds beautifully. It's as if its floating.Check the measurements and clamp opening sizes first before buying. It's all listed in the description, and all accurate. I installed this on a custom built dining table made from old floor boards and the clamps fits well. I measured ahead and it lined up. Also, no blemishes on the finish as it was well manufactured, and well packaged. Easy to install, two types of installments, and comes with all the bits included. The arms swing and rotate in all the directions you might need as well as height adjustment for tall torsos when seated.Also, fantastic price. My GF just bought a $170 ipad air keyboard, which feels like a complete rip off next to this.

Works well, clams mount not perfect for thin desks like a tempered glass desk.I found it very difficult to adjust despite it being made out to be simple. It took a lot of time to get them right and even

pretty sturdy works great

I bought this around 45 USD delivery as the reviews seemed too good to be true for a triple monitor desk mount. Most of these cost over 65 usd, so I was sceptical to say the least. So I work in IT and have used a lot of kit and this is one of the best monitor arms I have used & setup.Well boxed and mostly assembled. Read the instructions I got a bit confused on what a second circular plate was then realised it’s just another mounting option that I didn’t even know it had so bonus points. Comes with the standard U shaped mounting to the desk bracket but you can take this off and if you wanted you can drill through any part of your desk a small hole and the other bracket allowed you to position it anywhere and then tighten from underneath.Assembly was straightforward enough, I actually assembled and mounted to the desk then started putting the monitors on (not what the instructions say but it was easy enough).I would recommend this product!

Alright, I've been wrestling with this thing since I first got it last year. I've used it with a a few different desks, including a standing desk (Autonomous) and a wood tabletop mounted on a couple of IKEA legs. I used the clamp mount (not the one the goes through the desk). And I've mounted a Dell S2719DGF 27" (14lbs) and the 24" variant of that monitor. Here's the deal.PROS:- Adjustable and manueverable, fits into all kinds of desk setups- Strong, easily holds up either of the monitors, although it definitely struggles a bit with the 27". I'm never afraid it's going to collapse or anything, at least- Has cable channels to hide wires for the monitor- If you're willing to put up with a bit of struggle as a tradeoff for a lower price, this monitor arm will be fine for youCONS:- Look, it's a bit wobbly. I had to fiddle with positioning and tightening things and making sure everything was just right to keep the monitor from flailing around while typing. However I'm currently typing rather aggressively and there is minimal wobble, so it's not impossible to work with. I suspect I would not have this issue with a lighter monitor.- Clamp mount - once tightened, the screw to tighten the clamp is REAL difficult to unscrew, particularly if you're just trying to make small adjustments with the monitor still attached. Plus I always seem to lose track of which direction tightens vs. untightens, some guide marks would've been helpful there.- THE CABLE CHANNEL. Oh boy. The manufacturer clearly wasn't interested in this part of the design at all. On the upper bar, there's this weird plastic groove that you need to slip cables through lengthwise to fit them into the channel. If you have thicker cables, you might have trouble here. The cables love to also slip themselves back out of this groove as you move the stand around. Just embrace the frustration. And then on the lower bar, they have this flimsy plastic tray that's meant to slide over the wires that are tucked against the bar. Good luck getting that to slide on properly and not pop right back off because you didn't align it on the track exactly right. Why not use the same groove setup as the top arm? Why not have some kind of snap-on cover that isn't made of the same material as disposable silverware? We'll never know.So that's it. My frustrations with the cable channel may be a bit specific to me, but otherwise this should be fine for monitors 13 lbs or less.

Muy buen soporte 👍

I purchase this for my triple monitor setup. I had to return the first one as the screws were all stripped out. The replacement arrived and I got it assembled and its uneven, leans to one side, and they are very wobbly. They do not line up. The left monitor is about an inch lower than the middle one. The right sire isn't level either but it isn't as bad as the left side. This is a piece of junk. Spend a little more and get something better. I am not even sure if I can return this garbage since it is a replacement already.

Decent product for its price. Pretty solid built with a few plastic parts. The position adjustment spring runs really smoothly. Cable management needs to be improved. It fits 2 or 3 cables max (depending on the thickness). The plastic thingy that's supposed to hold the cables doesn't do much. I had to leave it out Overall good value for money.

Solid construction. Holds my 32 in 7kg monitor.