VIVO Premium Quad Ultra Wide LCD LED 27 to 38 inch Monitor Desk Mount, Heavy Duty C-clamp, Extra Tall Pole, Adjustable Telescoping Arms, Flush Wall Setup, Fits 4 Screens, Black, STAND-TS38C-4

Setup is straightforward and the stand performs as advertised. The older unit also supports 4 monitors, but with a max of 27". This one handles up to 32" monitors just as well (although I didn't at first read the manual on how the telescoping arms are required to handle the additional lengths). Excellent, sturdy, well balanced. I expect to be as happy with this product as I have been for 6 years with the older VIVO unit.

Since the price was very reasonable I considered this a bit of a gamble. I won. It's perfect. It's build quality would make Germans proud. It's heavy steel. It does as it says fit ultra wide monitors with no issues. I mounted ultra wide 34in with no problems. It's solid and not shaky. The monitors are held tightly in place and adjustments are positive and easy. I see no reason to consider anything else. For the price or even double it would be worth it.

Received the package new, but it was missing all of the arms, and there was no instructions.

My son was using three monitors for awhile and this is the stand he had in his room to mount them. It’s very heavy and sturdy. It was easy to assemble and adjust, and his monitors were very secure. Please note that you cannot use just one monitor on this or it will tip over. You also cannot stack two monitors on one side with none on the other side. You have to have at least one on each side to balance it. He used this setup for about six months. Then he down sized to two monitors and an arm that fits in the grommet on his desk, but he keeps this one in his room in case he goes back to three or four. He’s a pretty avid gamer/computer user and has tried lots of stuff, and he says this is one of the nicer monitor stands he’s seen.

I am just setting up my computer desk at a new apartment and I decided to order a monitor stand for review for my twin monitors. This stand is capable of holding up to 4 monitors, which I may end up doing later on.It comes exceptionally well packaged, if anything they use too much packaging. Every single piece comes in a sealed plastic/cellophane bag, which then goes inside a box with some extra cardboard for padding, all of those boxes go inside a bigger box to keep it all together, and that in turn goes in the Amazon box with whatever other stuff you ordered. This will not be scraped, chipped or knocked around.I was able to put it all together in just a few minutes with the provided allen wrenches, and attached th supplied VESA plates to the backs of my monitors. You can see the results in my picture right there.I will say that I ordered the unit with the flat "duckfoot" base, but there is another one which is exactly the same as this but with a desk clamp instead. For my two monitors, which are way too high in the picture but I have now adjusted, it is stable enough especially if you remove the unused top portion. If you are intending to hang the full 4 monitors from it, I would really recommend ordering the one with the desk clamp, it will need that as it is more top heavy and my base would likely be unstable.Eveyrything is made of steel, all the nuts, bolts and wrenches are provided and the stand is infinitely adjustable so you can fit almost any size of monitor or TV. I will be attaching my monitor switch/kvm to the center post to keep all of the cables tidy behind the monitors and my desk uncluttered.A fine and strong monitor stand for your workstation. Recommended.

I started to assemble - went super easy - but then realized if I didn't have 2 hands it would topple . I could have done it flat on the ground - but then would have been too heavy to lift by myself. So called my neighbor in - as usual with a 2 hand projectI have older work monitors so they are super heavy.I ordered the duck foot stand - but in hind sight I wish I had ordered the clamp stand - its kinda top heavy so I am a bit afraid when I am typing - especially when .. um lets just say .. a little ticked off and banging at the keyboard - it might topple forward.I have a clamp lamp which is why i ordered the stand - they wouldn't really work together ...I will say it is super good quality and heavy - but that is what makes it want to toppleMake sure if you order -- you have a desk appropriate - otherwise you will end will neck problemsI do like that the frame itself you can extend or alter - so you can have to top 2 further apart then the bottom 2.Good purchase

A very simple to setup and use monitor stand. The assembly is basic and took less then 10 minutes to get it done.The arms have good strength to them, easily keeping my monitors stable, even if I bump the desk. The parts are finished in a good quality deep black paint that, from previous experience, holds up very well.If you are upgrading from a single or other Vivo brand monitor mount, then you're in luck, the vesa mount is the same, so you'll only have to move the monitors to the new stand, and have spare vesa mounts.While this mount has a solid base that seems pretty stable, I think I would have been better off with the clamp on style. This depends on what monitors I mount. Using 4 32" monitors it's very stable, but when using 4 38" monitors it's probably pushing it, just a little top heavy, and would be better off isn't the clamp mount version.

What a nice monitor stand for freeing up space on my desk! The unit was very easy to assemble and mount the monitors in their positions. It is very stable and easy to adjust. I really like that there is even a place to store the Allen key for future adjustments as well! Overall, I am very happy with this product since it has cleared up quite a bit of space on my desk. With that being said, it earns the top rating and recommendation from me!

When you have four 27” curved monitors on the stand it is impossible to align, the vesa plates are so wobbly it is a horrible nightmare, would not recommend, we have two of them with eight monitors