VonHaus Triple Monitor Stand for 17-27" Screens, Three Screen Monitor Mount with Desk Clamp, Height Adjustable, Easy Assemble Stand with Full Tilt, Rotation & Swivel Arms, VESA: 75x75 & 100x100mm

I bought this for £34.99 +£9.99 delivery as the reviews seemed too good to be true for a triple monitor desk mount. Most of these cost over £100 so I was sceptical to say the least. Boy was I wrong! 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). The middle monitor is on its own small bracket that moves up and down the pole. The two side ones are on one bracket (all assembled in box) which again move the entire way up and down the pole. All VESA/screen mounts have 2 mounting points/sizes and have full tilt and swivel. You can adjust each one with a bolt up and down a little to get it exactly right which was very useful in my case.My setup was with three Dell 24” monitors and stability wise I have no issues at all. There is little to no wobble at all unless I really bang the desk. There is a cable management clip for each part of the arm that you can clip on and these work well however they don’t hold many cables (I could just about fit in Power, display & a usb lead). If you want more then use some Velcro strap as I did.The black metal looks nice and I didn’t see any flaking or chips. My desk sits flush against a wall and I had no problems at all with the brackets hitting the wall which I thought I might. Came with 2 different sized screws sets for monitors (these are the M tread type) but I didn’t need them. Also came with 3 allan keys and even has a little slot on the cable management bracket to store these ones done (nice touch)Not a lot more I can say other than if you’re looking for a triple monitor stand then you have found it. I honestly can’t think of a negative thing especially for the price. (other than I need to buy some longer cables for one of my monitors now so it’s all neat and tidy!)

This was very easy to setup, much better than my old one this is replacing. It's very easy to adjust the height of the middle monitor vs the outer ones as it's on a separate bracket that just slides up and down. The tilt of each monitor is tightened with a hex bolt, and so far it feels like they will stay in place - on my previous stand from another make I had issues with this.The build quality of this feels really good, I'm happy with my purchase and definitely recommend this.There are several reviews that say their monitors don't stay in place or it doesn't support 27" monitors, unless they received defective products my money is on they didn't tighten up the right bolts as I'm running 3x 27" monitors without any issues or movement.Still no issues 4 months on, monitors all where they should be. I feel like everyone having issues with it just didn't put it together properly.

It works alright with 27 inch monitors if you want 2 of them to be vertical. 3 Horizontal do technically fit but the angles are so wide its awful you have to like walk a foot to the left to have an ok viewing angle (because the arms arent quite long enough)It supports the weight just fine though and the adjustability is nice and solid. Picture is attatched.

Well it seems sturdy and of course is a good price. Yes it does hold 3 27" modern monitors in a line, but I would have liked a bit more length so I could have curved the side too in a bit more.But the big issue and this is down to the cost is getting them to stay aligned. The bolts are all tightened and you can't go more, but still over time the monitors sag and begin to tilt forward and the ends of the outboard ones drop even worse.This is still a better solution for me than the 3 original stands and a mixture of books to try and get the hights right so that is a bonus but I guess I need to not be such a cheapskate and spend a decent amount of money to get something better.Before then I may fully disassembled and try better bolts and locking washers to see if that will cure the sagging but that will take some time.So okay as does almost a good job and it holds them up as long as the changing positions doesn't worry you too much.

I installed this yesterday, first monitor was fine, second was a little unstable, the third one made the stability even worse i stepped away for a moment came back and it had tilted so far down it hit the deck and cracked the screen of the monitor so i just lost a KOORUI GP01, I'm now down almost £200, if i could find all the screws for it i'd return it. but doesn't look like that is going to happen. and i know for sure they will not cover the damages this item has caused.