VIVO Quad Monitor 13 to 32 inch LED LCD Clamp-on Desk Mount, 3 Plus 1 Articulating VESA Computer Stand, Holds 4 Screens, Fully Adjustable for Home Office Workstation, Black, STAND-V104A

PROs: - Two different options for mounting, both clamp and bolt. - Quite sturdy, with nylock nuts adjusting the arm stiffness. - The 3+1 configuration is ideal for me, vice the 2x2 frequently seen elsewhere. - Has survived two cross-country moves with no issues at all. - I appreciated the hardware options provided with the kit, to include the standoffs necessary for some monitors and their associated longer bolts. CONS: - Arm length is fixed; if your desk is flat against a wall this WILL NOT WORK for you (unless your rocking 3x 32" monitors across the bottom, in which case you might be okay). - If you're not comfortable mechanically, this product will frustrate you (particularly since it doesn't come with instructions - at least mine didn't). Multiple adjustments are necessary, and getting your monitors aligned how you like them might take you some time to get right. ADVICE: - I opted to drill and bolt the assembly to my desk. I strongly recommend "roughing-in" your setup before drilling, as this will determine how far away the center screen will be since this monitor stand cannot adjust in/out from the mounting pole. - In addition to the bolt, lockwasher, and plate provided with the kit, I additionally added a 4x14" piece of 5/8" scrap plywood in between the support plate and the underside of my desk in order to distribute the load better. - Take your time with wire management, and don't rely on the easily-damaged plastic clips that come with this product. While you're here, shop for some velcro cable management strips of sufficient length (you'll need 8-10" long strips to be effective, 6" will only barely work), and when setting up your system make sure to leave some slack in the cables around the joints of the monitor stand. This stand is just slightly shy of perfect for my setup. Top screen is an aging 27" LED display that is generally only used for system and network monitoring tools. Along the bottom I have a 27" 4K gaming monitor flanked by two 22" 1080p screens primarily used for chat programs, references while writing papers, and other miscellany. While I could easily step down to three - or maybe even two - screens, this monitor stand gives me the ability to have everything I interface with on display all the time. Additionally, it gives me the flexibility to modify my setup for when I finally get around to replacing the gaming monitor with something bigger.

Great value, easy to adjust, and great quality! This works wells on my raising desk and I have had zero issues. I had 3 27” monitors and a 34” at one point. This looks great and is versatile. The arms can be removed if you decided you just wanted 2 monitors in the middle. I love that I can adjust these and take advantage of my full desk space. With the top monitor being higher, I like the ability to tilt it downwards to help with the viewing angle.

It's fairly sturdy, that's a fact. Fitting 4- 32" monitors? Probably not without adapters for offsets unless the 32" monitor has the VESA mounts dead center and then it's still a toss up. 4-27" monitors would fit easy with no problem. If you want to mount quad 32" monitors you will need VESA adapters that will allow you to raise the upper screen up, and the lower screen down to accommodate. Your 32" monitor will have to have the standard 100mm x 100mm pattern, or you'll need an adapter. If you are using a TV you will probably need an adapter also. It's fairly easy to assemble, just pay attention to the VESA plates because the center plates are different from the side plates. Also, before you mount your monitors I suggest tightening the bolts in the center of the mount so they don't sag, because they will if you don't. Also tighten the nut on the sides of the left and right monitor arms or they will sag also. Once you get it tweaked, it's really a good stand. No, the left and right monitors won't be perfectly aligned with the center. There are adjustable adapters you get if it bothers you.

Very sturdy, very flexible. very adjustable. Make sure you lay the monitors out as you want them mounted. The two center mounts are adjustable by several inches, but the outer monitors are limited to less than an inch. I flipped the upper mount over to gain the extra height, but I had to disassemble the adjustment assembly and turn 180 degrees, I also added a custom soundbar mount below the top monitor. Works great. I only wish that it could be taller by about 6". 1. So, I wouldn't have to invert the top mount. 2. So, I could replace the 24" with another 32" monitor in the future. With the soundbar mounted there is not enough height for a 32" monitor on the top. I also mounted the post on a 2" riser on my desk to get the height that I needed. Overall, the best solution to fit my desk and my needs. I do not mind adapting things to fit my needs.

Solid, Space-Saving Solution for Multi-Monitor Setups! I’ve been using the VIVO Quad Monitor Stand for a few weeks now, and it has completely transformed my workspace. If you're running a four-monitor setup, this stand is an absolute game-changer. First off, the build quality is excellent. The materials feel sturdy and well-made, with solid metal arms and a heavy-duty base that keeps everything stable. Even with four monitors mounted, there’s no wobble or sag, which was a big concern for me going in. Installation was straightforward with clear instructions. It does take a bit of time to get all four monitors aligned just right, but once everything’s set, it looks incredibly clean and professional. The stand supports a wide range of monitor sizes and adjustments—height, tilt, rotation, and swivel—so you can get each screen positioned exactly how you want it. One of the biggest benefits is the amount of desk space it frees up. By lifting all the monitors off the desk, it creates a more open, organized, and ergonomic workspace. Cable management is also built into the design, helping keep everything neat and tidy. Whether you're a day trader, gamer, content creator, or just someone who needs a lot of screen real estate, the VIVO Quad Monitor Stand is a fantastic investment. It delivers performance, flexibility, and a clean look—all at a very reasonable price point. Highly recommended for anyone serious about their setup!

Sturdy, and what is included IS high quality. The only reason for the 3 star review is because of the lack of included mounting options. Any TV and most PC wall mounts you purchase now come several screw types and sizes to make the product more universal. This does not. While the included m4 thumb screws would be nice to use (if your monitors allow for it) what about users whos monitors use a different mounting option? My monitors mount with M6 screw. This meant I not only had to go buy my own scres (no biggie) but also had to drill out the VESA plate to accommodate the larger diameter screw. While the process is simple, and the metal soft enough to drill without using lubricant or special drills, not everyone will be willing to do this, and shouldn't need to be. VIVO you're a huge name in the market for monitor mounts. Get with the program. The only reason I kept this mount is because it's the only one on the market capable of holding 4 32" monitors. Had this not been the case, I would have returned it to you and purchased a different mount that I wouldn't have needed to drill. TL;DR: Pros: -Only affordable 3x1 mount I found capable of holding 32" monitors. -Sturdy. Very little wiggle for such a heavy amount of weight being held -Included hardware is decent quality. -Very Well written instructions -Decent adjustability options for leveling. Cons: -You will likely need to diy the mounting plates -You will likely need to supply your own screws.

Great product but here’s what you should know: 1. You need skill putting things together. Even then, expect a 90 minute project. 2. My desk is fairly close to the wall and that was a problem. The arms on this thing are LONG! Even when I only use the two side mounts and use only two monitors. I try to swing them in so they are side by side, but they hit the back wall then. 3. I bought 32” monitors. They are HUGE. My bad. Seriously, they overpower my whole desk. 4. Ultimately, we took the arms apart and removed a section to shorten them.

This is a pretty versatile mount since you can mount monitors landscape or vertical. I've got mine setup with the triple on the bottom to use 27" monitors, which equates to about 6' wide, for different streaming tasks and mounted a 34" for my main in the single slot on the top. The fact that this supports four 32"monitors is insane considering that you would be pushing 8'+ of monitor width, and I love it. It's very stable and comes with hardware for three mounting options: 1. There's the clamp method that I'm using which literally just clamps it in place but allows you to move and readjust it as you please. 2. If there is already a hole in the desk for monitors you can mount it there. My desk doesn't have one which is why I used the first method. 3. There's also the option to drill a hole in your desk. This method is a little more permanent since you'll be leaving excess holes in your desk if you decide to rearrange your setup. It is a little complex to assemble with the tools provided so it does help if you have a rachet, hex/Allen wrench sockets, and a cordless screwgun. And it is easier to attach the monitor mounts if you have help since you have to attach the Versa mounts to the monitors then to the stand. It's also hard trying to get to the set screws for the swivel adjustment and to maintain the angle without help. All in all I love this setup since it gives you the option to use the single monitor as the main monitor and it's centered with your body instead of looking off to one side or the other. But it also allows you to use the triple setup as a ultra wide single monitor which is great for driving sims and still keeps the single monitor in the center of your vision so you can look straight up or down depending on which way you mount them.