DS18 Dual Monitor Mount for 17″-32″ Screens

Stand seems to work fine and be made well. However, the lower cable cover on the monitor arm has a screw hole that sits too close to the base, so it sits either above the desk or the base mount making it very difficult to wedge a screwdriver in unless you have a very long one, and get it in just the right spot.

This dual monitor stand is made mostly of metal, with a few plastic parts for running cables. It fits perfectly on my desk and is extremely sturdy. The instructions are easy enough to follow, and it can be adjusted for easier or more limited movement, depending on how much effort you'd like to use to move the monitors or rotate them. I'm very happy with these stands and would recommend them to others! 5 stars.

Installation was very straight forward. Just need to put all the arms together and screw tight to secure it. Most of the parts are twist tighten so it's very easy to adjust things if needed. I have 2x 34 inches widescreen monitor and it holds them like it's nothing. You can adjust the screen angle vertically and horizontally. I just want to note that this stand cannot hold 2x 34inch side by side horizontally, you will need to find a smaller screen size if you want them side by side. The vertical installation is the only way to hold them up like this.

These arrived nicely in molded packaging inside of a very thick cardboard box. This had a bonus effect of making easy identification of the various components that come together for assembly easier. There are many components that need to be put together but assembly was made easy due to clear markings on the parts and also because it was so well documented with diagrams to make it dumb-proof. The back of my desk was covered with a type of a "headboard" so I was unable to use a C-Clamp. I instead, opted to drill a 1/2'' hole through my desk to utilize the included grommet hole mount. I think this option is a more hardier and stable mounting option compared to the former. You could probably get away from using power tools if you have a relatively modern desk with built-in holes for cord organization as the grommet is large enough to accommodate holes up to about 2 inches in diameter. These come with 75 or 100mm VESA mounting plates which would indubitably restrict its use to monitors or TVs up to 32 inches. This has gas spring pistons much like the common office chairs to maintain stability. Everything is made out of metal with high precision, every part fits into another like a glove and the movements are super smooth without feeling like it's going to sag or fall. I was also very impressed with the powder coated paint finish and I just can't seem to find a single fault thus far. To close, this is an excellent dual monitor arm with equally excellent build quality to last considerable amount of time. A lot of space on my desk has been reclaimed which gives it a nice, clean, and organized look that's well appreciated. It's currently on 40% sale which makes it a great buy at the time of writing. 5 out of 5 stars, highly recommended.

I picked up this NUANUO dual monitor mount to mount my old Acer 24" monitors in my home office. This setup is nicely designed with a sturdy mounting bracket to the desk, which is quite important. It is also equipped with a long bolt that you can use if you would rather drill a hole towards the center of your desk to mount this, instead of clamping it to the outside edge like I did. The parts were all nicely packaged and it came with the necessary hex drivers and screwdriver to install everything. The instructions were actually pretty good, which made me happy. I also installed the bottom arms upside down, but the manual clarified that the plastic cable routing covers were supposed to be on the bottom, so I changed it around. You attach the plates to the back of your monitors, and then slide the monitors onto the assembled arms and insert/tighten a thumb screw. After the monitors are installed, you can adjust the arm tension. My old monitors must be pretty light, as I had to loosen the tension all of the way, and the monitor still wants to rise up, but it is staying place for now. It helped when I worked it up and down my self a few times manually, and it seemed to stabilize after that. I suppose I could add some weight if I needed to. Anyways, they arms have great adjustability, the monitors were easy to mount, and I really like having my monitors at my preferred height. (It took me a while to realize that I don't like my monitors low like on the stock stands they usually come with.) I liked the mount design on how it attached to the desk, and the rubber ring around the part the clamps to the bottom of your desk was a nice touch. I will get very good use from this product and my monitors are placed just how I want them now.

Fairly easy to assemble, sturdy, very flexible for positioning.

Amazing setup and easy to install

Assembling this dual arm went surprisingly easy. I had previously installed a single arm for another monitor and that was more of a struggle. With this design, simply clamp the base to a desk, insert the arms on top, then attach the gas pressured arm on top of those. Then finally attach the brackets to the monitors and they will slide onto the gas arms. You also have channels that let you hide the cables inside. I was surprised at how more room I gained under the monitors. I wouldn't want to go back.

This is a superb way to make a double monitor mount system. The base has two separate mounting points that place the monitors on equal footing, so to speak. In most mounts (including my other two double mounts), this particular mount allows a separate mounting point on the base for each monitor. These means when you go to adjust the monitors, you don't have to decide which monitor is on top of which. I didn't even know these types were made and now I'm spoiled, lol. There are two adjustment screws and several hex bolts you can adjust to get your monitors exactly how you want them. A very nice double monitor mounting system, I can highly recommend it.

I have two 32” monitors that take up a lot of desk space. I needed to free up space, so the monitor mount seemed to be the best option. Pro tip: Make sure you verify your monitor can support VESA. Mine does, but only with the included adapter. I did not realize this when I bought a monitor mount like this awhile back. I lost the adapters and found out it would cost me $100 to replace both. I ended up giving away the monitor mount. Recently, I found one of them and was able to order the second one much cheaper, so I decided to get this monitor mount and try again. Assembly was easy. Just take your time and read carefully. It’s not complicated, but it's easy to miss something if you’re just scanning. I am still waiting on the second adapter, so I only have one on at the moment. The one thing I didn’t like was setting the tension on the front and back tilt. I really had to use some elbow grease to tighten that up, so it wouldn’t tilt all the way down. The tension that sets the up and down position was easy to set. The range of motion seems pretty good. You'll want to make sure you have some space between your desk and wall, because the arms overhang the desk. If you have them all the way extended, this won't be an issue. Overall, I am happy. I have to wait for the second adapter to arrive to finish set up, but I do not expect there to be any issues. I will update if that changes.

This is a well-made, heavy-duty dual monitor mount that seems almost custom-made for my two LG 27-inch monitors (both 100x100mm VESA once their bases are removed). The construction is mostly cast aluminum or rolled steel (for load-bearing pieces) painted black, with some silver fittings on joints and a couple of thinner, matching cable covers made of easily attachable black plastic. All of the pieces are easily identified and the nuts and bolts are packed in individual, clear plastic sections marked with their part numbers -- making the instructions super-clear and easy to follow. The instructions include plenty of cautionary statement regarding too-thin desks or too-soft wood -- and how to resolve any potential issues to provide a secure and flexible way of mounting both monitors on this single base. I am impressed with the build quality, engineering, and manufacture of this dual monitor mount. The setup is easy enough and the mounted monitors feel secure and yet still easy to adjust.