Fully Jarvis Dual Monitor Mounting Arm - fits up to 32" Computer Displays (Dual, Black)

Very sturdy, setup is a little bit of a pain, setting the arm and tightening. But once I had it set up, screws tightened, there is almost no wiggle from typing and no sagging so far. Bolts on very sturdy to my desk. Would recommend for a Jarvis mount where you don't want to drill any holes nor do a floor standing set up, especially multi monitor with ultra wide.

I bought these a while ago and they are still working great. It’s easy to assemble, and holds both my monitors really well.

This is a quality product and I was able to attach two 27" monitors to it and clamp it to the back of my desk without problem in about 20 min of effort. However, I have a very specific interest in mind, and that is to have my two monitors exactly aligned next to each other with no space between them at a height of about 10" off the surface of my desk. This product can do that for me, but when arranged that way, the supporting arms stick out from the back of the desk about 8" or so, and the monitors are arranged more towards the middle of my desk than I used to have them. So I can no longer set the back of my desk right up against the wall or set the monitors to hover over the very back of the desk. I suppose if I had wider monitors, the distance of my desk to the wall would be less. Just something to know if you are considering purchasing this item. Otherwise, a very solid product with fully adjustable up-down-twist, etc. that looks like it will last me much longer than my monitors will.

This thing is awesome! I previously owned a VIVO single arm monitor stand and was pretty happy with that one, but after my work issued me a second monitor I had to upgrade. I looked around for reviews on the two arm VIVO model, the VARI desk model and the Ergotron model. This one ended up being the one with the most expedient shipping, price and availability. Plus as I learned when I received the packaging Jarvis is a B certified company, which is a really great position to take. The arm itself is very similar to the previous VIVO arm, with basically all the trim pieces and covers being interchangeable between the two. If you’re looking for a high-quality monitor arm this one takes the cake. Side bar: I put a 27” and a 24” monitor on this guy and had to crank the resistance up quite substantially.

They work fine, a few tweaks were needed to keep the height adjustment, but they've stayed in place. Installation was simple, and the mounting feels sturdy and reliable.

Worked out great. Easy to reposition monitors and holds perfectly. Little issue when the screens were put on, but after checking the instructions everything worked as expected.

I shopped around and looked at reviews and recommendations. This was not the cheapest dual arm that I found but it had the strongest reviews and recommendations. My expectations were high but they were met and surpassed by this hardware . I’ve got two large screens and the angles and joints support the weight and permit the exact angles that I want. I’m also able to swing one of them around and share with a Others sitting on the opposite side of my desk. I couldn’t be happier with my choice of hardware

This is a well built and sturdy unit. I like it and I had no problems with the quality or mechanics. The functional problem is with the arms design articulation limitations if your desk is up against a wall. Your monitors will potentially be in your face, depending on how deep is your desk. My desktop is 28 inches deep. I have 25 inch monitors and no matter how I tried to offset the base position, middle , left or right to one side or the other, the best I could do, the monitors were sitting in the middle of the depth of my desk. You either need to install this in a corner of an L shaped desk setup as some of the photos show, have a very deep desktop of 36 inches or more, or have at least 15 inches of room from the back of your desktop to a wall for the arm configuration to be able to protrude back, if you want a reasonable viewing distance or to push your screens back out of the way. My desk is 28" deep and no matter what I did the best I could configure is the monitors were sitting at 15 inches from the front of the desk at a bottom of screen height of 10".