HUANUO Triple Monitor Mount for 17 to 32 inch Screens, Gas Springs Adjustment Triple Monitor Stand with Swivel, Tilt, Rotation, Clamp & Grommet Kit (Black)

One word...Perfect. No setup issues and functions quite well. The struts or shocks are very strong and hold up my 32" side monitors with ease. Will definitely buy again for my home office as the first purchase was for my "at work" office.

This is a game changer and highly recommended for any home office!!! I had an extra old monitor not in use, after viewing this product from Huanou I took a chance and happy I did. Not only does this product allow for versatility working, but the craftsmanship is exceptional. Sturdy, easy set up instructions, and most of all adjustable based on work needs. Be sure to READ the instructions as the two outer arms are not adjustable until monitors are installed.

OK I just finished getting all this setup so I'll do my review as I think it will be what it is without issue going forward.I'm going to start by saying this, if you are not mechanically inclined or do not know someone who is then move on to another option. This has a lot of little parts and pieces, and the assembly is tedious and time consuming to do it correctly, the directions are almost useless.I read the lack of directions mentioned in other reviews and it cannot be stated enough that they are poor if not borderline useless. If you take your time and don't rush it is somewhat obvious through the process of elimination on what pieces go where.As far as adjustments it's almost limitless but understand what you are working with, the small Allen head torque screws all around will NOT tighten to the point of stopping movement they will only serve to put a little tension to keeps arms from moving when bumped that is all they are designed to do so quit trying to crank them through the steel or you will strip them period! Second take the time to get familiar on the tension adjustments, small incremental turns will not give a major noticeable change. You will in fact have to do several turns to loosen the struts just to begin your adjustments, only adjust to the point the monitor isn't drooping on its own and the go the other direction just until it's trying to lift the monitor without you touching it and that's the set point for the weight of your individual monitor, do this before you try to align everything or you will start to go insane. SIDE NOTE: CLOCKWISE IS LOOSEN AND COUNTERCLOCKWISE IS TIGHTENING!! Lefty loosy righty tighty does not apply here!!I cannot say this enough the adjustment process can be long and tedious as well! DONT RUSH! I personally set 3 27" monitors up and have zero issues but used a level and took my time. I suggest setting the center monitor to the height you personally want and the use the level to set the tilt and the viewing angle you like. I set it the way I wanted then tightened the brackets on it tightly, so it was in its permanent position this made adjusting the other two ten times easier. Having a baseline will make your life easier I promise.I also read several complaints about bouncy this and moving that, I'm not sure what kind of desk or soft flooring they may have but I'm on hard wood floors and have a Secret Lab Magnus steel desk Everything is extremely solid, and I have zero wobble, shake, movement or whatever. Most of us have money tied up in these monitors and system's so try to take precautions and if you can shore up your desk or workspace and you won't have any issues with wobbles etc...I understand money can restrict some and I'm by no means loaded I'm disabled and on a strict budget and it took me a long time to save and slowly build my system and get the furniture I wanted so prioritize what you want verse what you need keep your gear safe!!I also read monitors move when bumped, this one puzzled me too, but yes they are adjustable monitors, what are you doing to make them move all over?? I game a lot and do the rage slam and toss things who games that has not done this? Nothing moves on me, so like I said I think its more the users than the product on 80% of these reviews. Is it perfect, NO! Is it worth the on sale price? Absolutely!!

VERY sturdy, when I was doing research trying to figure out which to buy because they look all the same almost and many are cheaper, i decide to not go cheap because the one I had was cheaper even though it worked it had issues with stability a bit, but this one I noticed is very durable and sturdy, I can turn one arm all the way out opposite direction and it doesn't wobble much. At first I had issue with Weight of monitor tiliting down but after I put more muscle into tightening the bolt it fixed the issue. Good idea if you have a thin desk to add a piece of wood or 2by4 for extra stability, cheap fake wood desks bend too much not a mount issue, it's a desk issue. I would recommend mount the middle first then move the arm forward past the middle monitor to mount next monitor, noticed that was the easiest way for me to make it all fit nice and tight to each other

I originally posted a 2 star review and said the mount could not fit 3 32" monitors. That review was meant for another brand, which was the case.I replaced that brand with this Huanuo and it was a night/day difference.The initial setup may be daunting for those who, much like the entitled Veruca Salt, want everything NOW, and proceed to kick and scream when they don't get it.If you have a little patience, and the most basic understanding if mechanics and physics, this stand is amazing.I am housing 3 32" LG ULtragear curved 180hz monitors with this mount, with ease.For those complaining about sag, if you tale two minutes to read the 2 pages of instructions, you'd see there's a set screw on the top of the piston arm to increase and decrease the upward force of said arm.Mine sagged too, as the arms came a little loose from the manufacturer, but low and behold, 4 or 5 revolutions of the screw, and, as if by magic, problem solved.One of the great things about this mount is that there is a separate mounting system for the center monitor, separate if course from the arms that have their own shared mounting system.This is clutch when you're trying to get all 3 monitors to perfectly align with no gaps between the bezels.It's also clutch to keep the center monitor square with the back wall, as one can loosen just the center, square it, adjust height, and then adjust the swing arm heights to it and be good to go.I built the wntire setup first, with no monitors, which seems common sense. I then installed the center monitor and got it to precisely where I wanted it.The last step was the adjust the height of the arms, I did this before installing the two outer monitors, again this should be obvious. I simply used the monitor mounting plates on the center as a guide. I lined up the outer arm mounting plates to it, keeping the arms as straight out as possible to allow maximum movement in both up and down travel.Once I got all the mourning plates pretty even by eye, I installed one monitor at a time to the arms, and positioned the monitors accordingly.Doing it this way, you can semi tighten all the set screws that you never have to use again BEFORE the monitors are installed, again, common sense, I know, it's difficult, and the only screw left to adjust is the arm piston screw which is on top amd insanely easy to fet to after the monitors are installed.This mount is crafted like a brick poop house and it's easy enough for a child to put together successfully, quite honestly.In comparison to its competition, in which I have been very courteous as to not mention names, this Huanuo mount is easily a clear winner.Have a little patience and, more importantly, be smarter than the thing you're working on.