Kanto DMS2000 Dual-Monitor Desktop Mount for 17-inch to 30-inch Displays (Silver)

It reclaims a whole bunch of space on my desk. No signs of my monitors weighing it down after a little over a week.It's a bit trickier to switch a monitor between landscape and portrait mode though. I might need some longer cables in the future.From a design standpoint, the cable management could be better if the cables were less visible. They're held in a sort of transparent sleeve instead of being inside the arms somehow.Overall, I'm very satisfied.

Solved a big problem for me, but still angry that some Allen wrenches were missing. They are metric, by the way. Stand attached well to sit/stand desk, monitors can be adjusted in many ways. Wish I had bought one sooner. Would have been 5 starts if all parts had been included.

J'ai cherché pendant quelques semaines un support à écran pour 2 écrans d'ordinateurs et je me suis arrêtée sur celui-ci. Il coûte plus cher que d'autres modèles, mais ça vaut la peine. Tout est solide et ajustable. Il ne prend pas beaucoup de place non plus sur un bureau. Selon le modèle d'écran que vous avez, un adaptateur de montage VESA universel peut être nécessaire. Je ne regrette pas du tout cet achat!

I bought this unit so that I could add another monitor and anchor through my desk (it has a clamping option as well) for secure mounting. It is very well designed and constructed. Resistance to movement is very adjustable allowing for the different monitor weights. It is shipped in a well-constructed package to avoid damage during shipping. I highly recommend this unit, yes it costs more but it is worth it.

This dual mount is perfect for my 27" displays. It's sturdy and attractive looking. The design is simple, and for what I need, it gets the job done. There are a few motion restrictions when supporting monitors 27"-30" . The larger monitors can only be raised about 10"-11" above the desktop because the arms need to spread out horizontally to accommodate them. Also, the arms have a built in motion restriction that doesn't allow monitors to be raised past a certain level. I can see this being an issue for smaller monitors, but it is not one I worry about.