VIVO Dual Monitor Desk Mount Stand with Height Adjustment and VESA Plates for 2 LCD Ultrawide Screens up to 34 inches, Stacked Array, STAND-V002R

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Of course, nobody wants to be spending hours scouring the web to find the best dual monitor stands. Who has that kind of time? Well, apparently we do, because here’s our ranking of the best dual monitor stands. Some also argue that dual monitors will let you have an immersive gaming experience which does sound appealing the more you consider it. It is also VESA compliant, which means you don’t have to worry about whether it is going to connect easily to your monitor. It’s made from high-quality material that ensures solid holding up of monitors without the user experiencing any wobbling.

Good ergonomics is crucial to your body's overall health, especially if you're sitting at your screens for long periods at a time, which may be likely for someone using a dual-monitor workstation. Two monitors also means more variables are involved in getting your screens well-positioned in relation to each other and to you.You get 180 degrees of swivel movement, 360-degree rotation, and 80 degrees of tilting, too, and each arm can support a 27in panel that weighs 14.3 pounds. It’s impressive versatility. This is not a cheap stand, but it looks and feels fantastic – it’s the perfect addition to a stylish office. Grovemade also produces accessories, like desk pads, stationery trays, laptop risers, and even wireless charging pads, so you can furnish your office with high-quality, matching products.

Most people who have to use their monitors for prolonged hours experience issues such as a cluttered workspace and poor posture. Bringing a vertical monitor stand to your space solves all these issues in a go. It is imperative that you realize what they have to offer, which is why we have expanded on some of their qualities below: Better Use of Desk SpaceYes, if you require dual monitors stood at a level or ergonomically mounted then they are designed specifically for that purpose. A wide freestanding base made of sturdy tempered glass keeps the stand upright without needing to attach to your desk or risk damaging it. (The company also sells a separate version with clamp and grommet desk installation options.) Because of the placement of the pole, your monitors have a narrow tilt range of 10 degrees upward and 15 degrees downward, but it's enough to at least angle your top monitor down to you. Adjusting this stand is generally more limited and takes more effort than side-by-side arms, including height adjustments of 12 pre-set levels across both monitors. The weight capacity of a dual monitor stand is important, because overloading a stand will cause the monitor arms to droop, wear out prematurely, or fail altogether. In the case of freestanding dual monitor stands, overloading the stand can even cause it to tip over. Dual monitor stands usually provide a weight limit per arm, which is the maximum weight the arm can safely handle. Some stands also provide a minimum weight, which is the least amount of weight it takes for the arm to work correctly. If your monitor doesn’t weigh enough, the spring-tensioned arm will not stay in place.