Quad Computer Monitor Mount - Heavy Duty LCD Computer 4 Monitor Stand with Full Articulation, Fits Four Screens up to 27 Inches - Each Arm Holds up to 17.6lbs, VESA 75x75-100x100mm by HUANUO

I decided to upgrade my home work station from two monitors to four when I was able to obtain additional monitors. So, I began shopping around for a sturdy, quality stand that was not priced too high. A couple of stores had comparable quad stands, but the price was more than double/triple. The lower priced stands were not of the same design and limited montior placement. I managed to order this unit while it was on sale, so the price was even better.I decided on this stand as it would allow me to set it up as either a through the desk or via a clamp. Plus the arms for the monitors were hinged in the middle of the arms which gave a far better positioning ability for the monitors.The assembly of the stand was very easy to do and using the clamp to attach it to the desk, the final out come was very sturdy.I have 24" monitors on the bottom and 22" monitors on the top and they are held well in place.The base attachments to the back of the monitors that come with the unit give you two options depending on how the back of the monitor is designed. These then slip onto the support arms and allow you to swivel the monitor as needed. They also allow you to raise or lower the monitor height to align them.There are cable clips included to help with the cables being kept neat, but I found some additional zip ties or velcro straps helped maintain the cable organization a bit better.I would compare this unit to those that are far higher in price. It gives the ability to set the monitors as you would like them and the overall quality is really good.If you are looking for a good quad stand that is priced well, definitely look into this one.

This is a great monitor stand. Very balanced and stable to hold 4 monitors. Fantastic build quality.

I really like the stand, easy to set up and mount all the monitors. My only suggestion (not a complaint) is I think for this being a quad monitor stand, it should have a wider base for more stability.

I was so skeptical of this product after reading the reviews...however this product is wonderful, well made, and works as expected. You definately need 2 people to manage the equipment. If you follow the instructions it works just like it should. 2 newer monitors are 24 inches and the weight was no issue, very sturdy. The top 2 monitors are older and I'm unsure of the size. Comes with all extra parts for curved monitors if needed. Be sure to tighten everything down before adding monitors.

Parts were well packaged and free from any nicks or damage. Instructions were helpful. Allen wrenches were included but you’ll need a medium Phillips screwdriver for assembly otherwise.My only complaint, and it’s nitpicking, is that there is a single acorn nut to secure each screen to its mount and the stud it screws onto to is too long to allow the acorn nut to screw down to the bottom of the stud. This allows the screen to flop a bit if bumped or if one is adjusting the screen position. I just dug around the garage for some nuts as a replacement to follow the studs all the way down until tight. Rock solid after that.Happy purchase!

Great product easy to put together very flexible

Very sturdy, adjustable “hold” depending on how tight you tighten the carious screws.I mounted 4 qty 24” HP monitors using this mount to my adjustable desk. Everything moves together when I adjust the height of the desk.The assembly takes some time as you need to find the right height/angle of the arms. Each arm pair is attached together, so you can position each pair wherever you want on the post, but you cannot move the left arm up and the right arm down. Seller provides enough cable control clips to effectively manage the power and HDMI cables to your monitors. The clips are quite nice in my opinion - they clip snugly onto the arm/post and then have large enough space to place your cables. I easily out both the power cable and the DMI cable deeding each monitor in the clips on the arms, then used the cable clips on the post to route them down the back. Professional look!

Relatively a decent stand. I used the clamp stand to see how it sits best before using the rod stand involving drilling holes which I hope has less sag due to one side if monitors not adjusted the same way on both sides. The arm adjustment allows for hiding the sag so from the front you can't tell the pole has a lean. I'd like to think the bolt mount would have less of this lean and I don't think even with the lean it is unstable enough to fall. Little stuff is loose like at the monitor pivot and not everything can be tightened and gives grief but as long as you aren't adjusting all the time then it should be fine after setup. Also got the laptop model to go beside my desktop. That sucker is going to get a lesser score. Like all the monitor mounts which are wiggly the laptop is super wiggly and the bracket that mounts to the modified monitor mount for the laptop is a lazily design or manufactured loose standard. I tried shimming it but it is too loose for most things I tried. I will try tackier methods such as sheets of carboard. Later I'll cuts some metal. If you are handy you could modify it and find a solution that is more elegant, but in the meantime, subtle issues are inline with the pricepoint. The big one of the laptop mount involves extra work on your part, but hey the two stands match so I'll begrudgingly try to fix it. Having to spend time to make a big fix to prevent a laptop from falling out of a stand, that is a more serious issue than just not being the best. If you have the money, get something nicer. If you have the skillsets, be prepared to modify the laptop stand. On the whole a good product if you realize it's not the best going in and you are willingto work out the kinks. If I can't for the laptop stand I'll come back and drop the review to lower. For the initial setup. I think I'll be ok. We'll see.