FellowesPlatinum Series Triple Monitor Stand, Ergonomic Vesa Compliant Gas Spring Monitor Arm With Tilt, Swivel, Rotation Functions And Usb Ports, Maximum Monitor Size 30-Inch, Maximum Weight 27 Kg

Bought this to support my three 27in ViewSonic monitors.A bit fiddly to assemble as the two side monitor mounts have a plastic 'barrel' inside them that the bolt needs to go through. However on both sides this barrel had dropped out of line, meaning I had to lift them into place with a fine screwdriver whilst pushing the bolt through.Admittedly, once assembled and fastened to the desk it felt sturdy enough, though I never got as far as having all three monitors on it - with just two on it became abundantly clear that it would not hold all three monitors with the side ones at any sort of angle, so I disassembled it and returned it to Amazon.

Needed a triple monitor arm, have had a few off Amazon before and at best they have been a little iffy. Decided on this particular one even though it's a bit more expensive.Holds three 24" monitors without breaking a sweat. Sturdy and well made and not like some of the other arms I have had in the past.The USB hub is a nice addition too.

The arm arrived on time and in good order. The assembly was extremely easy and this is coming from someone slow on DIY. It took me about 1 hour assemble and it was very sturdy - I have 2 x 24" monitors on at the moment and can already see that this will easily handle the 2 x 27" monitors which I will finally have in place. I will update this once I have the new monitors.All in all, love it and absolutely recommend.

This is brilliant.Does exactly what it’s supposed to.Super sturdy and relatively easy to assemble, looks great, USB ports come in handy and 2 mounting options for your desk.Cable management is there and somewhat sufficient, but I found that it got a bit cramped trying to tidy up the excess of my 5M DP cable, minor point, but nonetheless could have been a bit more generous with the space I think.It was relatively easy to assemble, but I did have to psych myself up for it because it seemed daunting at first.

I think this is more a problem with this design of arm than this specific one but for larger screens, the arm doesn't go up high enough. This means you either have to tilt the screens upwards which means you cannot then get 2 screens flush or just deal with the fact they're probably too low for anyone taller than 5"3