PUTORSEN 17-49 inch Premium Aluminum Heavy Duty Dual Monitor Arm for Ultrawide Screens up to 44lbs, Vertical Stacked Dual Monitor Desk Mount, Full Motion Dual Vertical Monitor Mount, VESA 75/100,Black

Super easy to set up you can watch video on YouTube.Very sturdy and great flexibility and size.Holds screens very well.The tilt is good for up and down.Great functionality.

This vertical dual monitor mount from PUTORSEN is an excellent choice! I’m using it to hold two 32-inch monitors stacked vertically, and it handles the weight effortlessly—no sagging or wobbling at all. The build quality is solid, and the materials feel premium and durable.The arm is fully adjustable—you can easily change height, tilt, and rotation to suit your ideal setup. I use it for programming and design work, and having both monitors vertically aligned keeps my workspace clean and boosts my efficiency.Installation was straightforward, with all necessary hardware included and clear instructions. For the price, this is a fantastic deal. Highly recommended for anyone looking to save desk space and improve workflow!

I found the product to be of high quality and fairly easy to install. If you can assemble IKEA furniture, you can handle putting together this dual monitor setup although you may find the instructions comparably frustrating to what comes with that IKEA furniture.I recently purchased a 2nd 32" Dell monitor and wanted to operate dual monitors on on my desk. They were not the same model and had slightly different factory stands so they screens didn't line up perfectly. I also wanted to be able to rotate one of the monitors around so that someone sitting across from my desk could view a screen. Each monitor weighs about 23 lbs so I didn't want to purchase something that was barely rated to handle it. The PETROSEN HD monitor stand seemed to fit the bill pretty well and I'm happy with the purchase after getting it setup.INSTALLATION: The instructions that come with it are almost completely based on diagrams with very little written instruction. That being said, the instructions are fairly intuitive and they only had me guessing a few times. I chose to drill a hole through my desktop as I felt that mounting option would be the sturdiest. Fortunately I was able to drill a hole once and make it work however the base of the mount is about 3" deep x 4" wide so it would conceal mistakes if you needed to relocate it a few inches in any direction. I did manage to brake one of the plastic pieces that helps hide the wires on one of the monitor arms but I may have been able to avoid that if I paid closer attention to the diagram in the instructions. I spent just as much time trying to figure out out how to remove the factory stands from my monitors before attaching the mounting plates to them. The package comes with two Allen keys to do most of the installation steps however I'd recommend also having a Phillips head screwdriver on hand for the assembly.OPERATION: After installation, I had to make very little adjustment to get the monitors aligned and they are holding their position well. It accomplished my goals of aligning the screens while also allowing me to rotate one around for someone sitting opposite my desk. I also have them elevated a little more than where they were positioned with the factory stands which also has freed up some desk surface.OVERALL THOUGHTS: This is a well designed dual monitor stand that can handle some large and heavy screens. It did cost more than several of the options I looked at but they are well built and I don't have concern that my monitor arms will sag our worse yet, topple and cause damage to my monitors. If you are looking for a high quality dual monitor stand, I believe you will be very happy with this one.

So this didn't work out for me as expected. It's sill usable but for my setup it will only work as a side by side where both monitors are in landscape mode. I have a 27 inch and a 34 inch widescreen monitor, I was hoping to stack them on top or use one monitor in portrait and the other in landscape. This options didn't workout when stacked the lower monitor has to be so low to the desk that there is barely any space between the desk and the monitor. This also places it below my eyeliner so that was another negative for me. I think this could have been remedied if they offer an extension tube so that the arms can be moved further up.When trying to have one monitor in portrait and the other in landscape I had to have the arms bent in awkward ways, I also have to mention my desk is close to the wall so I can push the arms past the desk. Because of this I couldn't get the configuration I wanted with out have a huge gap between the two monitors. This of course is because I'm using two different monitor styles which is understandable.Overall the quality of the arm is great and I think it would work best if I had two identical monitors. Setup was easy the videos in this product page helped. The only caveat is that you have to take the mount apart if you need to make adjustments like moving it to the left or the right. I originally placed it dead center to my desk but that didn't work out so I had to disassemble it three times before I had it where I wanted it.