Rosewill RHMS-11003 Dual Tilt Arm Desk 13"-27" LCD/LED Monitor Mount

Pros: Several points of adjustability make it really easy to set your monitors up exactly how you like them. It was very easy to install and the table clamp didn't damage the finish on my desk. Good price too, especially considering that I looked at some other single monitor stands for about the same price.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Another great Roswill product. I don't think this brand has ever steered me wrong.

Pros: Great for small desks

Cons: not 3 screens, but duh, it's only dual. Keep in mind you need triple screens to use it with "certain" video games, only dual screen if you run multiple programs like me.

Pros: It looks nice

Cons: Bought three of these units when they were on sale. The bolts are too short and one of them popped open dropping and breaking a $200 monitor. In this case we did not get what we paid for, we lost more than what we paid. They are also not very adjustable.

Would stay away from these and would rate them lower if I could.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you very much for your purchase of our product. We do apologize for this unexpected inconvenience .For further support contact the Rosewill support team either via phone at 800-575-9885 or via email at rma@rosewill.com so we may assist you with a replacement if needed. We are eager to assist you in any possible way and look forward to hearing from you soon.

Thank you
Rosewill Customer Care

Pros: Cheap price with promo code, swing-arm dual-monitor stand. Height adjustment from bottom of base to very high. Tilt downward for above eye-level placement. VESA plates slide in for quick release from stand. Rubber padding for glass and other scratch-able surfaces.

Cons: NOTICE: The arm bolt that attaches the swing-arms to the pole is *too short*. It isn't long enough to loosen the arm for height adjustment, especially since there's a rubber insert, adding to the friction.

I loosened it and my (2) brand-new 24" monitors dropped, not good for the heart. Luckily the drop was only an inch, but still.

The swing arms aren't long enough to tilt my (2) 24" monitors inward, so 27" would only be able to be parallel, which would be a horrible viewing angle. I ended up positioning one just in front of the other, so that I can tilt inward, and overlap the bezels.

The tightening bolts on the VESA swivel are hard to access to tighten properly.

Other Thoughts: Rosewill, this needs a longer swing arm bolt. Also, 27" cannot tilt inward for a proper viewing angle. 24" is pushing it.

Would be 5 eggs otherwise, but for the price, go for it if you're 24" or less, just be careful with the swing-arm bolt.

Pros: Despite the way it looks in the pictures this is a very high quality product. It is all powdercoated metal and NO cheap plastic.

Cons: Only con I see is it takes a bit to get set just right, but that is to be expected as it fits many different sizes of screens.

Pros: Improved line of sight with my monitor
More functional table space
sturdy pole

Cons: the little plastic spacers inside the arms are impossible to remove if you have atrophied video game artist fingers like me.

Pros: Price
Simple set-up
Works well once finely-tuned (see cons)

Cons: -The screws seem to be a strange length. I had to use multiple washers (not included) in order to mount the monitors without the screw bottoming out. One screw was stripped before I even used it. I ended up using an included longer screw with an included spacer and several washers in place of the stripped screw.
-Many of the pre-assembled pieces were somewhat loose and needed to be tightened to reduce wobbling.
-Once assembled the stand rocks side to side slightly. I have tightened everything I can find. No luck.
-I haven't measured or gotten out the level, but when the monitors look level and are placed directly together, one is higher than the other by 1/4" or so. I tilt each of them slightly and use the aforementioned rocking to get them to look level. It doesn't take away from the viewing experience.
-The monitors will sag forward and left to right on the front to back and rotational tilt unless you tighten the spring-loaded screws on the ball-mount. Unfortunately the tightness makes them difficult to adjust if you do want to move the monitors again.

Other Thoughts: I can't be too upset with this product because the price compared to similar offerings is so much lower. I bought it because I am a broke college student that spent too much money on the monitors it holds. If you're willing to experiment and adapt and want to save money, I'd say go it for it. If you want something that is probably a little more friendly and well built, look for something a bit more expensive with lots of good reviews.

Pros: i ordered this to hold two 23 inch LED monitor and it seamless fits both the monitors with sufficient space. it arrived way ahead of the promised delivery date. Good Service

Cons: The product itself has couple of issues:

1. the bracket holding the monitor is quite lengthly, if you try to fit it with some of the monitors, it blocks some of the input components on the back of the monitor and you will never be able to connect to those input components.
2. the tilt ball holding the monitor are not quite strong enough, the monitor keeping handing down and dosent stop at a angle that you had adjusted it for. looks awkward.

Pros: There's really no reason to rate this product lower than 3 eggs if you know how to mount monitors properly (and the right kinds too). Yes, this Dual Mount stand makes use of adjustable ball-joints that you can loosen up to get the proper viewing angle of your monitors.

To tighten it up, use the supplied Allen key to screw the 3 tightening screws near the ball joint (seems like some 1-egg reviewers failed to do this). You may need to do loosen and retighten it up a few times until you get the proper angle, as improper use - like forcing it with the monitor mounted on (while the screws are tight) - will cause more wear & tear.

Mounts monitors in portrait mode (vertically) just fine. This orientation may even have a better weight balance than landscape mode, but obviously only do this if your Video Card supports 90 or 270 degree rotation.

The clamp's top "lip" is quite large and covers a good size area. You can place a large unused book in between it to help support the stand eve

Cons: The material could be better, but at least it's not all plastic. For the price this is fine.

Limited for only certain size monitors. Be sure to double check yours will fit this model, and that the sum of your monitors weigh can be supported by this stand.

Other Thoughts: You have to be careful that your Monitor's width (or height, if considering portrait mode) will actually fit side by side given the maximum length of these arms (when they are fully stretched). I wouldn't recommend using these with their arms at their maximum extension as you won't have as much options for adjustments.

I also wouldn't recommend flexing both arms forward (like a "V" shape) as all the weigh will be leaning more on the front where the monitors are. The last thing you want is to leave this setup unattended for a few hours or days only to come back and find two monitors broken on your desk / floor! So use a bit of common sense, and keep your monitors close to the stand's metal pole by bringing the upper arms backwards, and contracting the lower arms inwards. Basically, from the top view, it should ressemble a "M" shape (or "W", depending how you look at it)

Pros: It will hold your monitors

Cons: Its cheap looking. I have two 27 inch monitors that it can hold but done move it or it will fall over. Plus you wont be able to move monitors this size at once installed. I feel if you get a smaller monitor set it would better.