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-Fantastic option if you want pneumatic pistons to help with quickly lifting the monitors, especially if its hard to lift the monitor due to wrist problems. -Super easy to set up and comes with plenty of tools to set it up properly. I didnt even have to open one of the packages because my monitors were ready to be installed. But Im sure the extra screws will still be of use to others. -The clips for cable management pop out if you squeeze them, so its easy to thread a display, audio, power and usb cable to each monitor without trying to squeeze or wrap them around the monitor arm.

- Very straight forward to assemble, instructions was easy to go through. - For the money, the build quality is fantastic. - Easy to adjust and works very well with two 32" displays. - Really like how they give you options to use a C-clamp or drill into desk for a (more or less) 'permanent' setup.

Easy to assemble. Declutter your desk. Cable management built-in.

- Good Quality - Sturdy

It's beautiful and you can color change to match your rgb. It also turns on and off with your PC. I'll never go to a non shock stand again. Have one in the closet I'm going to give away.

Sturdy Build: Feels solid and well-made with a sleek black finish. Easy Installation: Straightforward setup with clear instructions. Adjustability: Smooth height, tilt, and rotation adjustments, reducing neck and eye strain. Stability: Keeps my monitor rock-steady, even during heavy typing. Cable Management: Keeps my desk tidy by hiding cables through the arm.

Super strong and capable!

Arm range and placement is good Can be used to stack vertically

-Cost, there are quite a few similar products that are much more expensive. -Has been holding two 24'' Acer displays for about 6 months now. Once you tighten all the hex bolts after getting your displays orientated the way you want they pretty much don't move at all. -I have a really tiny desktop and this freed up a ton of space for me. -The stands that come with monitor stands are always too short and these let me put them up nice and high (~10in) and it's much more comfortable for me over long sessions. -The stands feel well made and heavy duty.

Easy to put together. I have it mounted to the side of my workbench, which holds my CNC. Multiple mounting options.

Solid mount. Easy setup. Easy instructions. Very versatile.

I had 5 monitors on my desk in varying sizes. I needed to add a 6th that would sit over a dual monitor stand I have already below the unit. For the cost and ease, this unit hit the money on what I needed to add a 27" above a dual 24" stand that was below the unit. I selected this product for the price, and the height it offered. Long term I will only have a single monitor attached to it, but it will be nice to have the option to add a second vertical unit if I change configurations in the future. For the cost, and the vertical height, I give this unit the full 5 eggs. Shipping was also quick and on the money. The other great option was the multipoint knuckle on the mount. Again I have 2 24" units on a stand below. I needed to mount this just right so that the new monitor sat where I wanted, didn't interfere with the arms of the unit below, and have the monitor positioned even with other units on my desk. The multipoint knuckle provided that on a fixed vertical pole. That was a feature my atdec SD-DP-750 doesn't (it is also holding a 27" over a different monitor configuration below it. So great stand, highly flexible in configuration, best level cost, fast delivery, and ability to mount 2 monitors vertically (if you need to)

Does exactly what it says and more. I have a 22" widescreen and a 19" basic (hoping to upgrade it eventually). Holds both monitors just fine. What they don't say is that it comes with mounting hardware to direct mount the stand without the feet through a standard hole where you would normally route cables. When I realized this I took the feet off and bolted it straight through that part on my desk. You do lose the ability to put your cables through that hole, but it looks so much cleaner without the feet and feels so much more secure than the feet or any of the rear mounted brackets. Had they advertised this feature I would not have hesitated in buying the stand. Probably could even drill a small hole through a desk and pull the bolt through there. It sandwiches on the top and bottom to make a secure connection. Otherwise the cable clips on the stand work just fine. The movement feels good so far.