Pros: - the configuration of the monitors can be flipped for 1 on bottom 2 on top

Cons: Tried to hang a 22lbs monitor from the single mount and no matter how much I tightened the vertical tilt bolt the monitor would sink to the lowest angle possible (this is with me putting my full 200lbs into the provided Allen key. There is no lockout mechanism that could hold the monitor in place

Overall Review: While technically speaking, this will hold a 22lbs monitor without falling over, the monitor will not stay vertical so one would have to view below the base to make it usable.

Pros: Well constructed base. Materials feel solid, durable, and well made.

Cons: When I bought the stand, it was mislabeled, saying that it fit screens up to 27inches. I found this to be true first hand when it did not fit my two 27inch monitors. But the seller was very helpful, and at my request, shipped me the "arm" component from their model "STAND-V003T" monitor mount. These arms are much more intelligently designed, movable, and fit larger monitor screens. This was a perfect solution for me, because I liked the desk stand and the jointed monitor arms, but I have a glass desk, and would be unable to use STAND-V003T's clamp mounting. With those arms, this monitor stand is 10/10. With its standard, stubby, unjointed arms, I would rate closer to 7/10.

Overall Review: Depending on your needs, this is an okay stand. I would avoid it due to its unjoined arms, which leave little room for manipulating the position of monitors.

Pros: Quality built product

Cons: Even though it says it fit 27" monitors in the title, the description states that it fits up to "24" monitors. I overlooked this. My new 26" Hanns-G monitors don't fit. They are too wide. Upsetting since I waited a week for it. Now I have to find or figure out how to make an adapter plate to offset the mounts for it because the layout fits my needs and I don't feel like dealing with returning it.

Pros: Solid stand. The base is solid and heavy, reassuring me that it can actually hold up the monitors. Easy to setup, comes with all tools except a Philips-head screwdriver (if you don't have one in the first place, then you got bigger problems). Versatile, too. This stand allows a pretty wide variety of angles.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Not really a con. Some adjustments were hard to do. I had to wrench one of the pieces really tightly. But, at least I know it's stable and I also have a heavy 27" monitor. I knew that this stand was designed to allow a wide array of viewing angles, and therefore, I'd have to make some adjustments for my particular setup. That's fine. Instead of the pyramid shape as shown in the picture, you can also invert the positions. 1 on the bottom, two on top. I don't think this setup was designed for an Nvidia surround or AMD Eyefinity gaming rig. It's great for workstations, though, because now I have an incredible amount of screen real-estate.