U2860PCM Ø28-60mm Pole Clamp Mount with Quick Release VESA bracket for LCD monitors/TVs, Tilt, Pan, Rotate

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Of course, nobody wants to be spending hours scouring the web to find the best dual monitor stands. Who has that kind of time? Well, apparently we do, because here’s our ranking of the best dual monitor stands. Mounts come in all different shapes, sizes and types, so it’s always a good idea to know exactly what you’re looking for. First up, the freestanding dual monitor stand. Lightweight and easily adjusted, this is ideal if you’re not too worried about saving space. Why? Well, you’re going to have to keep this monitor stand on the actual desk. A bit of a bummer if you wanted more space for your family photos of your last trip to Hawaii. Do you know what’s a real bummer on a Monday morning? A monitor crashing onto your desk because it’s stand isn’t up to scratch. Try explaining that one to your boss!

For one, you should know which size you need your monitor stand to be. There are models designed to accommodate up to three monitors while maintaining stability and keeping your devices secured. If you spend more time working with multiple monitors, then you should opt for stands that can accommodate them. Otherwise, it is also very inconvenient to keep one monitor on a stand and the other on the desk. Vivo is a pretty big name when it comes to monitor stands, so you can be sure that by purchasing this product you will have something with plenty to offer. What’s the biggest selling point of this monitor stand? Well, this is the best dual monitor stand for desks against a wall. You can also fit up to two different 17.6 lbs screens. This is the perfect choice for people with heavier monitors.The LS family of monitor stands scales from one to four monitors and is compatible with a dozen or more mount kits enabling desk-mounting, wall-mounting, pole-mounting as well as many other scenarios. Choosing the right monitor stand can be difficult, but do you know what’s even harder? Finding the best dual monitor stands that can accommodate two monitors at once. You want something that practically oozes quality, that’s durable, and lasts a long time.

Low-profile, single monitor stands such as the Limbo and the DS9109XS allow the user to freely position the monitor anywhere on the worksurface at a low-angle allowing a line of sight across the table. The Dorian and the motorized Winston desktop stands combine monitor mounting with a worksurface for your keyboard, mouse, coffee mug and more, converting your desk to a sit-stand workstation. Smoothness of motion: We preferred monitor arms that were firm enough to stay put while we worked but could reposition easily and didn’t require too much force. Elevation is also a must. It should be designed ergonomically to promote good posture and overall health and well-being. The material of your chosen fixture should also be durable, so you do not have to replace it constantly or put your device at risk of accidents and damages. In addition, you should have a maximum budget in mind to ensure that you do not overspend even though this add-on to your workspace is also essential. You can be slightly flexible on that, but having a cost range in mind will make your shopping easier, faster, and more fun.If you work with computers and laptops on a daily basis, you’ll know this struggle. Your cables are tangled, and then finally the day comes where you need to rewire the computer or unplug it for some reason. Perhaps you’re moving from one office to another or something like that. Now you find yourself spending the next 90 years of your life trying to untangle all the cables.

So, how exactly does one choose the best dual monitor stand? There are a couple of things to think about. The sleek, carefully engineered Kontour K1D sure looks the part, and this arm is far from just style over substance. Inside, the forged aluminium arms gas springs enable effortless, perfectly balanced height adjustment which can be easily fine-tuned for different monitor weights.

Of course, if you’re looking to save a little bit of space on your desk then it’s worth looking for a smaller mount, but this may not be an option if you have a larger monitor. What a dilemma! The Grovemade unit lifts your screens, which can make them easier to see and create a more ergonomic environment in your office, and it also adds additional space under the monitors. It’s 46 inches wide and can hold up to 100 pounds of weight, and it has a handy aluminum shelf that can hold laptops, documents, or books. Support for multiple monitor sizes: Because 27-inch monitors have become so common— they don’t cost much more than smaller displays—we considered only monitor arms that could handle a screen at least that size. All the models we tested can work with smaller displays, and a few can even hold larger displays, up to 34 inches.