AtdecQuad/Triple/Dual/Single Monitor Desk Mount - Freestanding Base - Loads up to 17.6lb Flat or 13.5lb Curved - VESA 75x75, 100x100 - Quick Display Release, tilt, pan, Landscape/Portrait

The Quad panel works great, but plan to have someone around to help set it up, as well as make adjustments. While it's not impossible to do it yourself (I did), it took much longer than it should have. Most of the time was spent making adjustments.It's sturdy and looks great. My girlfriend keeps asking me if I'm working on my tab with four 24" LCDs.Another hint is to have room to get behind your desk. It's not easy to rotate back and forth. Luckily, I set my corner desk up about a foot away from my window. If your desk is up against the wall, plan on more time to rearrange stuff.

After using it for sometime two of the monitors droop.It seems there is no way to adjust them so they will stay level with the others. I actually use an old solid clothes iron, probably from the 1920s, to keep one of the monitors level.I gave it a three star because I have had an older Visidec over and under two monitor stand that has held up well for at least 7 years. I would not buy this again however.

There is another more expensive version of this product that features easy-to-adjust gimbals for each monitor, which is what I intended to buy, but I messed up and selected this one. Depending on where your setup is this one may work for you but I wish I'd bought the other model because it's quite difficult to get the hex key into each set screw while you set the position of each monitor. Other than that, it's stable and strong and clears up your desktop nicely.

Fifth Atdec monitor stand we have bought, they make SOLID products and we love them here at the office. Easy to assemble, well built, great hardware.Some may mark down as they can be tricky to get all the screens oriented correctly... however, that is par for the course if you have ever ran a multi-monitor setup. Atdec has solid adjust-ability compared to any others.

This monitor mount cleaned up my desk and let me arrange my monitors so they were easy to view. Easy to adjust and very stable. Since it doesn't have to be anchored to the desk top there is no damage to the desk.

Used this to setup four 22" monitors and it was easy. The build quality is very good and materials are sturdy.

This is the worst stand I've ever used. The extrusions are cheap and have play in their fittings, and adjustments are very complex. Each monitor requires six hex bolts for adjustment with two different sized wrenches (fortunately included).The problem starts when you mount the monitors. Most stands include a small bracket that you attach to your monitor, that then clips onto a mate on the stand. With this stand, you have to bolt the monitors directly to donut clamps on the arms. You can remove the clamps, but then putting them back on is a real pain as you struggle to hold the monitor and find/tighten two buried hex bolts inside the donut. To top it all off, there are thoughtfully included small plastic extension tabs to reach wider VESA screw mount hole locations, but the tabs are small and loose, and easily slip off the donut clamps while you try to mount the monitor!Worse still, my monitors are half the weight limit (only 13 of the 25lbs supposedly supported) and yet the arms sag unless I torque the bolts down so TIGHTLY. This makes adjustment very difficult. There's a ball joint in each donut clamp for rotation and angle adjustment, but that's worse - it has four small hex bolts that adjust its tightness, and if you can adjust it, it sags. If not, it still has play.You could remove the monitors and do the adjustments more easily, but then how would you know where you wanted them? And that's tricky anyway because you have to unscrew the four screws, remove cables, etc. That assumes you even have access to the back of your desk (I don't) and that you think monitor removal is a good idea whenever you need to adjust their locations (I don't). I got my monitors "close" to where I wanted them, then gave up.Height adjustment is the worst. As soon as you start loosening the bolts, the arm slides down, and you have to either hold the weight of two monitors with one hand, and tighten the bolts back up with the other, or dismount your monitors (8 screws, wire removals, and all that hassle), and GUESS where the arms should be.A steal. (From you, I mean.)

I was happy at first to see this item offered through Amazon.THEN the mess started: Amazon never shipped the correct item!After shipping me the wrong item the first time and having to go through the RMA process. (With a customer service person on the phone....and she assured me they will get me the correct item on this NEXT shipping)Wrong AGAIN! they kept shipping me the Atdec V-FS-DV and not the V-FS-Q as advertised! The second customer service rep... Looked at the webpage, saw the price and promptly closed that webpage? (Or put a hold on that page.. she said they will refund my money...Then, she said, I could come back to that page and try ordering again at a later time once they worked out this shipping problem? Their fix was to JUMP up the price by an additional $120.00...... Sounds like the old "bait and switch" move...and not standing behind what your advertising.I am highly disappointed in Amazon!!!! I never though they would "bait and switch" their customers.