DoubleSight Triple Monitor Flex Stand Fully Adjustable Height Tilt Pivot Free Standing, VESA 75mm/100mm, up to 22" Monitors

The stand balance weight is too light for the recommended monitor sizes. If one pulls the outside monitors forward it falls over. Also the center monitor attachment does not swivel in any direction.

I've been mainly pleased with this stand. It seems very sturdy and it wasn't hard to mount the monitors on it. It just took some doing. Some of the sturdy screws needed an allen wrench (hex key). They supplied one, but I was glad I had an attachment for my electric screwdriver to make it easier. The stand seems very sufficient to hold the weight of the monitors. There are a couple of holes in it you could use to mount it to a desk if you were concerned and willing to drill holes in your desk. The stand would also lend itself to clamping down.I like that the stand is nearly flat. You could easily keep object on top of it to make use of the desktop space.I had two older 22" ViewSonic monitors with a fairly wide frame around the screen (1 1/8"). I bought a new Asus 22" for the middle with a nice skinny frame (3/4"). With this configuration and the stand at it's widest setting I can't angle the side monitors in quite as much as I'd like, but it's still acceptable. One day I'll buy two more Asus monitors and it should be perfect angle-wise.I'd like the monitors to be higher but with all that weight I understand why it's not taller than it is. The top of the monitors is at eye level. The center screen can be adjusted up and down to match dissimilar side monitors. To match the ViewSonics I had to crank the middle one down all the way (a couple of inches I guess.) It'll be a bit higher when I get the new side monitors.

- General instability due to construction and limited size of base.- Hard to get the monitors onto the bar once pivot is attached.- Once you do get the monitor on, there are only 4 positions to mount the pivots on the bar.You need to guess the right setting, and if it is incorrect you need to take the monitor off and try the next setting.- Poles came loose on base for both models- Pole not long enough for many monitors to rotate into portrait without the monitor hitting the desk or base. The monitor would be almost touching the desk in portrait mode.- No micro adjustment to tile monitors- Only up and down tilt, no side to side tilt- Poor cable management- zip ties VSour clips- DoubleSight requires different models to fit different monitor sizes... Does not have a flat base. Completely lose desk space in the base footprint.

I recently started working from home and really missed my set up at the office with a monitor stand to hold all three of my monitors. I found that ergonomically, it was not good for me to stare down toward the desk at the monitors either. I did some searching and really didn't find many options for stands to hold 3 monitors. I was a bit concerned about the mediocre reviews on this one, but still thought it would be the best option for the price. I got it today and had it set up in less than a half hour. I am not a techy person and I am a petite female, and was still able to set this up and maneuver it. All in all, I am super pleased! It was affordable, gets the job done, and my neck already feels better. The other reviews are right that there is a little give/ side to side wobble and the side monitors are about 2mm's lower than the center monitor- but I had a $700 stand at my office that bolted to the desk as opposed to standing like this one and I can't say it was really that much better. If you've had monitor stands before you know that they really aren't perfect, they give/wobble a little if you push on them, and it doesn't ever feel as solid as being on the actual stand the monitor comes with. Bang for your buck, I don't see a thing wrong with this. I use three 17.5" flat screen Acer monitors. I also have no concern that the stand will tip forward like other reviewers wrote. I also have it up at the tallest height setting.

1) Very heavy but still falls forward easily. They could have back weighted it better.2) The height adjustment is poor.3) The two outside monitors do not line up.4) Difficult to get the tilt angle correct if at allWished i had read more reviews before buying

bought this for my assistant. She loves it. Frees her desk up for stacks of paper and work!

Works exactly like I expected. Very pleased with it.

This unit has multiple joints in the arms which allows for a multitude of configurations. It is sturdy and well made. We have 3 19" LCD monitors on it. Each adjusted independently. The arms have a wide range of motion to handle many situations. No cons, recommended.