HUANUO Dual Monitor and Laptop Mount for Max 32” Monitor and 17” Laptop, Adjustable Spring Arm with Tilt, Swivel and Rotation, Dual Monitor and Notebook Stand with VESA Bracket 75/100 mm

I didnt need the laptop stand, so I can't speak to that. But the rest of the unit seems sturdy. Included Packages, bags and Hardware clearly marked and instructions were clear. I had been looking for a while for a stand that stood taller than my 49 inch wide monitor (at least 17.5 in of a 27 monitor at its lowest point). I was pleasantly surprised by the clearance of this unit. I was able to set up both of my monitors exactly how I wanted. I hope it can withstand the test of time and only time will tell but, for now, it gets 5 stars. Price could be a bit better but, not a lot of options for my needs. Overall, I am happy with my purchase.

I purchased this item and it's too easy to install. Perfect to my standing desk

I was using this for a laptop (with doc) and two 23 inch monitors. Everything fit and held up just fine. The assembly instructions are very well put together they even include some extra parts if needed. The product does everything it says and deserves high marks (although I'm not really sure how to rate "sheerness" as it does not seem to apply to this type of hardware.The only problem for me is the height of my desk. The pictures look great, and the concept seems great, but for me once it was all assembled it just doesn't fit my desk and space. I need to sit on a stool to keep from looking up so high all the time. Regrettably, I need to return the product and look for another option.

I have had this mount for 4 years now, and it is the best mount I have ever owned. One of the sturdiest mounts I have used. Laptop mount has great airflow and can be adjusted in all directions, including tilt. the monitor mounts can be adjusted in all directions as well and rotated for vertical view.

2 screens are better than 1 and 3 screens are better than 2! I can now face forward on my teams calls and have more room on my desk. I was trying to walk before and my monitors were angled and throwing off my balance. Now I can work more effectively and walk and have camera straight center.Cons- the laptop isn’t adjustable to push back! I want to try and find if they sell a shorter arm. If my desk was deeper this wouldn’t be such a problem.The installation was a whole thing. Took a few hours. The arms on the side monitors were tricky to push down and loosen the tension- why do they start soooo tense?!?! Pushing down with force, on a step ladder, while trying to unscrew this tightness was not ideal.I do like the spring loaded side arms- if someone in living room talks to me, I can raise a monitor to talk then lower back down easily.Another pro I’d like to mention is the quality. Very strong. I’m not worried about the thing falling and I have a very thin desk top (under 1 inch).

The media could not be loaded. Excuse the mess, wanted to get to work setting this up! Bought two used monitors and some VESA adapters and went to work setting up my wfh station.The pieces were clearly labeled and this was such a smooth build, definitely not like assembling something from IKEA!I opted for the clamp vs drilling a hole through the desk and the clamp is very sturdy. I’m not worried about anything going anywhere.The gas arms work like a charm and move the 27” monitors with no trouble.The laptop tray, though not mandatory, keeps the desk space open and is helpful for Zoom meetings.The built in cable management system is really useful!Once I finish clearing up the space I’ll be set!

This is well-built in terms of durability, but the design needs work. The laptop stand is way too high and sticks forward about a foot from the mounting pole. The laptop screen is about eye level *at minimum*, so the main monitors have to be much higher than you would want. The laptop stand also is so far away from the mounting pole that it is right in your face! This might not be so bad if you have a larger desk and you like to stand a lot. But this simply won't work for me.Kind of a shame they couldn't have a shorter arm for the laptop stand.