TRIPLE LCD LED TFT Monitor Desk Stand Mount Freestanding Fully Adjustable Heavy Duty 3 Screens 15" to 27" by ALLSORTSOUTLET

I hunted around for a triple stand for ages for my eyefinity/surround setup and was tempted to go for the more expensive xfx one... granted it did look better than this one but this was so much less money for the same practical application. Reading the reviews I was aprehensive about the monitors either side of the centre dipping but I think this is easily avoidable if you take care when setting it up. You need two people it's not an easy one person task. Basically I placed the outer monitor on first on one arm, while my mate held the other arm when it's loaded (3x Asus vn247 monitors) it's heavy. With the second on and the weight evenly distributed the stand couldnt flop over on one side. Cable management is OK but there isn't enough room for every hdmi and power cable for 3 monitors, there are handy clips that run the length of the arms for supporting the cables and keeping them out of sight which is a nice touch. My main tip would be don't push down too heavily on the arms or lift the whole stand by its arms when loaded. This will give rise to misalignment/strain on the joints and give you the dipping seen in other reviews. There is a crazy white logo on the plastic between the feet but I just turned mine around d so it was at the back or you could cover it with a sticker. All In all, great value, sturdy, all the main adjustments, and the money saved went towards a better gpu. It stands steady and doesnt wobble and having the option to use the bolt through is a bonus if you're using this in an area where it could be knocked or pushed off the deak ie at work. The seller does lose a star however, not for looks, which I think I'm used to now and are subtly pleasant, but for the fact I brought it and the next day after ordering the item the seller reduced the price by £10 but even though didn't have the item/wasn't dispatched I never received an offer for a retrospective refund.

Priced reduced to £90 from £200 rrp at the time of ordering.I wanted a stand that had a foot support rather than requiring a drill support centre piece. The beauty of this puppy is you can have either, it comes with a quite substantial centre bolt and washers to drill into a flat desk and screw up from below into the strong centre section if you do not wish to use the Y shape foot. I would recommend you have a friend assist you but you can do this on your own, just be careful as holding your monitor whilst screwing the backing plate on can be quite a bit of effort especially when you have 1 fitted already. I made a bit of a hash of assembly if I'm honest, I didn't pay attention to the clear assembly diagram for which way up the cross arm should be and there is a big difference if you get it wrong. I had it upside down first time and both side monitors sagged badly and the thing nearly toppled, I was just about to throw the thing back in the box then realised what I had done. Undid everything and put it the right way up and its bang on perfect. Its surprisingly sturdy holding up 3 22'' monitors, flexible and nice to adjust and no sagging from the screens at all, it's very robust in fact. I did find my centre mount needed a lot of tightening to get set but once done its a really good piece of kit. Only oddity are the cable runs. If like me you have 3 HMDI and 3 power Cables you wont be able to run these up the inside of the centre tubing it simply isn't wide enough, you may be able to get the HMDIs but certainly not the power cables. Not a big deal in all honesty with some cable ties and some twisting here and than you can manage the cabling round the back virtually out of sight.At £90 this is a super bargain and £200 its still a very good stand, £300 is probably a little toppy considering you cannot hide all your cables.

Bought this to rig three 24" HD LCD screens for a professional broadcast "pop-up" control area.Used it with BENQ monitors  BenQ GL2450HM LED TN 24 inch Widescreen Multimedia Monitor (1920 x 1080, 2 ms GTG, VGA, DVI-D, HDMI, Speakers) - Glossy Black  and once rigged, which took a little while but was pain-free, it looked professional and sleek, with the included cable clips eliminating all of the messy nonsense associated with power and input cables.My needs are for mobile use so I rigged it with the table-stand but if you want to build a highly stable rig and are prepared to drill a hole in your chosen location, the fittings that come with the kit are more than adequate to do the business.I have to say that when I first saw the kit I wasn't confident that it could stay upright with what is almost a 2 metre spread.You do need a helper to support the rig as you assemble it - centre monitor first, then whichever side you do next it will tip that way - but once you have all three screens on-board it stabilises nicely.The outer screens use a different VESA plate than the centre screen.It's not an issue , providing you read the manual, but if you're going to use this, as I am, on a rig/de-rig touring regime, make things easy and stick a number on the back of each monitor so you know immediately where it goes.