The arms are height adjustable and the monitor mounts are micro adjustable for fine tuning the level

The arms support the monitors as they should and hold them in place

For those of you with identical monitors that you want mounted side by side at the same height, I would look for a mount with independently height-adjustable arms

I don't need all of the many adjustments of more expensive monitor arms

The other issue is that the right arm was very hard to tighten as the one monitor kept moving down due to its weight, i had to put extra effort with the tighten key to get it to tighten.

Definitely frees up space on the desk, arms are sturdy and hole my two 24 in monitors like a charm.

There is a lot of wiggle room in that arm that doesn't exist in the right arm and because the arms are not able to be tightened in any way, there is no way to fix it

These arms work extremely well

is the left arm talking to right arm type of thing

Can be tricking setting it up since the arms can't be locked into place but other than that it's a good product that's worth the buy.

I have purchased much more expensive monitor arms with gas pneumatic pistons and other more advanced features

The arms are easily adjustable, strong enough to hold my monitors without sagging or bowing and it comes with the allan wrenches you need and provides a place to store them.

The arms are very strong and easily support my 27inch HP monitors.

Great monitor arm stand

The arms are also very sturdy, I haven't noticed any bending or loosening of the joints in the three days I've had my monitors installed on it

The mount is very solid and well made, the arms articulate in every available position to make the viewing angles comfortable.

In the end, one just needs reliable arms that stay in place and adjust easily

The arm isn't very tall though, so it might not elevate your monitor enough if you are taller.

The metal is heavy duty steel from the desk clamp to the articulating arms

The arms are NOT independently height adjustable

I love this dual arm

More expensive monitor arms have adjustments that don't require tools for everyday type adjustments

The other issue is that the right arm was very hard to tighten as the one monitor kept moving down due to its weight, i had to put extra effort with the tighten key to get it to tighten.

Left arm and Right arm are not in same position, some how I adjust the monitor and using it.

I like the simple design and flexible arms that this product offered

My only regret is not getting the three armed one :D

The arms are NOT independently height adjustable

Stand does exactly as needed to do, nice and sturdy and the articulating arms work like a dream

Overall, high-quality parts, and solid arms and pole

Also the arms are not super

The arms are not long at allThe whole stand leans forward pretty substantially once loadedAlthough it says up to 27" monitors work....2 x 27" monitors absolutely cannot be supported by this mount unless they are set as FAR back as possible and one is turned 90 degrees

I like the cord clips that attach to the adjustable arms as it helps with all of the clutter.

Note that to do this, you will have to raise the arms quite high atop the base to clear the surface of the desk.4/5, would recommend as a great budget dual-monitor mount

I was lucky that I didn't trust the arm and was still holding on to the monitors

Right arm sags a lot, so I can't get the monitors to be level, and touching at the same angle, as you can see in the photo.

* The right arm is just slightly looser/lower than the left, causing the right monitor to sit a hair below the left

The arms cannot fold over themselves (like a full-motion mount)

Even without these problems, fine tuning each individual arm is VERY difficult

REALLY needs independently adjustable arms, but's priced nicely

The pole doesn't move, the arms are solid and have great points of articulation, and the monitors stay where I put them

arms don't fall holds them in position rather well

the adjustable arms let you put the monitors right where you want them.

From the center post, the arms angle downward, as if it can't support the weight

The arms are also quite adjustable which may come in handy for other angles if I decide to move them around.

very strong arms and works well, takes time to assemble

I decided to mount this off to the left since the monitor on the right arm is my main display.

Good luck getting the bolts loosen to manipulate the arms

The arms are relatively easy to rotate, flip and swivel, etc, So far I don't have the issues some other folks complained

tilt turn twist it'd the best cheap monitor arm on the market fact.

However, the left monitor arm was also not level, sagging by nearly a full inch below the right arm with the monitor attached

and then V them (there in the corner of my desk) without overlapping them because the arms aren't long enough

its a great product, the only problem I have is I couldn't fully tighten some of the arms tension points, I don't know maybe I'm too weak, but I found it very hard to get them to fully tighten.

The arms are easily adjustable, strong enough to hold my monitors without sagging or bowing and it comes with the allan wrenches you need and provides a place to store them.

" BenQ ZOWIE monitors, and the arms don't even sag .Super durable and sturdy

The other arm was fine, so it was weird that one side was like that

I placed the arms at the highest position (just like in the product photo) because this is the only setting that will allow me to freely rotate my maximum sized 27" monitors on my desktop riser

On the right arm this is not an issue, because the bolt head is on the outside so you simply can reach around the side to tighten or loosen the bolt.

The arms articulate well and stay put

Right arm sags a lot, so I can't get the monitors to be level, and touching at the same angle, as you can see in the photo.

Works exactly as you'd expect, isn't insanely difficult to set up but not easy either

I have no worries about my monitors falling off (as long as you install the mounts correctly), and the clamp is a decent size

The handles to adjust are very well positioned, and the spring mechanism works as it should

Works as it should and is pretty easy to setup

Works exactly as it would expect, no crazy monitor bouncing when I touch the desk, monitors stay where I put them and don't need to be readjusted.

but it works exactly as I'd hope.