MD6842

This piece of kit is like the Swiss army knife of monitor mounts. Assembling it is a breeze, though make sure you set the post position first since adjusting it afterward is like wrestling an octopus. Once it's up, it's rock-solid; no wobbling even with my two 24-inch monitors dangling above an ultra-wide one. It even allows enough clearance to stack a couple of laptops underneath. However, if you're the type who fiddles with your setup constantly, be prepared for a bit of a faff trying to get the alignment just right. The arms are robust, but tightening those screws to avoid slippage can be a workout. The integrated cable management is superb, making it look like a tech wizard’s workspace rather than a spaghetti junction. Overall, it's well worth the investment. Just tighten everything up and leave it be, and it'll deliver day in, day out without a fuss.

This item is so well engineered, these guys have thought of everything, it is a solid sturdy fantastically made item, you will love it. I am so impressed i bought another today just to keep as a spare in case i ever need another setup. No cable ties needed the clips that snap on effortlessly keep all the cables neat as you can see by the picture. I was sceptical that the stand would wobble being attached to the desk, but is so well made and stable it took 2 x 32 inch monitors even though it says 27 inch max. You cant bend the monitors round fully if using 32 inch however it is a caveat you can live with. Saves the time of drilling walls and buying multiple swivel brackets, total no brainer purchase for adding multiple screens.

The pole and mount are very strong. Definitely no chance of it moving or falling over. To note a solid desktop is best for this. Cheaper desktops may crumple if the screens added are too heavy. Great cable management. Did a great job. Two 24 inch monitors in my setup but will update when I have my larger screens delivered and mounted for comparison

Very long pole which was vital to get to the correct height as the arms are only straight. Solid components. Difficult to tighten the screw enough so that the arm does not slide down the pole when both monitors were attached.

These things are really solid, I mean really solid. I was surprised at the quality of them for the price. Easy to assemble and holds my monitors securely in place. If your monitors are moving/sliding then make sure you have tightened up the correct nuts. The cable management on them works great as well.

Don't get me wrong, it's a good stand, as long as it all turns up in the box. One kind of bolt was missing, that I had to go out and purchase separately. (Only cost like £4 but it was annoying)

Take a bit of time to set it up and you will be happy, surprisingly well put together with plenty of adjustments to allow for the perfect setup. Tighten each bolt and leave it in peace without constantly fiddling with the monitors and they will stay in peace without moving.

I wanted to get a dual monitor desk mount, but a high one so that I can fit two big screens (24") and still be able to have a laptop underneath the screens. This is perfect as the arm can go quiet high up, without loosing the sturdiness. Easy to mount and I recommend to anyone who needs a similar setup!

I mean, this is simply.... *sensual*, i mean... it's so.... enticing. looks nice tho right?

This was exactly what I needed, goes nice and high, very sturdy and easy to put together.

The quality of the product is very good and sturdy. There are several mounting and adjustment options and together they make a very nice package, certainly above my expectations for the price. The height was just perfect and it was relatively easy to setup although some of the instructions could have been a bit clearer

good product. stable

For the current $40 CAD price, I’m fairly happy with the “Suptek Dual LED LCD Monitor Stand up Desk Mount Extra Tall 31.5" Pole Heavy Duty Fully Adjustable Stand for 2 / Two Screens up to 27 inch (MD6842)”. I needed to upgrade to a taller mount to accommodate a laptop under the monitors, on a laptop stand. This achieved the intended goal. All the screws necessary to mount the VESA plates to the monitor are included (in 2 different lengths) and there are 4 cable clips for the arms and 2 for the poles which seems like exactly the right amount. Adjusting the monitors to line up evenly was a lot more work than the last monitor stand I had, and required several adjustments. The point where the VESA plate connects to the arm is much looser with more play on one monitor versus the other, which added to the challenge. Eventually I was able to get things lined up evenly. The pole is a little more banged up than I’d like. The logo is covered by my laptop so I don’t have to stare at it all day. I would have preferred black screws for mounting the VESA plates, but this is a really minor point.