BONTEC Ergonomic Dual Monitor Stand for 13-27 inch LCD LED PC Screens for Desks, Height Adjustable Arm Bracket Tilt 90° Swivel 180° Rotate 360°, VESA 75/100

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The Vivo uses a sturdy C-shaped clamp or an optional grommet to attach to a desk, so it works on a wide variety of surfaces. It’s got integrated cable management thanks to clips on the arms and central pole, so your desk can stay tidy. Of course, if you’re looking to save a little bit of space on your desk then it’s worth looking for a smaller mount, but this may not be an option if you have a larger monitor. What a dilemma! That might feel like far too much to pay for a monitor stand, but it justifies the price in several ways: it’s an American-made unit that’s finished by hand, and you can choose which wood you’d like to use, from Walnut to Maple. It looks far more elegant than affordable, utilitarian metal mounts and stands.

With all that in mind to guide you through, it is easier to proceed with your search for the most effective and best monitor stand for your workspace. The best monitor stands: How we testThe weight capacity of a dual monitor stand is important, because overloading a stand will cause the monitor arms to droop, wear out prematurely, or fail altogether. In the case of freestanding dual monitor stands, overloading the stand can even cause it to tip over. Dual monitor stands usually provide a weight limit per arm, which is the maximum weight the arm can safely handle. Some stands also provide a minimum weight, which is the least amount of weight it takes for the arm to work correctly. If your monitor doesn’t weigh enough, the spring-tensioned arm will not stay in place. Do you know what’s a real bummer on a Monday morning? A monitor crashing onto your desk because it’s stand isn’t up to scratch. Try explaining that one to your boss!

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