The stand is sturdy, made of solid material (everything is metal), and everything fit together well with no real issue. Of the maneuverability you will ever need. Granted the weight of the monitors falls under the max capacity per arm but still very i...  Read More

Swivel and adjust the angles with little effort and no loosening of the screws. Thats the trick getting them secured and mounted without letting the monitors * on the table. The clips that help organize cabling are a great feature.

The stand's adjustable arms and versatile placement options offer personalized viewing angles, reducing neck strain. The only downside is that you have to be mindful of where the center of gravity is, unless you opt to use the optional hardware they i...  Read More

They aren’t heavier than the weight limit. I have 2 30 inch curved monitors side by side would not fit. I use 2 32 monitors and had to secure it or couldn't even touch monitors without them wanting to turn over.

If you need something sturdy these types of stands are not up to the task. Each leg is off by 1/16 of an inch so when two monitors are on the stand one monitor is 1/2 higher than the other. This stand is not steady.

None of the metal parts are machined properly. Save you money and buy something studier. It's not even worth returning because of all the small parts that i'd have to repackage.