AVLTDual Extended 13"-32" Monitor Wall Mount fits Two Flat/Curved Computer Monitor Full Motion Height Swivel Tilt Rotation Adjustable Monitor Arm - VESA/Cable Management

Works exactly as advertised. Solid quality heavy duty steel that is easily mounted and adjusted with adjustable springs. Would definitely buy again.

I had to customize a workstation and this monitor mount fit my specific need, It is very durable holds the monitor very sturdy. Tilt and angle are a little limited.

It's pretty easy to install and configure. However, a socket set is highly recommended including allen heads that fit your socket driver.It would be helpful if the mounting plate was easily to disconnect/reconnect to the arm. it would facilitate mounting the plate while not having to hold the arm steady.

Very solid wall mount for Pc monitors. Make SURE to mount on a STUD. You could use anchors, but if so recommend beefy wall anchors as this piece is heavy on its own. With a stud, it is amazing.It is a little stiff, but can be adjusted. I prefer to keep is stiff so it holds my monitors where I articulate it a little more steadily.Has canals to hold cords, but honestly for both the monitors, the cords are too thick to fit in well enough to utilize them, kind of a bummer.My only other complaint is I wish both segments of the mount arms would articulate a little more.You can move it up and down, as well as tilt the screen angle, but if the second segment of the arm also articulated you could really have gotten amazing degree of motion.

Great monitor arm. Doesn't shake it all moves exactly where you want it

I just invested in two beautiful big curved screens to replace my older flat ones, and wanted to wall-mount them to get some of my desk space back. I asked some tech friends and they recommended the AVLT Dual Monitor Wall Mount.The unit is substantial - feels solid and really well made right out of the box. The installation instructions were simple and easy to follow. My hubby and I mounted it on the wall above my desk and used a length of pine left over from our floor-to-ceiling bookcase project to mount it. We live in an old house with lath-and-plaster walls, so I decided not to risk just using the screws to mount it.The process was easy - find the spot where I wanted the monitors, check for a wall stud to drill into, select (and stain) the piece of wood that served as the "backer," screw it into the wall, then mount the monitor arm. I'm very happy with it - plenty of range of motion, easy to move my monitors when I want to, and they feel very secure.

When I bought this I read a bunch of reviews first, and the only critical thing I saw that I was concerned with was that several people mentioned it not supporting the weight of their monitors. I figured if that was the case, then I'd live with them sagging a bit and position the bracket higher on the wall.When I first received it, I installed it on the wall with little trouble. To my dismay, I also found that my monitors were sagging, and the gas springs could not bear the weight of them. Then I noticed that you actually have to turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise to increase the tension. I thought this was counterintuitive, but it worked and now my 2 32" monitors are held up with no issues or sagging at all. Very nice.My only complaint is that it's a little hard to adjust them in such a way that they are flush against each other without them being pretty far from the wall. Plan to either have your desk away from the wall a bit, or hopefully you have a deep desk.

I'm building out an arts and crafts studio workshop and wanted monitors off the mobile work surface. Secondary purpose was to be able to adjust monitors when working larger pieces with worksurface stationary on wall. Lastly, when I want to work standing, I can adjust the monitors for easier viewing. This mount fulfills my requirements and was relatively easy to install.Remember to take into consideration that you'll want to install on a stud. If unavailable in desired location, mount wood between studs across the installation area. (1x6) Remember to predrill holes no matter how you are installing.Note that the hardware for installation are metric 10, although the bolts look to be installed with phil. head screwdriver, only use to set the bolts, come back in with socket to finish install. (screwdriver can quickly strip bolt head). I swapped out bolts with others I had on had from other project. Install went quickly after exchange.Satisfied with product so far. Sturdy, relatively easy install. Range of motion satisfied my requirements.