VIVO Hex LCD Monitor Height Adjustable 6 Screen Desk Mount Stand for up to 27 inch Screens, STAND-V006F

I went beyond the recommended screen size for this stand and it's held up great despite ignoring recommendations in description.I'm using a 34" curved acer center screen a 24" on either side of it, and a 22" on top row. Sadly I could make use of the last two slots as my 2070 doesn't support the two additional monitors. But it makes a nice headset holder haha.If it has a vesa mount, you can mount it.The downside to using it this way is a couple of things. 34" is too big physically left to right on this 21:9 monitor and the curve causes it not to sit quite right as the two side monitors end up being behind the center curved monitor. If there was more of a curve in the bar on the stand it would produce more amiable results with a curved 21:9 monitor. I think it's more suited to a 32" monitor in center and a non-curve design. to avoid the appearance of overlap.What I can say is this stand is super stable. No monitor shake with just the built in base despite exceeding the manufacturer specs for monitor size. This is my first monitor stand, and I got it based on recommendations from another coder I work with and I haven't felt a reason to use anything else after 13 months of use so far.With that said, if you follow the recommended sizes by the manufacturer then I have no doubt that you'll get a product as described that is sturdy, functional, and likely going to remain in your office for a long while.

it supports 7 large screens ( do not try this at home, I am not a professional, experiment at your own risk ).... the round cover area on the top of the main support tube happens to be the size of the mounting portion of my 32" Hisense TV... remove plastic cover, insert TV firmly......simple stand, sturdy product.I submitted a photo of my layout the other day with no review, it is merely a monitor stand.. it is well made. However, last night I got this wild hair.. the mounting portion of my TV kept seeming that it might be close to the same size as this main support tube.. and today, I took it all apart.. and tried it.. doggone if it doesn't fit and snug.. so I laid out my monitors sort of the same.. with this towering 32 inch tv on top.... I like it, so far, subject to change... thank you9-13-14Subject to change took effect, I had to get this 28" Samsung 4k, except, it doesn't come with vesa mounting, so this towering monitor stand again, has proved to be, very adaptable.. I had a single monitor stand with and extra mounting plate for, if you wanted to mount it self standing.. and that mounting plate screw thread happen to be the exact thread for this monitor stands mounting swivel bracket, so I modified a mounting platform out of the L shape and duck taped the 28" 4k to that.. the stand for the Samsung makes a great area to place my Bluetooth speaker and dangle a cam off...

The quality and composition of this stand has been perfected, IMO. It comes with all the pieces to fit just about any size monitors in just about any configuration and the parts are heavy duty. Installation isn't quick but it's not hard and the instructions are very clear. The only tool I needed, which wasn't included, was a screwdriver for attaching the monitor mounts.Only downside is the little, plastic wire holders on the back side, they fall out easily for me. I just used some Velcro wrap and the problem was solved.

A walkthrough of my experience.The stand came in a box, in a box, in a box. Yes, there were boxes inside of boxes. The stand was so heavy that it broke through some of the interior boxes. Upon opening the various boxes, the parts were shipped neatly and orderly for easy construction. The instructions could have been larger in some areas, and more detailed in others. Nice build quality. The parts are very strong feeling and come together nicely. It's important not to attach everything right out of the box, because you may want to spend time adjusting things to their appropriate height. I use a combination of dell monitors with the stand. The product comes with vesa screws, but this is not important as all dell monitors I own had the screws in place ready. Not pictured, there are various options for mounting the stand to a desk; a very nice feature.The some of the caps on the ends of the bars were broken when I received the unit; this was expected since most plastic parts on any consumer device usually break in a matter of days. I don't use the caps on the ends so that I can easily remove monitors off the sides of the stand. Another downside was that many of the machined parts were coarse or were not filed. I was cut and stabbed by the stand's abrasive machine parts (only in certain areas like screw holes). Not sure, but you may need a metal file before or a tetanus shot handy.I would have liked to seen a little better angling of the monitors, but the price justifies the 'set' nature of the clamps.

This stand is a great value if you have the same monitor to go across each row. My setup has three older Sharp sharp LL-T17A4-B screens over top of my new three HP LA2205wg monitors. All together, this stand is quite sturdy and well built, distributing the weight from the monitors very well. If you take your time to play with all the adjustments available on each screen, there is no problem getting three screens across to line up with no sag and a slight inward curve. The natural curve of the stand is not significant - it's just enough to make sitting in front of the setup not make you feel like you need to run back and forth from end to end for a clear picture. If you're looking for an eyefinity setup or something similar, you will want to angle the sides steeper and overlap the bezels or simply spring for a more expensive, adjustable stand. If you're on a budget with modest needs to tidy up, this is an awesome value.