Invision Dual Monitor Arm Mount – Ergonomic Height Assisted (Gas Powered) Full Motion Dual Arm Desktop Clamp PC Mount for 17–27” Screens Adjustable Tilt Swivel VESA 75mm & 100mm Weight 2-6.5kg (MX300)

I purchased this dual monitor arm off the strength of good reviews from this same manufacturer's single monitor arm. Indeed this dual monitor arm utilises exactly the same arm mechanism as the single arm (I can confirm this having purchase a single monitor arm of the same brand at the same time for my son). There is a lot to like about this product! : To start with, the base that mounts to the desk has two large clamping bolts to compress the stand to the desk. The two side-by-side clamps reduces the leverage on the desk as each arm is effectively supported by it's own desk clamp (although the base itself is one piece). This means the whole setup is very solid. I found the arms themselves to be nicely made and feel good quality. They offer good dexterity and a wide adjustment range for getting them into position. As you can see from my pics, they happily accommodated my 25 inch ultra-wide screen monitor alongside my standard widescreen 21 inch screen. I did worry that I would need to have my standard widescreen monitor in portrait for it to fit the arms, but the arms are long enough to manage both side-by-side. Cosmetically the arms look very nicely finished. The paintwork feels thick and sturdy and at no point during the installation did any of the paint chip or dent, even against the monitor VESA mount screws. The tension adjustment allowed me to reduce the tension on the upper arm section so that I can now position my screens at the desired height and the screens will remain there. This was an easy to make adjustment. Very little assembly is required, much to my pleasant surprise. It was simply a matter of bolting the desk clamp onto the under side of the arm. That was as much assembly as is required. The instructions were clear and easy to read. The way they have packed the screws and parts into separately sealed and labelled bags is ingenious! IKEA could learn something from these guys! :) None of this nonsense of sorting through a mixed bag of screws trying to work out if you have all the ones you should! A few minor negative points I found, but none of which I thought justified taking any stars off, given the cost of the arm (compared to others): - The cable management covers on the arms are not very spacious, so don't expect to get more than 2 x HDMI cables and a mains power cable down them. This may not be enough for folk who have 3 inputs to their monitor(s). - The cable management cover on the lower section of the arm has two very flimsy clips that will most likely snap off when you come to remove it. After breaking the clips on the cable covers on both sides of my dual-monitor arm, I did finally manage to get the cable management cover off my son's single-arm without breaking it. But this was down to 2 failed practice attempts. :) Most folk won't have that luxury. The good news is that the clips seem to do very little. Both lower cable covers snapped back into place nicely and the fact the clips are gone does not detract at all from the neatness of the setup once they are fitted and the single screw put into place (see pics). The upper cable covers do not have this issue. So to conclude, if you're looking for a well made, aesthetically pleasing dual monitor arm that will not break the bank, I have no hesitation in recommending this product.

I was a bit hesitant to try this out but it had great reviews so I thought I would give it a go. It's really easy to assemble, didn't take long at all to get it fixed to my desk (bare in mind that I did not need to use any of the extra bits to secure it, just the standard twist clamp). I ran in to a few issues to get my setup the way I wanted it but this is no fault of the product so it still deserves the 5 stars. I brought this with the AmazonBasics Notebook Arm Mount Tray, as I do not have a second monitor at the moment and thought this would be a good idea until I buy another monitor, the only problem was that as this product has a hydraulic arm, the laptop was not heavy enough to keep the arm down. This was easily fixed because you can loosen the "pressure" on the arm and lower it manually. Another issue I ran in to was that the positioning of the screw holes on my monitor, the holes are in an indentation and so when trying to screw the vesa mount in to my monitor the sides did not fit into the indentation so I was unable to attach the mount to the back of my monitor. This was more annoying but again not really a fault with the product but just unlucky. I sorted this by filing the edges of the mount so that it would fit into the space at the mack of the monitor so I could screw it in. Thankfully, it all worked out and I love the way it looks, my setup is looking a lot cleaner!

Firstly, do read the manual. Secondly, think about where to place your Dual PC Monitor Arm on your desk/table. Thirdly, this review is about ‘clamping’ on to a desk/table only. There were no missing parts. Installing the cables using the cable management system (cms) entailed placing cables behind a plastic cover secured by a screw. Handling the arm whilst screwing the cover back in place and ensuring the cables didn’t slip out was fiddly. It was a little more awkward on the lower cms as the screw is angled. Realistically however, you would only need to do this once, so it was worth the time and effort. Do consider in advance if you want the power cable(s) to be on the inside or outside of the arms. Clamping the unit to the table was straight forward, but there were 2 issues which I’ll comment on later. Attaching the monitors to the arms was a bit daunting at first but there really was nothing to worry about. The gas assisted arms fully supported the weight of my monitors and areas of tightness, looseness and/or stiffness were easily adjusted with the provided tool. I was able to manoeuvre my monitors in all the positions advertised, plus others. Screws had also been supplied for a different sized monitor attachment. I would add that the lowest manoeuvrable forward point of the arms is low and will lose you some desk space. Now for the issues/downsides. The cms cannot house many cables. It was a bit tight with just the power and VGA/HDMI cables. The lower half of the cms which is plastic (like the top cms), is secured by ‘clips’ which broke quite easily and without force. The manual indicates a ‘pinching’ gesture to loosen the relevant area. Visually though, this defect cannot be seen. I do suspect that tugging the cables would cause the bottom part of the cms to detach itself. Due to the design of the unit, the arms protrude backward in a ‘V’ position beyond the back of the desk/table. This means that a desk/table cannot be placed directly against a wall/flat surface. Allowance for the bend in the arms means you will need to have a desk/table at least 5-6 inches away from the flat surface. As such, you will lose the same amount of floor space. If your desk/table has a modesty board that is near the back end of your table/desk, you may not be able to fully utilise the maximum space available to secure your clamp. This is because of the large turning mechanism of the clamp which requires some space to rotate it and tighten it. In spite of the above issues, I am very happy with this product and it suits my needs perfectly. This product holds up to all the features described and mentioned in its advert. There are others that are more affordable and expensive but do not offer the flexibility, warranty and other benfits this offers. I would buy this product again.

I got these in late 2018 when they where only £39.99, now the price is £64.99. Whilst these arms are still working more or less perfectly for me in 2020, you might want to shop around or wait for sales, or add these to your basket and watch the price. With that out of the way, these arms work pretty well, they keep my monitors in place (don't droop over time), and allow them to be easily moved at will without the use of a key. Be sure to clamp the arms to your desk before putting the monitors on, and figure out where you will want them. Otherwise it can get quite fiddly to figure out. Whilst not essential, it always helps to have a second person help out as they can hold the monitors as you secure the clamps and so on. The only real negative i can think of is that the arms do not really snap to angles. But this only becomes a problem if you are constantly rotating the monitors around. Sometimes the monitor will want to tilt forwards or backwards, but that might just be because of the curved shape one of my monitors has (used with the non VERSA adaptor kit) If I ever end up getting a third monitor, I will likely be buying the single monitor arm from this company.

My computer desk is built from a (music) keyboard stand, two planks of wood, 2 posh yellow Stanley 3" G clamps, 2 inexpensive G clamps, one wood block 10 cm x 4 cm cross section. ... and this dual arm monitor stand. Thing is, I have Parkinson's so it has to be simple with no fiddly stuff. Put the planks on the stand, secure with clamps. The monitor stand clamps to the rear plank, which is apparently oak but a bit thin, which meant the monitor clamps couldn't grip it. I put the block of wood underneath to give the monitor clamps grip and to spread the load. i ran mains and 2 HDMI leads down each arm. Use a prop to take the weight of the monitor when hooking onto the VESA mount.

An excellent dual arm monitor stand. I purchased the single arm version of this about a year ago, it has been an excellent buy and is still holding up. After upgrading my home office setup with two monitors I needed an extra arm and this product fits the bill. It is super adjustable and allows me to change screen rotation and layout easily. This monitor mount has all the great features and excellent build quality I have come to expect from Invision products. The gas assisted arms have a useful strength adjustment option on each arm which allows you to adjust for different monitor weights, which is good since I have two different monitors that weigh different amounts. The base has a dual clamp system which gives you that piece of mind that it isn't going to fall over. One of my favorite handy little features is the easy mount screw holes, it means you can install a monitor on it without an extra pair of hands. The cable management on this mount is excellent and easy to wrangle your cables into for a cool tidy look. Again I have to applaud the build quality of the product as it has a great finish and solid feel which you don't get from a lot of other brackets on Amazon. I would definitely recommend this product for anyone with dual monitors, whether in a home or office environment.

As a UK-chartered Ergonomist and Human Factors professional, I’m happy that I bought this product. I chose this product over several alternatives that offered the same functions, but were around twice the price, sometimes more. Arm joints are fluid and easily adjusted. Positions of monitors/VDUs remain stable, even if desk is knocked. Cable management is well-designed, easy in its assembly, and looks good. Clamp unit is sturdy and secure. The instructions for ‘hanging’ the VDUs onto the bracket arms are joyfully easy and secure (no-one wants to drop their brand new monitors). There appears to be a cable port/channel at the front of the base unit, which I didn’t know to use (not covered by the installation instructions). Use of this would add to the neat cable management finish.

Overall good construction and function. There is good control over the spring loading via the allen key adjuster. (used with 4.5kg screens) Cable management is a bit awkward to weave the cables through and get the cover in position/screw it inplace without the cables jumping out, but this is the same for most monitor arms. Because of the two arms being fixed in position right next to each other at the base on the dual arm version it does limit your options for positioning the screens somewhat (such as getting two monitors to sit right next to each other flat against a wall. Unless you really want a single mounting point on the desk i would opt for two single arms so you could change the mounting positions independently on the desk as well. (the base/mounting point on the dual arm is about 16cm wide, two singles would be about 19cm if positioned next to each other)

c'è poco da dire in realtà, facile da montare (anche se per far stare i cavi leggermente rigidi nei passacavi all'inizio si fa un po di fatica ma nulla di rilevante in fondo), stabile, regge bene i miei 2 monitor 24", sono 2 monitor perfettamente uguali e sono riuscito a regolarli entrambi alla giusta altezza e distanza (oltre che inclinazione e rotazione), i materiali sembrano molto buoni e ispirano robustezza (purchè si rientri nel range di peso min/max che devono avere i monitor), i pistoni interni sembrano ottimi, fanno resistenza ma rimangono perfettamente regolabili, montando il prodotto con il doppio supporto che si aggancia alla scrivania (senza quindi dover bucare il piano) è veramente solido e ben fatto, per me il miglior prodotto disponibile a questo range di costo. Lo consiglio decisamente.

Support acheté pour remplacer mon ancien. Le produit fait bien le travail. Seul petit problème, je possède 2 écrans qui ne pèsent pas la même chose et bien qu'il est stipulé que l'on sait règler plus finement les hauteurs d écrans en fonction du poids avec une clé Allen, je n'ai jamais réussi a le faire..

The Invision TV Wall Bracket is a solid and reliable mount, especially for PC monitors. It was incredibly easy to install and provides excellent support for my dual monitor setup, freeing up desk space and giving my workspace a sleek, clean look. The adjustable tilt and swivel features make it easy to find the perfect viewing angle. It's very convenient for anyone who needs a flexible mounting solution. If you’re looking to mount your PC monitor on the wall, this bracket is a great choice. Highly recommended for its sturdiness and ease of use!

Un support de qualité. Le montage en soit est très facile. Seuls les câbles a mettre dans les bras sont difficiles à mettre. Si les câbles sont trop gros il vous sera difficile de refermé le capot. J'ai des câbles qui font 5 mm de diamètre et j'ai eu quelques difficultés à tout refermer sans les coincer (et oui les bras vont bouger donc si vous coincer les câbles vous ne pourrez pas les brancher). Le rendu est cependant très joli. Une fois tout posé le réglage est simple, et on peut bouger les écran dans pas mal de sens. En revanche, si vous avez un bureau peu profond (en dessous de 70cm) je le déconseille. Les bras sont pas mal encombrant. Ils dépassent derrière le bureau. J'ai dû avancer mon bureau de 5cm pour placer correctement mon écran, sinon il était trop proche de moi. Je possède un bureau profond de 70cm. Et encore là, je le trouve assez proche mais je manque de place donc je fais avec. . En clair : si vous avez de la place il est parfait. Si vous n'en avez pas, il va falloir faire des concessions.

Really solid dual monitor arm and pretty easy to setup. The arms are really flexible and the flex of the arm can be adjusted for the weight of the monitor. The cable management system is a bit flunky but it does the job of hiding cables well. Can't go wrong with this arm for the price to be honest