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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 you 9-13-14 Subject 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...

I was speechless when I saw the box on the front porch. I had read all the specs, but somehow missed the weight of 28.6 lbs. This is a serious chunk of metal. I was very impressed by the heft and construction quality in this monitor stand. I purchased this to hold three ASUS 24" 1080 monitors, and to be able to add three more for trade shows and events. There is no doubt that this thing will securely hold all six monitors. Opening the box, the first thing that I noticed is that there are alot of screws, however the assembly time took under a half hour. The instructions were simple and mostly clear. The real time investment is positioning your monitors with the proper tilt and alignment that you want. I do agree with the other reviewer who said that the arms could use a bit more curvature. It's taken some time, but I finally am happy with the placement of the monitors. I highly recommend this stand.

Not hard to assemble, but it does come in many pieces. Be prepared for that. My issue is with the overall design in how it places the monitors on the rigid arms. For me, I need glasses specifically for work that area at a set focus point, which is about 26 inches. And that is where the center monitor is placed. The far end of the outside monitors is about 39 inches from my eyes. For those who have great eyes, this probably won't be an issue. For me, eye strain starts in pretty fast and the outside is always out of focus. I dread trying to get this thing back into the box to return it.

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.

So far it's been great. Assembly was straight forward. It goes together well. Everything fits and is exactly as described on the website (purchase details). I actually had to wait for my desk to be made and delivered which is why this review is dated beyond the purchased time. Mental note for those making a 6 monitor setup! The 4 outer wings slide inwards and the 2 middle ones are hook on. The design is fine. Just remember gravity kicks in when placing the monitors on those bow arms. Be sure to install a lower level monitor first; slide it to the middle so it balances. Then slide on the other, lower level monitor. Try and get bought monitors equal from the middle for balance and go outwards until you can hook in the lower, middle monitor. Secure the middle lower monitor. Secure the lower left and right monitors in their locations. Do the same on the top as mentioned above. I also purchased a 2 pack of black Velcro wire ties to help the cable management out. Product is well worth it. Many friends and coworkers come over and see the layout and a few have made their purchased of this type, from this vendor. Mainly they purchased 3 monitor systems and a few actually purchased the 2 monitor systems where 1 is low and 1 is above (vertical systems). the idea behind this comment area is simply that, it sells itself. The photos are neat but does not do it justice once you see it setup in front of you. Vendor was great. Process payment and shipped quick. I do not recall there being nay big delays. I do recall it arriving sooner than I expected. I would recommend this vendor for any purchase.

Well made and easy to assemble. Thought I might have to secure it since I have kids, but the base is very heavy and its very stable overall so its not a concern. I am using it for 3 monitors right now (one bottom middle and two on the top row) and plan to buy more later. Using LG ultra wide 29inch in the middle and there is still room for two 21.5 inch HD monitors (Benq GW2270) on the sides of it on the same row if I want.

6 monitor stand, great monitor stand. As is the issue with any <4 monitor stand, aligning the monitors sucks but that isn't the stand's fault. Granted the arms were not the same round so it would be impossible to create a seamless viewing experience using even a super thin-bezelled monitor. Even with all that being said, I would buy this again. In fact, I bought 2 on my first round. I will give one away and will buy another to replace it until I have a total of 12 monitors. Great stand. No point in paying Dell $500 for a quad stand when you can get this hex for less than 1/4 the price. Quality is just the same, arguably better from this vendor. Would definitely buy again and recommend to others!

I am just using it for 4 monitors. I questioned how solid it was going to be... but It is pretty solid. I would recommend it for anyone looking for a cost effective solution for multiple monitors. The only limitation is adjustability. For the price, it can’t be beat.

I really love this monitor stand. I am hoping that the mount at the back can be adjusted more so that monitor can sit on top the other monitor to keep the gap smaller. Besides that it's a nice design. I wish they can make a 4 arm monitor stand with this same design instead of the flexible arm.