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Just got this today and assembled it in about 30 - 40 minutes following your directions!!! One thing I will note is with the piece that holds the usb cables down, the middle screw will not reach all the way to be tightened for some reason. Not a big deal since the two on each ends gets the job done.
Do you have the monitors stacked? I have the stand already with two 24.1 inches (1920x1200) monitors mounted. But I'm thinking of buying a 34 inch (curved?) and stacked it at the bottom of the stand with one of the 24.1 on top. Would be good to know if possible :) Tky
Great video, thank you! One question, sometimes I'm working on a project that I'd like to push the monitor out of the way, does this mount allow for that at all?
Hi, my problem is how to be able to place two 32" monitors side by side horizontally, taking up as little space as possible inside the desk and no space outside as it is attached to the wall. If not in conventional positions, is possible to do such thing orienting both arms or upper arms all to the left or to the right?
Sorry for the late comment. But how much extra space do you need between the backside of your desk and the wall for these monitor arms? There obviously needs to be some room for the clamp. But I mean thr extra space the arms need to move them around. Thanks in advance for your feedback and the nice video!
How much wiggle do you get when you bump your desk? I have a similar dual monitor arm, with a 34 inch ultrawide and a portrait 27 inch monitor. And I can tell the arm on mine is not nearly as sturdily built as these. When I slightly bump my desk the monitors will jiggle enough to slightly move them out of place and make it so they aren't perfectly aligned.
This monitor arm is really heavy duty once you have all the joints tightened it won't move. But it depends on your desk also mine is flimsy so it does wiggle it just doesn't change your alignment. The thing for this is a solid wood desk
@@SHELTECH4would you say 24 inches would work. because i want to change between a stacked layout and a horizontal and vertical layout every now and then
Good review and I'm highly considering getting this for my Alienware 32" QD_OLED curved and 27" Acer flat monitors. I guess my question is: Would you trust this arm with a monitor of that investment? I realize the review is near an year old, but I'd greatly appreciate a response.
@@TMar1961 Hey! I wanted to ask you if you are happy with the monitor arm as i intend to buy it for the same alienware monitor as you have. Thanks in advance!
Can this do a stacked co figureation of monitors? I keep coming across "dual" monitor stands that only show side by side or horizontal and vertical.. but no stacked option. Can they??
@@SHELTECH4 I just now installed a curved monitor on mine and noticed that the screws don’t go all the way in and there’s a gap between the monitor and vesa mount. Did you have that issue or do you know how to fix it?
@@adamcunningham6847 VESA mount patterns are the series of holes found on the back of a television or monitor, used to attach them to wall mounts. There are a few other names that can apply to these standards as well. Your monitor doesnt support mounting
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Just got this today and assembled it in about 30 - 40 minutes following your directions!!! One thing I will note is with the piece that holds the usb cables down, the middle screw will not reach all the way to be tightened for some reason. Not a big deal since the two on each ends gets the job done.
this was a prefect review for me as im planning on using a 34in and a 24in monitor and wanted to know if it could do that and it can
Do you have the monitors stacked?
I have the stand already with two 24.1 inches (1920x1200) monitors mounted. But I'm thinking of buying a 34 inch (curved?) and stacked it at the bottom of the stand with one of the 24.1 on top.
Would be good to know if possible :)
Tky
@@ruiacorianodid u figure it out ?
@@kwam011 No. Don't know if it fits. Never bought the 34in monitor.
Thank you very much 😃
Very nice review!
My man, you are a God send. You be been thinking about getting something like this. Thank you
Glad I could help
@@SHELTECH4 you’re welcome man. Solid video and I did end up buying one
The axel arms won’t fire correctly on wither of the arms of mine, at all. Stops solid half way down it, no force can get them in
Kudos for the solid review
Great video, thank you! One question, sometimes I'm working on a project that I'd like to push the monitor out of the way, does this mount allow for that at all?
Yes you can! Just as long as you have the wall space behind it
great video!
quick question since i have a limitation due to my desk being right next to the wall
do the arms take up a lot of space behind the desk?
Every time I try to adjust the tension no matter what direction it jumps back up and doesn’t hold its position
How do you tilt the monitors back and forth? Just the screen* just got this arm and it’s amazing so far
Hi, my problem is how to be able to place two 32" monitors side by side horizontally, taking up as little space as possible inside the desk and no space outside as it is attached to the wall. If not in conventional positions, is possible to do such thing orienting both arms or upper arms all to the left or to the right?
Sorry for the late comment. But how much extra space do you need between the backside of your desk and the wall for these monitor arms?
There obviously needs to be some room for the clamp. But I mean thr extra space the arms need to move them around.
Thanks in advance for your feedback and the nice video!
I have mine at 9 inches
How much wiggle do you get when you bump your desk? I have a similar dual monitor arm, with a 34 inch ultrawide and a portrait 27 inch monitor. And I can tell the arm on mine is not nearly as sturdily built as these. When I slightly bump my desk the monitors will jiggle enough to slightly move them out of place and make it so they aren't perfectly aligned.
This monitor arm is really heavy duty once you have all the joints tightened it won't move. But it depends on your desk also mine is flimsy so it does wiggle it just doesn't change your alignment. The thing for this is a solid wood desk
can it do a stacked monitor layout
Maybe 2 small monitors. But I would go with something else for stacking monitors
@@SHELTECH4would you say 24 inches would work. because i want to change between a stacked layout and a horizontal and vertical layout every now and then
@@disguisedpenguin612 I would still stay no
What’s the height of the clamp part under the desk? Checking these for a secretlab Magnus desk. 100mm is the advertised maximum height.
How big are the disks on on the brackets for mounting?
Why are monitor arms so costly for it makes no sense to me.
Good review and I'm highly considering getting this for my Alienware 32" QD_OLED curved and 27" Acer flat monitors. I guess my question is: Would you trust this arm with a monitor of that investment? I realize the review is near an year old, but I'd greatly appreciate a response.
This is truly a heavy duty arm and I would trust it.
@@SHELTECH4I greatly appreciate the quick response as the monitor comes in today and the arms in 2 days.
@@TMar1961 Hey! I wanted to ask you if you are happy with the monitor arm as i intend to buy it for the same alienware monitor as you have. Thanks in advance!
@@motivaproductions3214 if works great
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Glad you enjoyed it
Hi @SHELTECH.
Would the monitor arms be able to fit more than 2 cables? Let's say 2 display cables on top of the power cable?
Yes it does. I have 4 cables running through one of mine.
Mine came assembled and without the USB cables
Wish they had a Matte one
Gloss black isn't bad monitors hide the arms from view
You can always spraypaint them matte too.
What usb cord did you get?
Can this do a stacked co figureation of monitors? I keep coming across "dual" monitor stands that only show side by side or horizontal and vertical.. but no stacked option. Can they??
Nope not these ones.
hi, from the mounting position, how far in cm can you bring one screen forward toward you? thanks
25.6"
I just got this and honestly cant figure out how to rotate the monitor between landscape and portrait mose
It should rotate easily. But you may need to loosen screw with allen key on the mount
@@SHELTECH4 this worked!
what stand is your pc on im looking for one right now
Flexispot standing desk
I can't get my monitors to sit flush but still not stick straight out across my desk. It's annoying.
Yup. Same. Garbage product.
Is it good for curved monitors? I have 2 monitors Samsung odyssey g5 and g7
I use with curved monitors now. You should be good
@@SHELTECH4 I just now installed a curved monitor on mine and noticed that the screws don’t go all the way in and there’s a gap between the monitor and vesa mount. Did you have that issue or do you know how to fix it?
@@willyp704 You can buy some plastic washers to go on the screw to compensate for the curve
Can anybody recommend a double monitor arm for acer monitors
what's the difference between hnds6 and hnds7?
one has usb and the other does not
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my monitor dosent have anywhere on the back to mount?
Some monitors are not VESA compatble very rare though. Your stand may be covering it up if it attaches in the back
@@SHELTECH4 whats Vesa? mine is an HP i found the switch to release the stand it just leaves a small slit in which ti insert the stand prongs
@@adamcunningham6847 VESA mount patterns are the series of holes found on the back of a television or monitor, used to attach them to wall mounts. There are a few other names that can apply to these standards as well. Your monitor doesnt support mounting