Desk Monitor Stand

This Dual Monitor Desk Stand was the perfect solution because two single monitor stands would not work with where my desk has a grommet like the other side of my desk where I have two Mount-It Single Monitor Desk Stands. These stands are well built with metal that is holding all four of my Samsung 32" monitors. It took me 35 minutes to setup with my monitors mounted, positioned, and leveled.

Love how ergonomic and adjustable the monitor stand is. My monitor Looks like it's levitating on my desk.

I have a stand-up desk and previously had 2 monitors on it, which was awkward at best when I stood up. So I replaced the 2 monitors with one 40" monitor....which was even MORE cumbersome on the lift-up! I was desperate to find a way to make the monitor useful for both sitting and standing....and the Mount-It Tripod was the perfect solution. I now have the full workspace surface of my lift-up AND the massive real estate of the single, large monitor....AND I can easily raise or lower the monitor on the stand to accommodate whichever position I choose. I highly recommend the Mount-It Tripod. It's solidly built, steady as they come and was a breeze to set up!

I needed to mount a monitor on a light stand for my sitting/ standing desk setup at home and this impact vesa mount was inexpensive and perfect for this! And yes, it comes with the 4 vesa mounting screws. Works fine at home without sand bags and sure it would work the same on set.

This monitor stand is amazing. It allowed me to mount my two 28 displays and clear up much needed desk space. Very easy to assemble and super sturdy on the desk.

I bought this GorillaPod to hold my webcam for my Zoom meetings. I cannot perch my webcam on top of my monitor due to the fact that it has shades on 3 sides. So, I attach my webcam to this GorillaPod and have it stand on my desk on a side of my monitor. This GorillaPod is very sturdy, its legs are rigid. They are a bit too rigid for me to bend but I just stand it on my desk.

I am using this Jaw Grip in a rather unconventional way. I recently purchased a Flanders Scientific DM240 with the C Stand mount and in an effort to reduce the workload when moving the monitor from filming studio to Color Correcting Suite, I decided to try this Jaw Grip out as a desk stand. I have to say that it has worked beautifully. It allows me to quickly and easily remove the monitor from my desk and drop it onto a rolling c stand. Not sure anyone else is doing this but I suggest giving it a try if you have a suite and a studio in close proximity.

Mounted a VIOTEK GNV34DBE 34-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor to this VESA 75x75 , on a mobile sit stand desk, bolted through the work surface. Regained my desktop real-estate and I don't have to worry about the monitor falling off the back of the desk when I roll it about. Was looking for a simple, no need for a swinging arm, monitor stand, this works perfect.

Very nice stand low profile just like I wanted. If you want a low profile microphone stand that can sit on your desk this is the one you want. I have the microphone under my monitor. Very nice weight to the stand, this is not plastic, it is built to last.

I bought this for my son. His desk is not very big and so with this stand we were able to get his monitor and laptop off the table which freed up a lot of space on the desks surface. He loves it. Installation was very easy. Took us about 15 minutes.