NB North Bayou Dual Monitor Desk Mount Stand Full Motion Swivel Computer Monitor Arm Fits 2 Screens up to 32'' with Load Capacity 6.6~26.4lbs for Each Monitor F195A (Black)

Very good dual monitors desk mount, the only issue for me is that there must be space between the desk and the wall to allow the monitor to be pushed back, which takes room space even if it's just ~20cm, If it's your first time having a desk mount you have to try it, you will never go back, make sure your monitors are vesa compatible.

While this product can indeed carry and lift the 23.5 lb Apple Thunderbolt Display, the hinge for the tilt functionality that is directly behind the VESA mount cannot be tight and strong enough to support it, so the Thunderbolt Display, or any other monitor close to its weight, will always be stooping at your desk. Any other monitor with a reasonable weight (like a 27 in LG display, which is my second monitor) is fine.

8kg Package weight,,, excellent product,, I will test this soon

It does the job and is easy to install. If you are planning to have 32" Monitors I recommend to look for some other product where 32" isn't the max it supports. Or get two separate arms so you have more flexibility in placement (with two 32" monitors you need to fumble a lot to position them when you move them). The hinge at the end that holds the monitor could be better designed. Its probably OK if you have a monitor smaller than 32" inch, but if you have some more load on the monitor like a heavy monitor light, a frame on the monitor to hold a mini PC etc. then maybe look for something that supports more than 32". Overall OK

Usb works fine on it and the mount is good one thing I don’t like is that when moving it tilts downwards towards gravity and I’d have to fix it manually

I checked everywhere online on how to change the height apparently you need to loosen a screw however i cant even see it. No way to change the height the instruction is unhelpful basically spent money for nothing

You feel that the mechanism isn’t that secure especially for 32” screens although it is few kilos less than the max weight allowed

Strong , Sturdy and approx 20% & more expensive

This is the best thing I've ever bought! It is so sturdy and VERY functional. Very well designed/engineered, and it is BIG! It reaches FAR out and FAR up. It works very well - smoothly adjustable all the way up, out, and over. I can stand up and read my monitors (2) or I could remove one monitor and mount a keyboard or wireless keyboard. I put it up high to stand and read music to play trumpet. I sit and type and can move both monitors anywhere I want. Very smooth and sturdy. Not real pretty and not real skimpy - but definitely not wimpy, so it doesn't adjust position super-easy like a piece of flexible plastic - but it goes anywhere and stays in place. It mounts 2 ways - through the desk or clamped to the desk. I have it mounted on a 27" high desk (best keyboard height for me) and it reaches out to me 26". It goes up to 49" easily (mid point of monitor), so the top of my monitor goes up to 60" and tilts 180 degrees X 180 degrees X 180 degrees. This was a bonus that I didn't discover until I mounted it (not advertised as a sit-to-stand desk - those are pricey). I am 6 foot tall so I would mount it one foot higher to make it a better height for me or on a podium/lectern for a performance or lecture. This thing is great! My eyes love it and my neck loves it and my body loves it. I can sit or stand where I want and pull the monitor to me. My eyes are old and require reading glasses, but with this monitor mount I don't need to wear glasses to read! Buy this one!!! Cheers!

お買い得価格なモニターアームを買い始めてこれで12個目。 この製品はスタンダードなガススプリング式モニターアームと比べて10cmほど長いモデル。まだ設置場所のDIYが済んでないから仮組み仮設置だけど、剛性もしっかりしててグラつかないし、ガススプリングもちゃんと動いてて、2つのモニターアームの個体差もそう大きくないしいいね。 あとスプリングアームとモニタープレートの取り付け部がM8ボルトを使った組み立てだから、ユーザーが調節できる。HUANUOのHNSS8とか物によっては取り付け済みで、緩かったりキツすぎてもユーザーが調節できないのもあるからその点でもいいね。 同時期に買ったHUANUOのシングルモニターアームのHNSS7。よく似た形だなと思ってスプリングアームを見比べると瓜二つ。延長アームも瓜二つ。モニタープレートも瓜二つ。というか差し込める。入れ替えても問題なく動く。 NB NORTH BAYOUのシングルのF100AとデュアルのF195A。アマゾンのページでは最大伸長65cm。耐荷重3-12kg。付属の説明書とスプリングアームには3-12kgと記載。 HUANUOのHNSS7。アマゾンのページでは最大伸長70cm。耐荷重3-9kg。でも、付属の説明書とスプリングアームには3-12kgと記載。 最大伸長は違うけど、計測位置もそれぞれ違うからそもそも当てにならない。現物は全く同じ。 NB NORTH BAYOUのシングルのF100AとデュアルのF195AとHUANUOのシングルのHNSS7。箱詰めのやり方も似ているし、販売メーカーは違うけど製造元は同じなんでしょう。

I purchased another two top selling monitor arms on Amazon (with thousands reviews), but am not satisfied with them. I was very hesitated to order this one as it only has 20+ reviews. When I got it, it is way better than my expectation. Pros: Very simple assembly and ready for use. Premium design. Spring arm makes it easy to adjust for large ranges, and you don't need touch screw for most times. Cons: Package arrived broken, and it was not sealed. I really wanted to return it when I saw the package. It takes lots of space behind the table. The logo looks awful. I strongly suggest the seller should consider redesign the logo. (I did not really want to buy it at the beginning because of the logo). It just makes the whole arm look like low quality crap. The manual is not very clear. It's much easier than other arms I purchased before, but the manual actually confused me. There are even typos for the part number on the manual, which should not happen. Overall, I think this is the best monitor arm for its price.

A product has to be spectacularly bad or good for me to feel compelled to write a review. This is definitely the latter. I ordered this with a little trepidation, as in my experience Amazon is increasingly awash with inferior products sold by a multitude of Chinese vendors making extravagant – and sometimes comical – claims in their listings. Often these vendors sell the exact same products with different brand names slapped on them, and many seem to get their families and friends to seed the reviews with a goodly number of five stars. On top of that, the brand name North Bayou seemed suspiciously like an attempt by a company to pass off as American. It turned out that this dual monitor stand/arm is fantastic. Considerable effort seems to have been put into the design and engineering of the pruduct; every part, down to the smallest screw, is well made and fits perfectly where it's supposed to. The base, clamp, arms, heads are all solid, move where they should and don't where they shouldn't. There isn't a single imperfection in the black coating. The clever design of the heads (my term for the parts to which the monitors are attached) allowed me to set the whole thing up by myself (ie, I didn't need someone else to hold each monitor as I screwed them into the contraption). Once a monitor is mounted on an arm, a tensioning screw/bolt on the 'elbow' can be adjusted so the arm is balanced and moves neither up nor down. Bolts on the other joints allow them so be similarly adjusted so they will move more or less. Once everything was in place and adjusted, I was able to position each monitor exactly how I wanted without much effort. I really like the fact that the arms extend quite a bit and can hold monitors as high as the tallest person would need them to be for comfortable viewing. I read at least one review saying the monitors wobble with the slightest movement of the desk. This has not been an issue for me with 24-inch monitors and a desk with metal legs and a 2-cm thick top. If I pound the desk or the keyboard, then yes, they wobble a bit, but I believe that to prevent any wobble under such conditions the stand would need to weigh at least twice as much as they do, and already they're not very light. Someone else wrote that this stand is only good if one's desk is not close to a wall, as unless the desk is very deep, the 'elbows' end up sticking out beyond the back of the desk. Well, my desk is right up against a wall, but instead of mounting the base of the stand right across from where I sit, I mounted it near a corner and one of the arms thus extends to hold a monitor in front of me, while the other extends to hold the second monitor to my right. This is how I like my monitors, but if you like to have one to either side of you, then yes, you'd probably need to mount the base aligned with the centre of the desk and the elbows would thus stick out the back. I suspect this would be the case with any stand that has arms that move in so many different ways; only ones with a vertical 'post' coming off the base might be free from this problem, but the arms would likely not allow as much freedom of movement/adjustment.

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