WALI Dual Monitor Stand White Monitor Arms for 2 Monitors, Mechanical Tension Indicator Fully Adjustable Bracket, Up to 32 inch, 22lbs Weight Capacity (MATI002-W), White

Packing Everything arrived safely and was shipped double boxed. Each piece was secured in its own slot in the package and covered in packaging covers. Setup Before receiving the monitor arms I reviewed Wali's installation videos. It's pretty straight forward and similar to almost every desk mounted monitor arms. I was concerned about the clamping pressure and even purchased the WALI Computer Monitor Arm Clamp. For my desk setup I used the C clamp installation on an Ikea Karbly Desk which has about a 1.5" thickness. The paper manual was easy to understand especially after reviewing visually the video installations. Placing the arms was simple and I liked there is tightening screw to prevent the arms swiveling past 180 degrees. This is great for my setup as my desk is against a wall. Out of the box the height tension was perfect for my Sony M9 27" and LG 5k Ultra (Mac) 27" monitors. Both needed some adjustment on the tilt as both were leaning forward. The quick release vesa mounts were easy to mount and lock. Keep in mind this does come with screws and washers to attached the vesa mount but I did run into an issue with the Sony M9. I needed some spacers in order for the vesa to mount. Sadly that was a quick trip to Bestbuy but wished this came with some spacers. Function/Build Overall this has a great build quality. I like the spring arms aren't as bulky as most monitor arms. The arms might be slimmer but these do hold up some weight. I appreciate the tension spring windows on the arms. The cable management system can hold a good amount of wires. In my current setup my LG monitor has the most wires containing the: power cable, thunderbolt cable, display port cable, and hue bar wire. I'm confident this could possibly fit another cable or two if needed unless you have a really thick HDMI cable then maybe 2-4 at most. The arms swivel easy and the tension screws at the base is a great plus for those worried about accidentally swinging the arms to the wall. I can easily adjust the height of the monitor. I've had these for about 2 weeks and haven't noticed any sag or tilt sag. Loving it so far! Overall I'm enjoying these monitor arms. I'm currently waiting for some cable management sleeves to really hide the black cables.

I’m very impressed with the WALI Dual Monitor Stand in white. The build quality is excellent — the arms feel solid, strong, and very well engineered. Once installed, everything stays firmly in place without any wobbling or sagging

It's a pretty decent product and does what it's advertised to hold dual monitors and look a whole lot better than a parallel dual monitor stand. However, I have a couple of nitpicks. A. You'd have to install the stand on a sturdy and leveled ground otherwise the arms rotation will start to droop. On one of the arms, I have the 28" Samsung G9 monitor installed and that monitor is HEAVY (roughly around 22 lb), with all the small little included M1 screws it was impossible to keep it in place. This could've been solve if the M1 screws that it came with to tighten all of it's joints were longer. They were so short that if you tried to tightend them all the way, it would've went through the frame and probably lodged it self into the assembly. And there's also the probability of stripping the heads of the tiny little screws. I fixed it by, going to a hardware store and buying longer screws with a cap just in case to avoid stripping the heads. B. The plastic trims, made it felt kind of cheap. Like it was almost too fragile to interact with compared to the rest of the metal frame. And the cable routing channels could be bigger. On the other arm of the Monitor, I have an AOC monitor that requires the thick power plug to connect to it. Guess what ate all the cable routing space. The power cable and display port cable. Just be aware, if you plan to run more than just two cables, the openings on the arm that's connected to the base aren't that big, though you might get away with the arm that is connected to the arm that holds the monitor.

Really improved the look of my setup, as a lot of monitors come with extremely bulky stands. One of my favorite things about this monitor arm is the plates are detachable from the arm itself, so it makes it incredibly easy to work with, as prior I have had one where the plate is attached to the arm and non-removeable. The arm is very nice and sturdy for the price, definitely a good investment and very reasonably priced.

I can say this is a good quality mount. Strong metal construction and quality white finish. It was easy to install and cable management easy to do. No issues adjusting, perfect out of the box. If adjustments needed it has an easy to remove cover for dial adjustment. Mount stands solid and with confidence supports my dual monitor setup 27 inch monitors. I am very satisfied with this product and will recommend.

I bought this dual monitor arm setup to hold my pg32ucdm which is a ASUS ROG 32in 14lbs monitor and my 27in 13lbs Legion monitor. The monitors cannot sit side by side nicely pushed to the back of the wall. My recommendation if you’re going to do a two monitor setup with large monitors is to either buy two single arm mounts and place them further apart or one monitor arm and the other on its regular stand. Not a fan of this dual arm.

This was so easy to understand how to install and the product works great. Lots of ability to adjust the monitors to any orientation, height, and depth. Loved all the flexibility of options, it's solid and sturdy, and attractive. Great product.

I have a standing desk which I can raise and lower that's powered. This monitor stand works and holds my two monitors, but I get shaking even while typing. I have it mounted in the middle of the span of the desk which isn't helping things. The shaking isn't a lot, but it's enough to notice while I'm typing on this desk. If you had a solid stationary desk I don't know that this would be as much of a problem. The spring tensioning is very solid and of quality make in here otherwise. Like the monitors are staying put once I have things tightened down and adjusted, there's just a little bit of wobble as I type. My other gripe, and this may be because of the monitor sizes and arrangement I'm going for, but I can't quite seem to get my monitors to be where I want them in relation to each other. I have a 27" 1440p primary display and then I run a 23" 1080p widescreen in portrait mode on the side. It is a challenge to position them side by side right next to each other and having the monitors pushed back towards the back of the desk. I got something to work, but it's not ideal positioning to me and its a little closer to my while I'm typing than I'd like as well. I wish the monitors were closer to the back edge of my desk. I would suspect that if I had two similar sized monitors and that I ran them both landscape that things would line up exactly. Don't get me wrong, it's a well made dual arm monitor mount. It's beautiful and well thought out. I think it's just a factor of my trying to use it on a moving desk that already has some wobble because of the telescoping legs. I think if I were to do this again for my standing desk. I would get two single arms instead if I wanted the tilt/height adjustable style. But, those I'm seeing tend to wobble and that just is driving me crazy as I work on this monitor as it shakes a tiny bit as I'm typing. I'm not even that heavy of a typist and it shakes on me. Crazy.