VIVOFreestanding Dual Monitor Stand with Sleek Glass Base and Adjustable Arms, Mounts 2 Screens up to 32 inch and 22 lbs Each, White, STAND-V002FGW

Absolutely loved it. It allowed me to set up my monitors very easily and its built very well.

Elegant, beautiful and functional. The glass tempered base has two sides. One is a glassy side which is the side I have showing and the other side is more of an opaque dull white. I’m not sure what is intended because it doesn’t say which side is up but I choose to have the side up that matches my desk from Costco perfectly. I have 27” screens and they are held up very well and there is very little movement when I raise and lower the desk. I’m very happy with both the esthetics and the function of this stand.

So far so great! I set it up in 30 mins with some white Samsung screens from Amazon.

I had high hopes for this monitor stand, but it was a complete letdown. First red flag: it clearly arrived used. All of the screws and parts were tossed into a gallon-size ziplock bag instead of the original packaging. The stand itself had visible wear and dirt.I could’ve overlooked that if it actually worked—but it didn’t. After assembling, the monitors wouldn’t stay in place; they kept sliding down, and the whole stand leaned forward under their weight. It’s just not a well-designed product. Unfortunately, I’ll be returning it.

I have a Dell U3219Q and a Dell U3223QE--both "32 inch" (really 31.5 inch) monitors.I have them side by side with the VIVO and it's a great setup.There are a couple of caveats, though. They don't bother me very much, but they might bother you:CAVEAT 1: You won't be adjusting the monitors vertically very much. You need to remove the monitors to adjust the height. It took me two tries to find my ideal height. No big deal.CAVEAT 2: My two monitors have a different distance between the VESA mount and the bottom of the screen. So they're a little out of whack vertically. Yes, there's an adjustment screw, but I didn't bother.ANTI-CAVEAT: The stand is pretty solid, and for 65 bucks, a bargain. The first one I received had been beaten to death on the way from China, and was scratched as a result. The second one was in great condition. Maybe don't settle for one where the (inner) box is all beaten up. That is all.

Exactly as advertised. I wanted to get a white dual monitor setup because my desk is white and thought that would look more refined. I was right! It’s not an exact color match but it still looks good. I used to have these monitors on their individual black bases but they were bulky and took up a lot of desk space. The fact that this base is flat means only the pole is taking up real estate. I was also wondering if my black monitors would look bad with a white base but nope, they don’t. The product comes with a grommet that’s supposed to be put at the base of the pole but it’s plastic, didn’t serve any purpose from what I could tell in the assembly instructions, and it gave a cheap appearance so I decided to leave it out. I think it looks better without but you can decide for yourself. I would’ve liked to have the monitors touching but because I have my desk against the wall, this is not possible. You can see from the picture, the arms do not bend in a way to be able to do that. But I’m ok with the separation. Still does the job. Lastly, the cord management hooks are great. Cleans up everything going on with the monitors. As for the cables under the desk, that’s another project.

It is better br used with 2 monitors of the same size as height can only be changed for both at the same time. 27" monitors fits well, probably 28" will fit too, but not larger one. As for design, the one I bought with white glass base perfectly fitted to the desk which is from same material. I had to tighten nuts to make vertical tilt of the monitor fixed. There is a limit how far back you can move each monitor due to construction and stability. Overall I like it.

I have a little glass-top motorized desk from my favorite membership warehouse. When I moved up to 2-27" monitors, there was room for little else besides the monitor stands and a keyboard, so I was trying to figure out a way to attach a clamp-on version. Problem was, a clamp would instantly break the glass desktop.Somewhere I saw a stand with a base, so I searched for one that might match the desk and found this one. I really didn't think it would be stable, but reviews claimed it was and my experience has happily matched.Assembly was easy, and contrary to what I read, there's a slight vertical adjustment on the plates if the monitors are not identical. Once set, I haven't adjusted the stand. I like to have one monitor strait-on, and the other to the side angled toward me.Two things to note. First, I didn't really like the cone over on the base of the pole so I left it off. No problem, it does not look unfinished. Second, the rubber feet are pretty high, placing the top of the base 5/8" above the surface of the desktop. I would have left them off but screw heads from the pole mount protrude below and would not have gotten along with my glass desk.For me, the functionality and value of this stand are perfect. I have a $$ one at work with two independent arms, but I don't really see the purpose since I set once and forget.