HUANUO Dual Monitor Wall Mount for 17-32 inch Screens, Wall Mounted Monitor Arm with Gas Spring Arm, Wall Mount Monitor Arm Support VESA 75/100mm, Load Capacity 3-8KG

Reviews

Kurt Orange

Install was alright, I had trouble with my main monitor which's vesa mount is extruded 1" inwards. The cable management for the mounts was pretty nifty, I still need to velcro down all my cables for everything else but I might wall mount my docking stations and laptops, so we'll see.

Claudio

This is a good buy. Though having a second person would have made things even easier.

Toxko Arce

When installing, try and get them completely level but don't freak out if they aren't level because you can adjust the monitors rotate left/right a little bit if it's an issue. I was initially concerned that this system would not be strong enough to house two 27”Monitors but once I mounted the bracket into the stud behind the drywall it did not budge! Bought two of these so I could mount the two monitors for each computer. Also the instructions and tools provide are very easy to read and use with excellent step by step instructions.

Ron

I used a drill bit in one hand, pinned the mount on the wall with a level on top with my other hand, and then scraped the three holes so I knew where to drill. You'll note, and I think other reviewers have noted, that if you're going for my look, the monitors WILL be off the wall a solid foot, and there's nothing you can do about it, at least with these 22" monitors. The bracket for concealing wires are a bit finicky and do not seem to like thicker cables. My only other gripe was with the lag screws, trying to use a screwdriver or impact driver on these was impossible, I stripped all three screws even after drilling larger pilot holes than the instructions suggested, I'd highly advise have an M6 socket or box spanner handy to get these into the wood.

Iwan

All in all, great gear, and I'm thrilled to have my dream setup. Intersected the lines and no issues. Perhaps if you were using two very large monitors you'd have to push the arms back to get them side by side but as you'll see in the pictures, this is what it took to get me setup.

Noah

For me, I could care less about the extension distance from the wall. This delayed my install until additional tools were acquired as I was under the impression that all I needed was a power drill and some screwdriver bits.

Kappe

Setup was honestly pretty easy. I do a lot of IT work and wondered if I needed a painted plywood backer board on the wall and that's completely unnecessary. I got the setup I wanted.