This was the only triple monitor mount I could find that provided good adjust-ability for the middle monitor. Works great, and ...  Read More

This was the only triple monitor mount I could find that provided good adjust-ability for the middle monitor. Works great, and appears to be a very well made product!  Read Less

Instructions good. Simple installation. Product works great on three monitors. As advertised.

Instructions good. Simple installation. Product works great on three monitors. As advertised.  Read Less

TL;DR - buy this mount!I bought this mount when I added a 3rd monitor to my system. Here's why I choose this style (with adjust...  Read More

TL;DR - buy this mount!I bought this mount when I added a 3rd monitor to my system. Here's why I choose this style (with adjustable side arms as opposed to a horizontal bar).The new 4K monitor is my main display, and my two older 1920x1280's are deployed to either side. One thing you must consider when adding monitors in a horizontal array is vertical alignment. If you're starting from scratch with new monitors this isn't a problem as your monitors will all be the same and thus align identically.But if you've added monitors to your system piecemeal as I have, they will not be the same and their VESA mounts may not be centered from top to bottom. Thus, if you get one of the mounts using a horizontal bar the vertical centers of your monitors may not align (causing my OCD to trigger continuously 😊).I looked at several brands with a floating arm design. My main criteria was stability - once I put a monitor where I wanted it, it needed to stay there. Ideally, the arms would lock in place once adjusted, but I couldn't find something in my price range with that feature. Based on reviews from various sources I picked this brand, and as it turns out the locks were not necessary.Although I didn't realize it at the time, my oldest monitor is a pound or two heavier than the rated weight for the arms. This turned out not to be a problem as the arm supports the monitor well. The gas cylinder in each arm is adjustable with a provided allen wrench, and with the heavy monitor dialed in I could have adjusted it farther. The system used to route/hide the cables is well designed. The mount includes everything you need to install and configure the mount: allen wrenches, a wrench for the through-hole bolts, the desk clamp & associated bits.I installed the mount via the supplied through-hole bolts rather than by using the desk clamp. I've saved the clamp for some other use as it's the strongest desk clamp I've ever seen - I'll find a another use for it! Had I used it rather than bolting the mount through the desk I have no doubt the installation would have been as solid.One added benefit of the center-post design that I realized only after I installed the mount is that you can clamp other things to the post with claw clamps. For example, I've clamped my mic arm onto the top of the post so I can position my mic exactly where I want it, hanging above my main monitor and adjustable with a touch. Not having a webcam, I found I could use my Panasonic FZ300 for that purpose. For under $20, I've ordered a claw clamp kit (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GMZRT7L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) which will allow me to attach the camera exactly where I want it.Recommended!  Read Less