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(More customer reviews)I have to disagree with some of the previous review. While I don't deny that adjusting the height once monitors are mounted on it isn't painless, due to the lack of any kind of supporting spring, I'm perfectly able to adjust it up and down while it's in the vertical position. Probably depends on how heavy the monitors are - I'm using 3 23' AOC's that weigh about 11 pounds each. Yes, it's not something you can easily do while sitting in front of it, but it's hardly a major undertaking, and once you find the right height you can just leave it there.
Things I like about this stand:
Easy to put together.
Very solid construction.
Plain, no-nonsense approach to cable management - it's very easy to make this thing look "neat" if you have long enough cables, some tie straps, and patience. Important only if it's viewable from the back (and you care).
Very "tweakable" - probably the best feature of this stand.The height, obviously, is fixed for all monitors but just about every other angle can be tweaked and adjusted on a per-monitor basis. Having used another triple stand before sending it back (for lacking this) I've come to really appreciate this part. It's very easy to get just the right angle, which if you've never used triple LCD's before is pretty important.
And finally, it frees up a ton of space (well, all triple mounts do) on my desk. It's hard to appreciate it until you actually see it happen.
Things I don't like:
A spring loaded height adjustment would be a very good "nice to have".
It is heavy, almost to the point of overkill. I suppose if you hung the maximum of 75 total pounds of monitors off it it'd be handy, but who's going to put LCD's that heavy (and therefore, old) on a $300 stand?
It's kind of plain looking, blends in with dark environments maybe but Apple-like-decor it ain't.
And finally, it's worst feature - the base is huge. Huge. If you have a desk that isn't very deep be prepared to have this take up an awful lot of space. Mine is pretty deep and has room behind it so I was able to put the back to the very edge but I could see how "shallow" desks would have a real problem with this thing.
Overall, if you are looking for three monitors to do a little Eyefinity triple-head gaming this is the stand for you - if you have the room on your desk, that is (ironically enough, since one of the byproducts of this thing is it frees up room too).
I am using it with 3 23' widescreen monitors but it looks like it would fit even 24's as long as the bezels weren't too thick. That alone makes this a rarity in triple-mount stands, most of which top out at 20 or 21'.
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Ergotech Group\'s Triple Horizontal Desk Stand supports up to three monitors and is designed for quick setup and effortless adjustment. This desk stand comes preassembled and requires minimal setup allowing you to mount your displays in seconds. Our Triple Horizontal Desk Stand features; Tool-less design, patented Quick Release Pivots – supporting up to 25 lbs each, Cable management, 75mm and 100mm VESA compatible, legendary construction and industry leading LIFETIME warranty. This product is upgradable and can be fitted with vertical poles from 16 inch (Standard) to 28 inches (Optional) and quickly converts to a desk clamp, grommet, slat wall or direct mounting buy purchasing an upgrade kit.
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