Cheap monitor stand worth? Lets setup and see! 

Thank you!

selw0nk Thank you! I find that it works quite well for my uses. The vertical orientation is excellent for websites, documents and so much more. I used to run a vertical 23” 1080p monitor but prefer both monitors to be 1440p avoiding window size change when dragging between monitors. Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a great day.

@@JayPTek what is the Dell monitor in this video? I have one similar to that one. Link please

TFGAMES the one that is vertical 23 or 27 horizontal near end.

ragnarocking Thank you for the feedback! Yes, it really wasn’t all that long ago I remember avoiding $300-$400 monitor stands too. Sure there are more premium options still but this one gets the job done for next to nothing.

Great minds think alike!

Jesus christ now that you mentioned it, me two!

Thank you! The desk is a Husky manually adjustable height workbench. They’re sold at Home Depot. They now come in black or white frames and up to 72” wide. The one you see in video is a 62” and was widest available when I purchased. I’ve been very happy with them for the money and find them very durable.

wait i cant see the heart no joke

well he did heart it now he unhearted it. I bet if I never edited it saying thank you for the heart he wouldve kept it there. :( OH well.

@@chasejones2654 rip in the chat

When you edit a comment the heart goes away because people would prank youtubers after they heart a comment and edit their comment to say something like "heart this if you're gay" or something along those lines. lol

Jorge Hernandez Thanks! Yup two 27s fit quite nicely.

😔 sorry to here that. Hopefully they go on sale there. I like them for the money.

The arms can be in front of the stand but it depends on how you position them. If you want the monitors furthest from you, you have to push the arms back beyond the stand post. Either way you will need to pull the desk slightly away from wall when using the clamp method. How far depends on positioning. Hope this helps.

I’ve used ever since this video. I haven’t had a tilt issue but I do have the screw for tilt cranked quite tight. I do think they could do more to ensure it doesn’t tilt. I actually have it holding a 34” LG ultra wide and vertical 23” as in this video.

Mounts very much like a mic arm boom would just stronger. Needs a couple inches or so of surface to clamp to. There is also the option to put a hole in desk but idk if that is an option you’d consider.

Yes you can remove an arm if you choose. If you only want a single mount they sell single mount models as well.

Thanks for the response! I've been thinking about getting this now for my single monitor setup and getting another monitor later and did not want to have to buy two different stands throughout this important single to double monitor stage in my life. Nice video btw, deserve some more subs.

Ethan Coe You’re welcome! I like your idea. This monitor stand would certainly allow you to run a clean solo setup and reattach the second arm when the need arises. I can’t say it enough, this stand is worth every penny! Thanks for watching and commenting!

23” Dell U2312HM. At the very end is a Dell 27” U2713H mounted vertically.

@@JayPTek thx so much

Long time to respond I know… I mounted it vertically so that the retaining nut is on top when in the desired monitor position.

Yes this will work with two 27” monitors when one is pushed back toward mounting location. If you want the monitor in front to be closer you’ll lose the ability to move the side monitor in ward. If using two 23-24” monitors there will be a bit more room to position.

Not sure if you mean both horizontal or not. With my two 27" monitors horizontal I can put one straight on to me with the arm parallel with the desk and have enough arm movement for the other monitor to be turned in quite a bit if this is what you are asking. One thing to keep in mind is that as you pull a monitor closer to you from the stand mount you loose arm reach reducing the amount in which the second monitor can be turned toward you. Hope this helps.

Thank you! I should have included some visual representation of what I meant. Where the monitor mount slips onto the arm there is a nut that secures the mount to the arm. The threaded bolt that the nut goes on has an Allen keyed end. With the nut off you can use the smallest included Allen to raise the resting position of the monitor. This is a set it and leave it type deal. There's roughly 1/2" or so of adjustment.

@@JayPTek awesome. Thanks a lot for the thorough response. All the best.

The desk I use this mount on can raise for standing. I find the mount is still suitable in standing position.

I have a old dell monitor but I want to use it as a second too because I don’t want to waste money

It’s kinda like that one too

I sometimes pull the main monitor closer. The downfall is with two 27” monitors in horizontal orientation. You’ll block the second monitor as you pull the main monitor toward you. With that being said you can pull the monitor toward you quite a bit probably something like 18” or more from the post. The arms aren’t long enough if you want to move two 27” horizontal monitors far from mounting post.

Thank you. 62” x 24”

Dennis W thank you! Stand is still great. A purchase I would do all over again in a heartbeat. I wondered why I didn’t do this sooner. There is a lot of horizontal adjustment between the arms and swivel point on the monitor mount. 2 x 27” monitors horizontal mounted is definitely within the means of the stand as Vivo claims. Very solid product for the money. Only drawback would be for those looking for on the fly vertical adjustment. If you’re fine with setting and leaving the vertical height alone it’s great. Arm length is fairly long too allowing pulling a screen closer if needed.

Yup that’s an option as well!

Yea you can place the height anywhere on the mounting pole. They just can’t be adjusted independently only both monitors same height on center.

Provided you don’t push the arms past parallel with the desk only about an 1” max for clamping method. If both monitors are not 27” it is possible to push them pretty far toward desk mount but this will require more desk to wall space.

I don’t think this one will work for that. Vivo has a 4 monitor stand that sounds appropriate for what you’d like to do. You’d just remove the 4th arm.

Yes with one monitor vertical there is plenty of arm to angle inward. With two horizontal 27” monitors there isn’t much angle allowed.

All monitors with VESA mounting. The vertical monitor is an older Dell Ultrasharp u2312hm.

ePepper I’m not sure what you can do if you tighten the right joint all the way. Maybe back the screw out and tighten it back down. If it doesn’t work out reach out to amazon they are awesome about custom support. They’ll send you another one. Not sure what else to say. Mine only tilt if I grab them and tilt them. I do have the screws pretty tight but they never move. Good luck friend.

You might also take the joint apart and make sure it’s clean and dry and that some oil or something didn’t get in there. Just throwing ideas out at this point. Amazon will definitely figure it out for ya otherwise.

JayP Tek thank you sir, if i cant get it to work then i will definitely contact amazon. Thanks again for your help sir, means a lot!

Thank you! There should be no problem turning one toward you and keeping them touching. Only thing I would note is that with two 27" monitors mounted horizontal the monitors will need to be positioned closest to the stand in order for the arms to be long enough to allow one turned in. The arms aren't really long enough for two 27" horizontal monitors to move much from the stand pole. Provided you don't mind the monitor being 0-2" in front of the desk mount (the rear of desk) you can turn one monitor very far in.

You would need something different than the stand shown here. This one unfortunately doesn’t allow for independent height adjustment.

@@JayPTek thank you! ☺️

Joshua Shaw I could have been more clear on that part. You can grab one and move it closer to you while the other stays put. You can do this without using tools. It will cause it to gradually loosen over time and require some occasional tightening with the included Allen’s.

The position of the monitor(s) in relation to the post determines the distance from the wall. As long as the arm closest to the post doesn’t have to be pushed back further than the post you only need an inch tops beyond the desk to mount on the back of a desk.

To accommodate all positions the mount allows for sometimes the arms need to bend back beyond their mounting location. This usually the case if using small monitors and or a vertical combination. If touching the monitors together is desired.

Which video are you referring to and I will try to answer for you?

JayP Tek your 8600k vs 8700k delided vs non delided heat sync hyper 212 vs h100 . I was just seeing what temps u were getting after the 8700k delid with the hyper 212 @ 5 ghz 1.4v and what temps were u getting in Asus real bench 1.256 stress test for comparison.

When I used the 212 EVO with my custom fan curve and 8700K @ 5.0Ghz 1.408v the temps were too high for my taste. I hit absolute peak of 77 C in BF1 and broke into the 90s in Realbench. I could improve on this by turning fan speed up and/or adding another 120mm fan to the cooler. Additionally, like you did I could have put liquid metal under the heatsink as well. Being that it is conductive I typically choose not to use liquid metal there but you can certainly improve temps that way. I think I can only get up to 4.8-4.9 Ghz on my particular 8700K at the 1.38v you have yours at. Another thing to note is I also used a higher load line calibration (LLC) so 1.408v is what I see when I am 100% load. Based on your configuration your temps seem right in line with what they should be. I hope I answered your question. If not feel free to ask it again. Thanks for coming by!

JayP Tek thanks for the info I wanted a base line on my temps compared to another person with a cooler like mine same tests and almost same voltege. Thanks man. I did 8 hrs Asus real bench max was( 82c) on one core peak and average was around 73c Bf1 no fps lock 1080ti in 1440p I see a peak temp on on3 core @ 72 c 1.38v in bf1 . Thanks for comparisons now I know that I where I am with this cooler seems legit

Looks like your monitors are 24” and 25” so you should have a bit of room to angle one in. How much exactly, I can say. You barely can with 27” screens but not like you’d want in that size.

JayP Tek, hmm.. I’m just “afraid” I buy it and I can angle my screen.

It can be mounted horizontally and rotated vertical without remounting.

JayP Tek nice I just got this and it’s amazing for my setup

Yes it comes with thumb screws to attach monitors to mount.

You need about 2.5” of lip on the under side to clamp to desk. If you have less than this I’d suggest a different method or you’re taking your chances.

The stand is dual arm supporting two monitors. You can choose to mount the monitors vertical, horizontal or a mix.

17”

@@JayPTek ok thank you. and also, how much was that vertical monitor and what was it called if you remember?

I couldn’t tell you exactly but based on what I’ve seen with two 27” monitors I don’t see why not. As long as the monitors don’t have really thick bezels. I’d also make sure the 32” isn’t too heavy. Size wise I think you’d be good with a 24 and 32. I don’t have a 32 on hand to try.

You can try something like this for monitors without VESA mount. I have never used one but this is what you’d need to use an arm. VIVO Adapter VESA Mount Kit for 20 to 30 inch LED LCD Monitor Screen, 75mm and 100mm mounting Bracket (Stand-VAD1) www.amazon.com/dp/B00RTS5WWM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_aMyjDb2BT5NES

Simply remove the stand it comes with and mount it to the arm.

Two 27” monitors horizontal? If one arm is straight out parallel with the desk you can bring the other monitor in a lot. If you pull one monitor more forward you’ll lose potential angle on the second. So as long as you’re cool with your monitor being toward the back of your desk you shouldn’t have any issues based on my understanding of what you look to accomplish.

I have two 62" and one 52" of these and I love them. They also make a 72" and have white as a frame option now as well. www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-62-in-Adjustable-Height-Work-Bench-Table-HOLT62XDB12/301810799

GarnoxGaming Thank you! Name the pieces you include when you say setup and I can let you know what it ran me. Thanks for watching!

@@JayPTek the keyboard and mouse, microphone with stand, monitors and the desk is what im interested about. Thank you for the quick response and I subscribed and liked!

@@garnoxx Keyboard G810 $89.99 amzn.to/2VTfvfe Mouse G502 $49.95 amzn.to/2Fz7si2 Mic Blue yeti $112.74 amzn.to/2FCW4lt Stand Rode PSA1 $107.23 amzn.to/2FxtZvD Monitor Asus PG279Q 27" $706.30 amzn.to/2AW3ahN Monitor Dell 2713H 27" $585.00 Price at time of purchase Desk Husky 62" adjustable work table $249.99 www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-62-in-Adjustable-Height-Work-Table-HOLT62XDB12/301810799 Total $1,901.20 This price includes price at time on my Dell 27 and really could be cut in half depending on monitors you choose and other peripherals but this is what it cost for the items you asked about. The amazon links are affiliate links and using them supports the channel at no cost to you. Thanks for the sub and I hope you enjoy the videos to come!

27” for both horizontal and 27” horizontal and 23” vertical. These were the two configurations shown here.

Thanks! It’s actually a manual height adjustable workbench by Husky from Home Depot.

Okey thx 😃👍

ranicuse are you saying your table has about 6 cm of over hang to clamp to? If so this would be just enough as long as you have a little more room on table surface. The surface part of clamp requires more inward area. Just make sure you table is solid. There is also the option to drill through anywhere on the surface and mount that way too.

Yea but both arms move as one and aren’t independently adjustable.

PG279G and Kanto Yu2 with SUB8

@@JayPTek well you responded within 24 minutes wasn't expecting that thx for the reply

The first one was a dell 23” U2312HM and later dell 27” U2713H.

JayP Tek thanks

1.2” according to manufacturer

Husky 62” adjustable height workbench from Home Depot. Very solid desk.

SpousalCarrot ASUS PG279Q and Dell 2713H. Both 27” monitors.

Husky manual height adjustment workbenches from Home Depot. Believe this is 62-64” model. They make a 72” length now. All are 24” deep. Very sturdy.

Radar Lund they are height adjustable but not independently adjustable. There is small independent adjustment to help make sure your monitors line up.

That's what I was wondering thank you!

Yes it does.

Asus PG279Q and Dell U2713H. Both 27” 1440p.

They are Husky adjustable workbenches. I have two 62" and one 52" of these and I love them. They also now make a 72" and have white as a frame option now as well. www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-62-in-Adjustable-Height-Work-Bench-Table-HOLT62XDB12/301810799

It’s actually a Husky adjustable height workbench from Home Depot. Ran about $220 at time of purchase and is very stout. Comes with high quality casters as well as stationary feet to meet various requirements. I love them I bought 3. Only wish they were slightly deeper sometimes but the monitor mount used here helped free up considerable space. 24” deep.

I’m sorry I’m not sure what you mean. Are you asking about the monitor I have positioned vertically?

@@JayPTek yes

TrexyOnFN It’s a Dell U2312HM not sure if you can buy it new anymore it’s getting older now. Might be able to get used somewhere. I think I paid $150 or something back when it was new. $150 gets more monitor now.

Dell U2312HM 23”

JayP Tek hey thanks

Jose Chaves Porras 62”x24” or about 157cm x 60cm is the desk size here.

U2312HM

JayP Tek is it still worth it?

JayP Tek cause I can’t find any monitor for second

assassin It’s fine. Nothing special but good for a simple second monitor. I guess if you found one for the right price it could be worth it. Otherwise, I would look to something newer.

Bubba Popularmmos it should work with any monitor with a VESA mount. I can’t guarantee it works with what you asked do you have a model number?

Look at the back of the monitor and if there are 4 holes then it should work

Yup comes with three Allen keys that are stored on the stand in a cable management clip.

JayP Tek thanks for responding, great video! Btw what would you search to find a monitor like the one you have sideways.

Gunserrk Gaming any monitor with a VESA mount should work in that configuration provided the bezel isn’t huge. For esthetic purposes look for a monitor that has a symmetrical bezel design. I’ve had both a 27” and 23” monitor vertically mounted on this stand. The bigger the monitor the higher the arms will need to be on the post so keep that in mind if you have concerns for the height of your horizontal monitor from the desk.

JayP Tek I was just looking for maybe a 19” monitor, something for viewing like twitch chat and keeping OBS on it.

Gunserrk Gaming Right on, yea anything with a vesa mount really.

Husky Adjustable workbench from Home Depot.

Thanks! Did a quick search and it looks like that TV has a VESA 75 mount which DOES make it compatible with this stand.

JayP Tek your the man!!