There are some differences in supported monitor and weight between Amazon and supplier site, but same part #. Anyone use this with a 27"?
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I have two of these arms, one has an additional extension. Each arm supports a 32" Sharp LCD with no problem.
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I use 2 inexpensive 21.5" monitors (emachine's I bought for $89.99 at Best Buy) but the stands says they support up to 24".
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I have 2 27" LED monitors on mine, they are pretty lightweight tho. Id say 40-50lbs would be fine.
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i have mix of 27" ASUS and 24" Dells on mine, they fit fine, as long as you have the standard four-screw interface on the back of the monitor.
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27 and 22 will fit. I currently have 2 x 27 in monitors set up. No issues. It will not tip over unless it's not screwed tightly to desk
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Stability-wise I do not think it's a problem. It's very sturdy. The stand is heavy and the base extends about 6" towards you from the front of the monitor. Your 27" LG is what I'm using as my center monitor. I measured the horizontal bars, and it appears 3 of them will fit. Your outer mounts will be right at the very end of the horizontal bars. My only concern would be how much you space you'll have left to angle the outer monitors in. If I had 2 more 27", I would try it. I think there is enough adjustment room available to make it work.
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I have 6 24" monitors on mine as well. It is fairly close to the edge. I highly doubt you could get 6 27"s on it.
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I had a 27" Apple Cinema display on it without any problems. This is a very sturdy and very tasteful way to raise a monitor.
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if you tighten the arm it appears to handle a 27 lb monitor just fine. If you are like me and move it around a lot, then it does become less durable over time and need re-tightening. I have a 28inch monitor on it and it handles it just fine. I kept the monitor attached to the small desk and rolled it some 500 feet with the monitor dangling, and only have had to re-tighten it once so far. Does this help?
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Yes, however I am having trouble getting it to hold my 27" monitor in the vertical position. I had to put a support underneath because no amount of tightening would suffice. I noticed that I was not the only one with that problem. The stand is solid and well made and, other than that one complaint, a good deal.
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I don't use that configuration but I am running 3 23" monitors and I just measured the end of one of the outer mounting brackets to the inside of the end cap and I have 3.5" left of space on each side. So I guess it depends on the dimensions of your 27". For reference I am using 3 Dell 23" Ultra's. Bezel measurement is 21.5" across the top and bottom.
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Have only used the monitor stand with two 27" Mac Thunderboldt monitors, it is working just great, however, I have NO experience with the Samsung monitors.
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I have 2 - 20" Dell Monitors on my Ergoton. They are Dell P2011H monitors With these monitors, there are about 3 more inches for the bracket mount to move outwards. So, roughly speaking, that would allow for a monitor that is 3 inches wider on each side than my monitors (3 inches wider from the center of the monitor...so 6 inches wide total I can't say for sure if that would allow for a 27" monitor on each bracket or not.
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I have used this unit with 27 inch monitors...specs says it handles up to 16 pounds each monitor...your monitor is slightly heavier but that might be with the included stand which you will take off when u install on this mount...I love these mounts ...clean..stylish and way cheaper than ergotron...thanks
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Yes, the 27" monitor has vga, dvi, and hdmi inputs. It only comes with a vga cable though. If you use the dvi port, make sure you get the dual link cable. I couldn't get a single link cable to work.
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I have a 27" Dell mounted horizontally with a 24" Dell vertically positioned at a slight angle to keep the viewing angle correct. There isn't a ton of additional room but they both fir fine.
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I've got two (2x) 27" BENQ monitors that it fit's just fine. My recommendation: take off the end caps. It allows you to "V" the monitors in so as to get a decent center of viewing angle. Otherwise, you'll have a straight across flat line of monitor(s) that becomes difficult to read at the ends.