Do the monitors adjust/slide horizontally along the arms? Or do you have to pull the monitors toward you to close the gap (ultimately losing space)?
1193244
They can rotate inwards to form sort of a wide "V". I have (2) 23" monitors and it works great. Being so wide, they lean inwards. Makes viewing much easier
1193245
They are mounted to the end of the arms and can't move in and out only swing. I have 24" monitors and it isnt exactly perfect but for the price Im ok.
1193246
They do not adjust/slide horizontally along the arms. You can adjust the angle of the monitor and the arm separately.
1771936
pretty easy. You can slide the arms up or down if you move the brackets down. If you want a min height just set the bracket on the bar. You don't have to mess with screws the weight of the monitors lock it in place pretty solid. Hope this helps, it's a good buy.
1553085
Yes - that works. I have one at work that does just this. The outer monitors can move left and right on the bar along with full multi-axis tilt. Very study, I am happy with it. I actually have the edges of my outer monitors slightly behind my center monitor to create more curvature.
768622
I have 3 27" Asus monitors without issue. They fit snuggly, but they fit :)
1332900
Yes they can all fit. For gap question, it's hard to say, you can adjust it to almost perfect but since they are different size monitors you wont be able to get it exact
459173
You just push down on it and it should slide. If the monitor is not mounted on it it can be hard to push down but the weight of the monitor should make it easy to adjust. Note that you can only adjust it lower from the default - the default is the highest setting.
339439
No -- the monitor and keyboard trays are attached ... they move together as they are raised and lowered.
1741202
Hello, In a "T" position they extend 15 1/2" (measuring from the base that holds the monitor to the actual base which the arms extend from). However I have two 21" monitors and do to there size I can't fully extend both monitors to an equal position towards me (forward). Assuming that you are just wanting to know full strech measurements it would range between 15 1/2" & 16".Hope this helps!
94185
No the Bars rotate along the main center bar to move closer... think of scissors rotating opening and closing. but u will need quite a bit of room if the monitors are small
1655866
All three of my monitors are the same make and model. I don't have any sagging issues. Sorry. Wish I could be of more help.
58308
I think that by any definition the monitor can easily be moved around. During installation you should adjust the spring tension to adjust for your monitor weight. That is pretty easy to do because it is just a matter of turning a screw. Once you have the tension adjusted you can easily move the monitor up/down in/out left/right with one hand. The tilting mechanism is a little less easy depending on the size/weight of your monitor. I have 2 of these arms at my desk, one with a 27" monitor and the other with 12" Cintiq. The smaller/lighter Cintiq is a little harder to maneuver, but I still would not call it hard. The tilting control just seems to be friction based, so a smaller monitor has less leverage and heft to overcome the friction.
167044
Yes sir! That's exactly what I did. The directions show putting on the 2 mount arms first. Just switch them and slide the one monitor mount before the two.
120139
I have 2 23" monitors mounted on this stand and it is plenty sturdy without being fastened down to anything(I have a glass desk and cannot drill into it). The arms swivel forward, so you should be able to close any gap between the monitors. However, this comes at the expense of moving the screens closer to your face, you may run into issue placing your stand back far enough. You might consider a different stand where the vesa mounts slide along the arms.
203193
The Arm's max tension is reached right around the 30# mark, much over that and they likely wont be able to hold the monitor in the position desired. Beyond that, these particular arm's really don't have that good of a vertical range for a monitor of that size leaving you with little room for adjustment - and you certain wouldn't be able to rotate the monitor without having the arm mounted to the desk.s
1901865
They can angle in slightly and are fine for me. My monitors were too big though and so I traded down to two 21" monitors.
2237033
The monitor arms can move up and down along the middle pole so you can adjust the height. You can also rotate the monitors to view vertically or horizontally. You can also tile the screens up or down if you would like. This is a solid stand that is very versatile.
159612
They extend away from the pole approximately 40.65 cm or 16". Understand, that's not 'forward' technically, since they need to be angled to accommodate the monitors sitting next to each other. My desk is 101 cm or 40" deep, with the arm mounted at the furthest point from the front, and I have no issues seeing my monitors.