using 2 -24 inch monitors, can the quad stand allow them to butt up against each other with no airspace between them in a flat horzontal position?
1044442
The quad stand will allow for the 24" monitors to butt up against each other. One thing I recommend is a deep desk because the swing arm of the stands pushes the monitors forward to achieve togetherness. The larger the monitors the less they will push forward.
1044443
Sure, the mount will allow two monitors to butt to one another, if you get the correct monitors. In my configuration, I need the gap to allow the top monitor to tilt down because of the viewing angle.
1401217
The stand itself is only 30 inch high, the base is less than an inch so you can put one of those monitors (29inch) vertical.. but not two
2235314
Yes you can. The two outer mounting brackets can slide along the arms. So you can slide them in until the monitors meet.
2147285
As long as the back of the monitors have the proper mounting configuration, the stand will probably "support" the two monitors. The issue is not the weight of the monitors, but lifting the stand to a vertical position after mounting the monitors to the stand (assuming that the monitors were mounted while laying flat). It is cumbersome, at best, and not improbable that the stand will become unbalanced and fall over. Careful mounting, lifting and an extra set of hands can reduce this risk.
1448048
I have a 27" iMac on the stand and I have noticed that it has "swayed" about 3/16" in the center. If you plan on two 24" monitors, they will probably be set close to the sides instead of in the middle which should be ok.
922194
It can support newer 24" monitors because it's lighter. The only negative is that each monitor is on a different plain. It's not exactly aligned in a row vertically & horizontally. If you can live with it, the stand does the job.
1032139
I use them side by side with a Rain laptop stand. Height together is good. The Retina display is clearly sharper, but almost to a ridiculous level. There is a noticeable resolution difference between the two screens. However, I drag windows between monitors all the time and it doesn't really bother me at all. Hadn't actually noticed until this question was posed.
233544
Honestly, I'm not sure. Four of my monitors are on dual vertical stands using the VESA mount. Never tried the stock stand.
1331893
Sure, if you have a desk mount. I have a quad desk mount along with two dual desk mounts, all purchased via Amazon. You can turn the monitors anyway you can think of. They are awesome monitors. What a great value. Hope this helps.
1737276
I have two 27" AOC monitors connected to my stand. The stand is very sturdy and works well for me.Just make sure your monitor has the correct hole setup for the mount so you can secure it onto the mount. Some monitors do not line up correctly.
2271627
We have 2 22" monitors attached to this stand and have not had any issues, I have the mounted stand as I have 2 27" monitors, both are very stable.
553582
No problem whatsoever. You'll have plenty of room to angle them any way you would like. My initial setup with this stand was three 21" monitors (all 1920x1080) on the bottom three posts along with one 21" monitor & two laptops taking up the three top spots (using two VESA laptop mounts). While 3 21" monitors BARELY fit (and no angle), they did fit (they were Asus IPS's). Currently I'm running a 27" on the lower center post with a 21" on each side (obviously all mounted vertically, ie 1080x1920), as well as two 21" up top (horizontally mounted). No problem whatsoever. You'll have plenty of room to angle them any way you would like. My initial setup with this stand was three 21" monitors (all 1920x1080) on the bottom three posts along with one 21" monitor & two laptops taking up the three top spots (using two VESA laptop mounts). While 3 21" monitors BARELY fit (and no angle), they did fit (they were Asus IPS's). Currently I'm running a 27" on the lower center post with a 21" on each side (obviously all mounted vertically, ie 1080x1920), as well as two 21" up top (horizontally mounted).
2271628
Not at all. This unit is very sturdy. I have two 24" Samsung Monitors on mine with no issues at all.
1404478
you can, but it wont help. the weight of the monitors causes an issue from the onset at the foundation (the main rod/base). I assure you that you will not get it to be exactly the way you want and perfectly lined up. Not on 27 or 28" monitors. Maybe 24". Good Luck
2231521
Sorry, I was out of town and couldn't respond right away. Yes, setting your stand with gaps parallel will give the needed space. I found it more advantageous to place my apple monitor on it, raising the monitor at eye level further back on my desk, also using the extra USB adapters without showing excess wiring and using the other side as a cup holder. The bridge is very clean and with a very professional appearance. I have been very pleased with it.
1314364
If you have identical monitors they will be side by side. I have found they stand to be very stable, the only thing I have had issue with is getting the nut that controls tilt tight enough. Hope that helps!
2054978
I am sorry but I don't have an answer to that question. I have my monitors sitting side by side on regular monitor stands. However, you should be able to find specs if you do a search on VESA or 100mm VESA mounts for monitors (or something like that).