I'm searching for a good dual monitor arm setup for my thin standing desk that's positioned against a wall. Currently, I have two 27-inch monitors with VESA compatibility and nothing that exceeds their weight limits. I've been watching review videos and doing research for a few hours. I'm concerned about stability since I want to avoid screens shaking or moving when I type or adjust the desk height. I'm not interested in flat stands; I want something that securely attaches to the desk. A drill grommet seems like the most secure option, followed by a clamp. I've heard that gas spring arms are generally more stable and user-friendly than all-metal designs. Here are a few options I'm considering: 1) Huanau gas spring for $60. 2) A slightly lighter Huanau gas spring for $40. 3) ErGear gas spring for $40. 4) ErGear pole mount for $29. I'd love to hear what you think about these options and if you have any additional advice for my setup!
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I've been using the first option for three years with 24" monitors and haven’t had any issues. I drilled through my desk, and the arms are easy to adjust. It also has cable management features for a cleaner look. The best part? It stays put without constant tweaking. Super happy with it!
I'd steer clear of a two-in-one mount; having the arms too close means they'll often bump into each other, making it tricky to position your monitors. Instead, consider getting two individual arms. This way, you can space them out as needed and really maximize their movement. Trust me, I've got a two-in-one and it’s a pain!
That's great to hear! Is it stable enough to avoid shaking when you move around? And do you notice a significant difference between your model and the cheaper Huanau version?