Elevation is also a must. It should be designed ergonomically to promote good posture and overall health and well-being. The material of your chosen fixture should also be durable, so you do not have to replace it constantly or put your device at risk of accidents and damages. In addition, you should have a maximum budget in mind to ensure that you do not overspend even though this add-on to your workspace is also essential. You can be slightly flexible on that, but having a cost range in mind will make your shopping easier, faster, and more fun. With all that in mind to guide you through, it is easier to proceed with your search for the most effective and best monitor stand for your workspace. The best monitor stands: How we test The Dorian and the motorized Winston desktop stands combine monitor mounting with a worksurface for your keyboard, mouse, coffee mug and more, converting your desk to a sit-stand workstation. Most manufacturers use a universal mounting pattern called VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) that allows the mounting of your computer monitor to a monitor mount. For this reason, it's important that you know what mounting pattern your monitor has, and compare that with the mount specifications. Noone wants to get their new mount, only to find out their monitor won't mount to it. But not to worry, we are your mount specialist. The LS family of monitor stands scales from one to four monitors and is compatible with a dozen or more mount kits enabling desk-mounting, wall-mounting, pole-mounting as well as many other scenarios.

Choosing the right monitor stand can be difficult, but do you know what’s even harder? Finding the best dual monitor stands that can accommodate two monitors at once. You want something that practically oozes quality, that’s durable, and lasts a long time. The Vivo uses a sturdy C-shaped clamp or an optional grommet to attach to a desk, so it works on a wide variety of surfaces. It’s got integrated cable management thanks to clips on the arms and central pole, so your desk can stay tidy. Do you know what’s a real bummer on a Monday morning? A monitor crashing onto your desk because it’s stand isn’t up to scratch. Try explaining that one to your boss!

Products at a Glance

Mounts come in all different shapes, sizes and types, so it’s always a good idea to know exactly what you’re looking for. First up, the freestanding dual monitor stand. Lightweight and easily adjusted, this is ideal if you’re not too worried about saving space. Why? Well, you’re going to have to keep this monitor stand on the actual desk. A bit of a bummer if you wanted more space for your family photos of your last trip to Hawaii. You can also fit up to two different 17.6 lbs screens. This is the perfect choice for people with heavier monitors. All of our pole mounts from ICWUSA are suitable for use in medical environments (wards, theatres and reception areas). The pole clamps for these products are available in 50mm (2”), 44.5mm (1.75”) and 38mm (1.5”) diameters. Our medical grade pole mounts can position the screen close to the pole using products like our Ultra 65 or extended up to 1168.4mm away from the pole when using our T2 Series. Many of our Medical pole mounts can also be configured with a keyboard and mouse tray, visit our Monitor & Keyboard Pole Mounts for more information. Custom Monitor & TV Pole Mounts Long warranty: Monitor arm technology isn’t something that will change radically and warrant a replacement every year or two. Instead, you should expect a monitor arm to last many years and adapt to changes such as a new desk or display. It’s furniture. Because of that, we looked at warranty length and customer support to see which companies would stand behind their models and the arms’ expected years of performance while holding up an expensive monitor (or two). Note that monitor arm warranties don’t include damage to the monitor itself.

Compatible with Ergomart articulating and height-adjustable keyboard trays and monitor/keyboard arms You can avoid this entirely by getting a dual monitor stand that has a stellar cable management system. Soon, you’ll barely see those messy cables. Perhaps you’ll even get a promotion for your expert cable management. We can only hope… Smoothness of motion: We preferred monitor arms that were firm enough to stay put while we worked but could reposition easily and didn’t require too much force.

This product supports monitors with VESA 75 or 100 mounting systems, and the Vivo offers loads of movement flexibility. Each arm provides 180 degrees of tilt and swivel movement alongside 360-degree rotation. Height adjustments are possible via the Vivo’s central pole, and monitors work in portrait or landscape positions. In addition to this, you should think about the weight too. Your monitor stand needs to be able to accommodate the whole weight of your monitors, so you need to ensure that your monitor stand has a maximum weight capacity that exceeds the weight of your monitor. That might feel like far too much to pay for a monitor stand, but it justifies the price in several ways: it’s an American-made unit that’s finished by hand, and you can choose which wood you’d like to use, from Walnut to Maple. It looks far more elegant than affordable, utilitarian metal mounts and stands. The Huanuo Dual Monitor Mount Stand is a great option for any workplace. It has a great deal of flexibility that you can take advantage of when doing your work tasks. In addition to that, it features an attractive body that will look sleek in your workplace.

From a simple single monitor desk stand to 72"-tall floor stands capable of handling multiple monitors, to massive arc beams for up to eight monitors, Ergomart offers a wide variety of stands to meet virtually any demand. The Grovemade unit lifts your screens, which can make them easier to see and create a more ergonomic environment in your office, and it also adds additional space under the monitors. It’s 46 inches wide and can hold up to 100 pounds of weight, and it has a handy aluminum shelf that can hold laptops, documents, or books.Of course, nobody wants to be spending hours scouring the web to find the best dual monitor stands. Who has that kind of time? Well, apparently we do, because here’s our ranking of the best dual monitor stands. You also have the rise dual monitor stand. This is the perfect choice for people that have lower desks so their monitors require more elevation. You can usually adjust the height of these stands with ease, and this also means that they’re great if you want to stand up to work for a while.