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brownsfan019

Registered: Jun 2005
Posts: 2872

07-20-12 07:03 PM

Quote from Landis82:

I like the one for $55.
Would fit my two 24" Dell ISP screens nicely!
Looks nice, with a lot of adjustability.

But the 13.375" footing might be a bit too large for my desk.
At that width, it's gonna come out pretty close towards my keyboard.
Any thoughts on that?

I work off a large conference table from my old office, so space not an issue. I suggest measuring it out to see b/c paying to ship it back might not be worth it.

If it fits, then worth it for sure.

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Landis82

Registered: Jul 2006
Posts: 8580

07-22-12 03:16 AM

Thanks!

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Wind Surfer

Registered: Sep 2009
Posts: 21

07-28-12 06:52 AM

I bought the quad 28" at Xmas. It was easy to setup. You do need a large desk or the room to place a bookcase or something to extend your desk area as the monitor stand base is about a 12"+ deep. Bottom line if you always wanted a monitor stand, this brand is solid/sturdy, easy setup, monitors tilt in all directions and currently reasonably priced. The downside is if you suffer from neck strain, stacked monitors aggravate the crap out of your neck and back.

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dolemitettu

Registered: Jan 2012
Posts: 111

08-04-12 01:39 AM

Thanks for this post. Just snagged one of the 6x, and thinking about picking up a few of the 2x just to have around. Great prices!

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hilojack

Registered: Nov 2005
Posts: 414

08-04-12 01:54 AM

Quote from Wind Surfer:

I bought the quad 28" at Xmas. It was easy to setup. You do need a large desk or the room to place a bookcase or something to extend your desk area as the monitor stand base is about a 12"+ deep. Bottom line if you always wanted a monitor stand, this brand is solid/sturdy, easy setup, monitors tilt in all directions and currently reasonably priced. The downside is if you suffer from neck strain, stacked monitors aggravate the crap out of your neck and back.

Ha where was this review when I ordered the Hex??? Seriously this is a great stand and tremendous value, but the 12" deep thing I was unprepared for. Problem is I have a small desk, so the stand takes up most of it. And I do foresee the neck strain becoming an issue. Perhaps though my wife will let me visit Korean massage parlors

All in all I am happy with it and would recommend to anyone

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jumper

Registered: Oct 2005
Posts: 205

08-04-12 04:02 AM

I have the vertical dual. Solid!

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