Customer Questions & Answers

Yes! I have a 34-inch LG ultrawide (3440×1440) mounted on this stand and it holds perfectly. The arm is rated for up to 17.6 lbs, and my monitor is about 14 lbs, so plenty of headroom. The VESA mount on my LG is 100×100mm which this supports natively. The arm has a full 360° rotation and tilt, so you can get it in landscape or portrait. Been using it for 8 months with no sagging.

Works great for ultrawide! Just make sure to check the weight. My Acer Predator X34 was just at the limit at 17.4 lbs. It holds but I'd recommend staying a pound or two under if you want the arm to feel fully stable. No wobble on mine after tightening the tension knobs.

Assembly takes about 20–25 minutes. Everything you need comes in the box — a hex key (Allen wrench) for the VESA bolts and a wrench for the clamp. The instruction manual has clear diagrams. The hardest part is feeding the cables through the arms if you want to hide them, but it's completely optional. I'd say moderate difficulty — no special tools needed beyond what's included.

Super easy. I'm not handy at all and finished it in under 30 mins following the pictures. The base clamps to desks up to 3 inches thick. If your desk has a lip or grommet hole you might want the grommet base version instead.

Absolutely yes. Each arm rotates independently 360°. I run my main 27-inch in landscape and my secondary 24-inch in portrait for reading documentation. The pivot is smooth — you can switch between orientations easily, although I personally leave mine fixed day-to-day. The arms are fully independent so any combination of landscape/portrait works.

There is a very slight wobble when you type hard or bang the desk, but it dampens within about 1 second. Much better than a cheap stand. I did tighten all the tension adjustment knobs as tight as they'd go and that reduced wobble significantly. On a solid wood desk there's essentially no wobble at all. On a hollow-leg IKEA desk there's a bit more, but still totally usable. Overall I'd call it a minor issue.

Yes, each arm extends up to 17 inches from the base and swivels 180°. My corner desk setup works perfectly — I have one arm pointing toward me and the other angled 45° toward the left. The base clamps to the corner section and both arms clear the corner. You might need to experiment with the arm positions for a few minutes to find your ideal layout.