I have three 23.6" monitors and a 24" monitor. Would I still have a decent viewing angle with the 24" and two 23.6" on the bottom?
802437
Im using 3 24" monitors on bottom, and I think the angles are fine... of course it all depends on how far away from the monitors you will be, what type of panels your monitors are (TN, VA, IPS, PLS), and how big the bezels are on your monitors.
802438
I think it shouldn't be a problem. Note that you don't have a big range to tilt the monitors, about 10 to 15 degrees at the most. The bigger issue is the viewing angle of your monitors, if you can't read the screen unless you're looking at them dead center, then this stand probably won't work for you. If you have decent monitors that you can read from a wide viewing angle, then you won't have a problem. I have so-so monitors, the extreme ones are a bit off-color but that's fine for me as I work with text rather than graphics for my day to day work.
802439
I have 24" monitors in all six spaces, and the viewing angle is perfect. I even have room to go sharper with the angle if I chose to move my monitors closer (they're currently at about a 26" viewing distance).
802440
Yes, because you can fully adjust the angle of each monitor finding the best position for your confort
802441
I have three 23" monitors at viewing level, and two 10" monitors below. I was able to adjust the angles perfectly. If you aren't using the 24" monitor often, you'll probably be good with the setup. The angle will be fine if the base of the stand is located at about 3 inches above knee height while you sit. If it is higher, you'll be craning your neck up to look at the 24"
121749
2 24" monitors would be tight and though they might fit, I'd be more worried about having to stand so close to them
1332899
Yes, this stand should be able to handle two 24" and one 27". The stand has several adjustable mechanisms, so you should be able to remove any gaps between monitors.
768623
The middle section is 27in including the outer hinges that hold the side arms. You will be able to fit the 3 monitors with no problem - though as the other person suggested you might not get much of an angle. That is gonna be one HUGE setup, hope you have a big desk :)
2074821
As long add you're using matched monitors it shouldn't be an issue. The mounts all rotate.
2239303
With the monitors being 24.5 inches wide you would be really pushing it. Looking at my bracket on the back and the length of the arms, they would fit but not likely be very secure on the outer screens. I would aim for 24 inches as the maximum width for each monitor.
357756
This will not sag, I promise! I have three 23" wide screen monitors horizontally with a normal bezel on mine and it is very stable. The adjustability of the outer arms are great as well. This whole thing is built like a tank.
1816905
Hello, yes it should work with 2 different size monitors. The base is really strong and the arms are far enough apart for two 24" monitors. The 17 will have no problem next to the 23"
1816906
More important than the size difference will be the weight difference between the two monitors. While size will mean they won't line up well, they should be fine as long as there's not too large of a weight difference between the two. If you're mounting the monitor to the desk, weight difference won't matter at all. Even with the stand, you should be okay unless the 23" is incredibly heavy or the 17" remarkably light.
1791276
yes i have two 23" monitors on both of mine - love them because you can move them around instead of the quad stand
664962
I have the 36" desk. 2 24" monitors would fit however the sides would stick out over the edges about 2" on each side. Since the support poles on either side are centered between the back and the front edges of the desk to balance the weight you have two options. 1 place the monitors on the front half. 2 place the monitors all the way back on the desk and the angle of view might still allow you to see the edges of the screen. It can be done. It all depends on how much foot traffic you get on the sides of the desk placement and the actual width of the monitor frames.
2171967
Not sure ... I attached two of these together, with one of the articulating arms removed so the bases would be closer together, to support 4x of the ASUS VE248Q, and its a fairly snug fit, with probably a 20% curve on the two outside monitors (which are both placed at the very ends of the arms). Looking at the monitor placement, I'm pretty sure three 24" screens would fit on a single mount, but I don't think you'd have much wiggle room to tilt the outside monitors inward, if your goal is a concave setup. Full disclosure, its the sturdiest set-up I've ever used and it avoids damaging your desk (no clamps or grommets) but if you want flexibility, Cotytech is the way to go. Not sure ... I attached two of these together, with one of the articulating arms removed so the bases would be closer together, to support 4x of the ASUS VE248Q, and its a fairly snug fit, with probably a 20% curve on the two outside monitors (which are both placed at the very ends of the arms). Looking at the monitor placement, I'm pretty sure three 24" screens would fit on a single mount, but I don't think you'd have much wiggle room to tilt the outside monitors inward, if your goal is a concave setup. Full disclosure, its the sturdiest set-up I've ever used and it avoids damaging... » Read More Not sure ... I attached two of these together, with one of the articulating arms removed so the bases would be closer together, to support 4x of the ASUS VE248Q, and its a fairly snug fit, with probably a 20% curve on the two outside monitors (which are both placed at the very ends of the arms). Looking at the monitor placement, I'm pretty sure three 24" screens would fit on a single mount, but I don't think you'd have much wiggle room to tilt the outside monitors inward, if your goal is a concave setup. Full disclosure, its the sturdiest set-up I've ever used and it avoids damaging your desk (no clamps or grommets) but if you want flexibility, Cotytech is the way to go. « Show Less
390475
I have two 23" monitors in landscape and another 19" square right on top, and I have about 5" extra on the pole. I think you would barely be able to do this, the problem you would have it if you do this, the bottoms of the screens will be literally on the desk to make enough room.
712181
Probably not. I have two 24" monitors on it and it struggles to hold up one of them which is a bit heavier out of the two.
1027131
I have 6 24" monitors on mine as well. It is fairly close to the edge. I highly doubt you could get 6 27"s on it.
590139
I would say yes. I have three (3) 24" monitors mounted, and easily could add 4" to each side of the center one (making it 32") and have them work just fine. On measuring, I have almost 7" left of monitor arm on each side right now.. so plenty of room to grow.
553580
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).