Seems that with a 22" depth, the monitor(s) would be too close to the eyes. Is this a factor?
819691
I am actually using it as a standing desk with my computer on my sitting desk level. That said, I think if you either mounted the screen(a) the way they show it in the picture or have it against a wall so you can push your monitor (or iMAC) back as far as you can, it works just fine. I love mine!
819692
not at all. I keep the monitor at the very back edge of the stand. Stand is sturdy enough to handle it without tipping. And it's very easy to read.
819693
I have been using dual 21" monitor, it has always seemed about the right distance for me, the only problem I have had is that my keyboard overlaps the base of the dual monitor stand, which is occasionally a bother, but not usually.
819694
It really depends on how you plan on using it. I use the stand for my 40" flatscreen television that also doubles as a monitor. I use a wireless keyboard and mouse on a podium desk Laptop Computer Desk/Podium Cart (Black) about 3-4 feet away.
819695
Not for me. If you account for the depth of a typical desk and the distance you will stand back to use the keyboard, it is about the same as sitting.
418609
I would not. I think there would be a slight opening between the 2 screens. I agree with another reviewer who said that there is probably a screen made in the 20" size.
871552
I set it up with 6 Viewsonic monitors which are 25 1/4 inches edge to edge. I had the monitors overlap, but the viewing area was not obstructed. I'm guessing about 25 inches is the max width. If this had bothered me, I probably could have had the edges be flush by removing the end plates. They were on pretty tight, so I don't know if this is possible without destroying the plates.
2110650
Not at eye level, certainly not 2ft in any way I can figure. My landscape oriented 23" monitors are about 8" above the desktop. However, if you tilt the monitor back, you can stand and look down on the monitor. I frequently do this when drafting documents via Dragon - it may be psychological, but I feel like I think better on my feet!
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"
1405770
I use 2 inexpensive 21.5" monitors (emachine's I bought for $89.99 at Best Buy) but the stands says they support up to 24".
97052
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Are the monitors too close to you? I have dual 24" monitors on my stand and both sit at about arm's length from my face. However here is another option you may want to consider for dual monitor set up that should allow you to position the monitors further away from you: Planar 997-5253-00 Dual Monitor Stand (Black). Hope this helps.
1878802
By coincidence we are using a 22" monitor. But it seems that any size would fit. The mount is in the middle and the height can be adjusted.
1193244
They can rotate inwards to form sort of a wide "V". I have (2) 23" monitors and it works great. Being so wide, they lean inwards. Makes viewing much easier
1610504
I maybe not the one to ask as I like to sit closer than recommended. I like the big picture, that is why I got it. We sit back about eight feet with TV placed so that eye level is right at the center of the screen and it is GREAT! 3D and regular viewing is not hard on the eyes and works fine. I don't play games on it, but use it as a second monitor and play videos straight to the Visio and it is perfect. When looking at the desktop on it, it isn't as perfect as my 30 inch monitor, but then it isn't designed to be as high resolution as a Computer Screen.
978713
I'm running 4 @ 1920x1080 and all are 24 inches and up with very few issues. Make sure your power supply is at the upper end of the spectrum, I have to unplug my monitors when I reboot which is a little irritating, but it seems related to the power supply and nothing else. Also pay close attention to the listed issues with DVI / HTMI / Display Port.
1936798
I have a pretty large monitor on mine... it barely fits... I think its a 23 inch...
2283717
The one I have holds both a 25" and a 27", though it requires a bit of jockeying around to get them to fit, so a pair of 22" monitors should have no problems.
640696
It's 72" long, so it depends on the type of monitor, I would think three on one side would be a bit crowded, but maybe you can put two facing one way and one facing the other way,
988492
I don't understand the situation. Since the viewer case/housing is 4 1/2 inches wide, you would need at least that width space to place it.
186942
No, it does not look deep enough. I have two monitors at my desk and I would never consider putting them on the shelf.
1968283
You can adjust it to various heights. I have 2 1/2" from my desktop to the bottom of the monitors. They are 22" monitors.