Dual monitor stand
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What would you consider reasonably priced?
Does it need to be a stand or can it be a desk clamp like the SilverStone ARM22SCM Dual Arm Desktop Clamp Mount or even a wall mounted monitor arm?
Do you need height adjustability?
Does it need to be a stand or can it be a desk clamp like the SilverStone ARM22SCM Dual Arm Desktop Clamp Mount or even a wall mounted monitor arm?
Do you need height adjustability?
Anything up to £100 I'd say.
Needs to be a stand and need height adjustability so I guess that one is out of the question
I think your options are then limited to the
Height adjustability on the first two is limited to the range on the small bracket itself. Last option is adjusted on the clamp on the 'pole'. From what I could find they all seem to be decent products although the peerless option is quite expensive for what it does imo.
Height adjustability on the first two is limited to the range on the small bracket itself. Last option is adjusted on the clamp on the 'pole'. From what I could find they all seem to be decent products although the peerless option is quite expensive for what it does imo.
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I have the same setup, the product i brought isn't distrbuted by overclockers and wouldn't want to infringe on forum rules. Please look in the case section: desk and room gallery to see more
Google "TS742", that's the one I use. I can't add the brand, because the brand is basically the name of the shop (on one version anyway). It does seem to be used by other brand names as well.
The only thing I would say about it though, is that the bigger the monitor, the more it restricts the horizontal angle they can be placed at. In my opinion, the arms needed to be slightly longer, to allow more of an inward tilt. I use mine on my NEC 20WGX2 Pros, and it's fine. I did try it with a pair of 24" (on one of my numerous failed attempts to upgrade my monitors), but they wouldn't turn inwards quite enough for me. I think if I sat further back, it would be okay with the 24s, but my eyesight isn't good enough to do that.
The only thing I would say about it though, is that the bigger the monitor, the more it restricts the horizontal angle they can be placed at. In my opinion, the arms needed to be slightly longer, to allow more of an inward tilt. I use mine on my NEC 20WGX2 Pros, and it's fine. I did try it with a pair of 24" (on one of my numerous failed attempts to upgrade my monitors), but they wouldn't turn inwards quite enough for me. I think if I sat further back, it would be okay with the 24s, but my eyesight isn't good enough to do that.