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H HUANUOAV Dual Monitor Stand - Height Adjustable Gas Spring Monitor Desk Mount Swivel VESA Bracket Fit Two 17 to 32 Inch Computer Screens, Each Arm Holds up to 17.6lbs
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About H HUANUOAV Dual Monitor Stand - Height Adjustable
Is your neck sore from staring at your screen in an unhealthy, uncomfortable position? Is your desktop messy with lots of office supplies? Can’t find a proper stand to match with your large workstation? Now you need our H HUANUOAV HADS1 Gas Spring Dual Monitor Stand! An ergonomic solution for work! IMPROVE POSTURE & MORE COMFORTABLE This stand raises your monitor to eye level, you will not bend your neck to watch the screen, reducing strain on your neck, shoulder and back, improving your posture for productive work. SUPER SAPCE SAVER Hold 2 monitors on 1 stand off desktop mounted on the edge of desk or through a grommet hole, freeing up much valuable space on your desk and making your workstation spacious and clutter-free. FULLY ADJUSTABLE & OPTIMAL VIEW Each joint of the arm is adjustable. Besides, this arm can make your monitor tilt from -45° to +45°, swivel from -90° to +90°and rotate a full 360°. Easy to find an optimal view angle as your need. Set your monitor from landscape to portrait mode is a piece of cake! 2 MOUNTING OPTIONS Comes with C clamp and grommet kits, this stand fits desks with or without a hole. C Clamps works perfect for desk thickness up to 3.15" while grommet mounting fits desk thickness up to 2.75".Choose the suitable one as your need. VARIOUS SCREEN COMBINATION Use dual monitor to meet different work style. with this stand, you can make two monitors in landscape mode, both in portrait mode or 1 lanscape and 1 portrait mode. You can also use monitors in different size or use 2 monitors in opposite positions.
