LX Dual Stacking Desk Arm

Short version : _____________ Pros: - easy to assemble - very robust and sturdy, will hold up very well within guidelines - fairly decent free range of motion Cons: - dat price tag $$$$ - certain features like cable routing and swivel leave some very minor grievances LONG version : ______________ You don't have to read it all, but if you're already looking into buying this, there's a decent chance you are in a similar situation. If I was being nitpicky this would be a 4/5, but seeing as how there's really no other manufacturer that readily provides a solution to my problem it really is just the best I can get, from what I've seen. I upgraded from an LG 34UC89G-B 34" 21:9 to an Alienware AW3423DW 34" 21:9 and wanted to keep both monitors, with the new one on bottom and old on mounted on top. My old 2 arm mount was not going to be able to support this much weight as my other monitor was just a 27" 16:9 and it barely held those together. I didn't want to have to screw anything into my wall and I wasn't 100% sure on my desk space so I wanted free moving arms for orienting the monitors before finalizing where I want them to stay. Once I got this I was able to set my monitors up stacked on top of each other. While the bottom one isn't quite sitting as low as it can go, it's not far off. But the top monitor is just about using the mount's maximum capabilities in terms of being able to space these monitors apart while still leaving a tiny bit of room for adjustment. I have been able to pull my top monitor forward and rotate it portrait for documents and such though I have not done the same with the bottom monitor. ______________________________________________________ Overall actual use after setup: 9/10 The monitors themselves are not on the extreme end of heavy but they're not light. They both fall within the specifications of the mount. But where Ergotron excels with the LX is that it will actually support curved monitors up to that weight as well, as the curvature changes the center of balance of the overall monitor and puts more stress when extended out than your typical flat monitor. This is usually where you can see other people having issues with sag when approaching the upper limits of other mounting systems. These have not sagged at all since tightening down the screws and move with a fair bit of range, staying in place afterwards. However I do not extensively move my monitors around often and don't know how well it would hold up if you just kept moving them around constantly, though with the construction quality I'd wager it would be fine. One thing I was told from a friend who has the same mount: if your monitor is really bottom heavy for whatever reason and you decide to use it portrait style, the minor taps and thumps from your desk will cause it to try to rotate back to a horizontal position, skewed about 5-10 degrees. It's very minor and just takes a quick second to readjust but keep in mind that it may happen as 1 side is now far heavier than the other. ______________________________________________________ Setup process: 9/10 The setup itself was very easy. I saw other reviews having issues with it and maybe getting some help but if you follow the instructions provided, it is extremely easy, especially compared to setting up other mounts where you have to screw in the whole assembly to the monitor and take the entire piece and clamp it on your desk. You need to clamp down the base and bottom arm portions of the mount, then screw in the upper portions to the monitors BEFORE putting the rest of the mount together. The top arm portion falls right into the bottom and you just tighten the screw afterwards. If you can physically lift your monitor + 8 ounces or so, you will have no issues putting it together. One thing I will note: tightening the actual swivel head on the monitor so that the tension matches the weight of the monitor may be difficult if you are short since it adjusts from the top. WARNING: If your desk is particle board or something, I highly recommend buying reinforcement plates for the clamp. The clamp that the LX comes with is fairly sizeable but if you're going to be putting 50 lbs of pressure on 1 spot on your desk, it's best to not worry about the weight snapping your desk in half. If your desk isn't sturdy material: the arm mount will hold up, your desk will not. You're already splurging on this mount, don't cheap out and break your desk and potentially your monitors by skimping out on a $10 metal plate. If you don't want to go that route and don't care much about aesthetics, you can just use some wood. ______________________________________________________ Cable management: 5/10 Cable management looked like a mere afterthought. It's serviceable and hides the cables well enough but it's nothing to write home about. This feature has been better executed in cheaper models. ______________________________________________________ Range of motion: 8/10 Range of motion is better than most for sure. While it will still hold them in place, some positions and setups can be limited if you have enormous monitors. If you're using 2 24" monitors you will have zero issues, but the more you approach 40", even on 1 monitor, the options get more and more limited. ______________________________________________________ Final notes: I wish the pole was longer. That would solve a lot of issues people have had with mobility using large monitors. The arm mounts themselves hold up well, the fitting of large monitors just leaves something to be desired, especially out of something as expensive as this.

I research most anything that is a specialty item and/or over $100, I believe in getting my money's worth but also hate getting sold on a cheap product. I searched all over the internet for a monitor stand that would offer some flexibility in what it could offer and this is the one I settled on. To each their own. My thoughts so far; The pros: strong arms rated for heavier monitors, a laptop option, adjustable height arms as well as the support base gives multiple ways to move the arms independently from each other and even swap side to side if I so choose (some stands the arms will conflict with one another), I liked the polished look contrast against the black, kinda classy. The base is solid with a "through" mount option, and the routing method for cables was about as good as any other stand. The laptop stand partially holds a computer by velcro which was very secure even with smaller pieces; also some rubber padding strips provided (both are 3M and good quality). The cons: the price is somewhat expensive, and the joints are incredibly stiff, at least to start. So, basically I have been very impressed with the item. It seems very well made, I like the look of it, and it is solid, the laptop stand is much more secure than I ever would have guessed and have been tearing my laptop off but better than there being a chance of it falling. Also, it is natural to grab the monitor, or in this case the laptop case, to use as leverage while adjusting the arms. I have a 29" monitor to go on one arm and it will likely be able to handle a bigger model in the future. But from the factory the joints are LOCKED tight. This shows the quality of the build, but frustrating at same time. The item came very well packaged, all the pieces set in their place in the box. The smaller individual pieces came in sealed, consecutively attached bags (for the most part, some stand alone items) overall very organized. This is a really nice item, and although it takes some getting used to maneuvering the "limbs", it really makes the desk seem more spacious once the clutter of moving is cleaned up. The joints are pretty tight at first and may get easier with more use, but as-is and considering the weight they need to handle it is not a real issue. Completely recommend this item.

can't imagine any other arm being as beefy, and not for this cheap. the stacking works great, with 22" monitors. The pole is completely solid, though through all the joints in the arms there is a bit of play. Basically if you bump into the monitors they will wiggle back and forth until they settle, however the movement is small and if you aren't bumping into them they don't move at all. The mount works well. Downsides: arms are beefy and take up some space, ESPECIALLY factoring in the joint at the monitor. Basically make sure you have some space because the parts are soo damn big! I'm not sure but I get the impression that you could put a couple 27s on here or something heavy because this thing is a beast. i was shipped the version WITH the laptop stand, so you can use it with 2 monitors or a monitor and a laptop. the laptop stand is probably part of the reason the arms are so beefy. i will say that the human scale single monitor arm that I have is at least ten times more svelt and sleek, but it's clearly not as strong / beefy. If you need something that looks really nice this ergotron isn't it...though it still looks pretty good. just the wires don't disspear as much, and the black and silver look just isn't awesome. also, the friction adjustments on the human scale seem cheap compared to the adjustments here on the ergotron. they both do the same thing, but for the most part i like the ergotron better. that said, if I didn't need stacking and didn't care about cost, and had a desk where the arms were visible (no wall) i'd buy a couple human scales. those conditions not withstanding (i.e. most situations) the ergotron is the one! All in all, this has got to be the best value in monitor arms out there. you don't have to stack with it, and you dont' have to use the laptop mount, but you WILL be happy with the strength and obvious quality, and you'll be thinking "how could this be so cheap?"

I had the old LX single arm (black/grey) model as well as many other cheap arms (monoprice...etc) loved the old LX, the articulation, the adjustable springs for different monitor weights... all result in the ultimate in versatility and ergonomics there is almost no competitors to the level of quality that ergotron produces hence i went back to Ergotron and decided to spend the big bucks since there is nothing as good as Ergotron with these new LX series, the arms are made of aluminum instead of steel on the old models. this means lighter, sleeker, and is a bit more stable (less arm weight is good) i have 2x ASUS VW266H which are 25.5" each, perfect width infact, this stacking arm can take on bigger monitors as long as the weight isnt too heavy the laptop tray is the only thing i wouldnt give 5 stars to but since im not using it, meh no big loss so overall, i am giving this whole deal a 4.7 star rating, rounding off to a 5 stars rating pricey but very much worth it!

Very impressed with the quality of this item. Very sturdy. Assembly instructions could be a little more clear, but wasn’t too difficult. Went with grommet mounted and just really impressed overall with the construction and materials. Need to bring the price down though. No way it should cost near $500! 5 stars for quality, -1 star for cost/value.

Extremely sturdy, wealth of adjustments, and simple set up. By far the best monitor arm I’ve used. My monitors don’t wobble or move unless I want them to. Went with the small pole and had no issue mounting 32 and 27 inch side by side. Might even buy another for my laptop. One thing to note, if your desk is against a wall and you want full range of motion, I would recommend grommet mounting instead of using the c clamp. About 6-9 inches from the wall should give you full range of motion clearance.

Price is excessive for a monitor mount, but, it’s solid and I have zero concerns that it can hold two 32” stacked monitors, without issue. And that’s the key part, “without issue”. Plenty of monitor arms will work, but not all of them will last. And few will perform the same on day 1 and 1000. Lesser mounts will deteriorate, or simply fail by then. There’s no compromise with this mount. Everything about it is premium. Tip: the part where the the monitor attaches to the arm can rotate 360 degrees. This is handy in a stacked configuration because normally there is only a small amount of vertical tilt, which may not be enough for the top monitor. But if the monitor is rotated 180 degrees (upside down) you’ll have full range for vertical tilt. I like the top monitor the be upside down since the bezel is smaller in that setup. Or you can just attach the mounting plate upside down and keep the monitor in normal orientation but still benefi5 from the increased vertical tilt. No issues hold two 32” monitors, zero sag. But the monitors will wobble if mount or desk moves. Recommend a solid mounting surface. Overall, great mount. I’d purchase again.

I bought this back in 2013 and it worked great with a 27" monitor on one arm and the laptop tray and my Macbook Pro on the other arm - inserted into a hole on my treadmill desk. I upgraded my monitor to a Dell curved 32" monitor, which is under 17lbs. The arm couldn't hold the monitor at first, so I went back to the directions and learned there is a screw to create more tension on the spring. After making the adjustment on the arm the my new monitor held in place just fine. The new monitor was on a different desk; instead of going through a hole in the desk top, I had to clamp onto the edge. The only caveat is that if you are up against a wall, you may not be able to maneuver the monitor back far enough without hitting the wall with the arm. To remedy this, I put the pole on the left side and had the arm fairly straight so that I could push the monitor back without the arm elbow getting in the way or hitting the wall.

Bought this for work. Main reason was to get my screens higher so I could sit correctly. These are extremely well made, very solid and strong. most parts are metal. Very very versatile. My colleague was jealous so he bought one as well. I would find it hard to believe that there is any stand better than this one. Easy to put together. Gives many options on how to attach to desk which is handy. super easy to move screens. Love this product. This is how products should be made and how they should work. Perfect!

Gracias a este soporte, mi escritorio vuelve a ser útil para realizar otras actividades tan normales como escribir sobre él.

端的にまとめると ・頑丈 ・しっかり止まる ・でも取り付けはかなり簡単 ・白最高 です。 オプションアームも追加してトリプルモニタで、スタンディングデスクにて使用していますがかなり安定しています。 支柱を止める金具が二つだからというのもあるんでしょう。 今まで数千円～１万円程の安物アームを１０個くらい使ってきましたが、がっちり固定具合がダントツ一位です。 動かし具合や動かした後の固定具合（首が落ちる事が無い）もバッチリ。 個人的に気になるのは、アームを固定するときに支柱に絶対傷が付くことくらいですね。（背面に付けるようにすれば気にはなりません） 値段が群を抜いて高く、言葉通り本当に一生ものというわけではないと思いますが、その値段と言葉に恥じない作りです。

Ich habe mir diesen Bildschirmhalter gekauft, weil ich eine sehr große Person bin und extreme Schmerzen bekomme, wenn ich länger am Rechner arbeiten muss. Ich kann gar nicht so viele Gegenstände unter dem Bildschirm stapeln, so dass er ideal stünde. Ich habe einen 27" Samsung P2770HD in Gebrauch und er hält! Es ist extrem angenehm diesen Halter zu verwenden. Wenn es zu hell wird, kann ich ganz schnell den Bildschirm so weg drehen, dass ich normal weiter arbeiten kann. Ich kann jetzt besser und länger arbeiten, ohne dass ich schnell verspanne. Das Produkt selbst ist gut verarbeitet und stabil! Die Montage ist sehr einfach. Praktisch ist auch, dass in diesem Paket die lange Stange und die Notebook-Halter vorhanden sind. Wenn der Arm für jemanden zu kurz ist, würde man sogar noch einen Erweiterungsarm bekommen. Die Kabelführung ist gut gelöst. Mit diesem Produkt kann man ergonomischer und angenehmer arbeiten. Ich habe mir sogar noch einen iPad Halter gekauft, welcher aber nicht unbedingt für diesen Arm ausgelegt ist, da das iPad sehr leicht ist - daher kommt jetzt noch ein dritter LX Halter speziell für das iPad. Ich will ohne diese Halter gar nicht mehr arbeiten. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Bardzo dobry sprzęt, choc wymagał tunningu dla moich potrzeb. Aby zmieścić dwa ekrany 42" + 34" musiałem wymienić główna rurę na dłuższa 100cm (nierdzewna rura 35x3mm + odpowiednie nagwintowanie). W jednym z ramion spiłować blokadę dolnego pochyłu, która oryginalnie pozwala tylko na -5 stopni. Oraz dokupiłem dwie blokady obrotu 97-774-003. Po tych przeróbkach uchwyt w pełni spełnia moje wymagania.