VIVO Triple Vertical LCD Monitor Height Adjustable Desk Mount Stand for 3 Screens up to 27 inches STAND-V003D

As an Engineer, I do not usually comment much on product design, but today will be the exception. This monitor stand has some exceptional features. You can easily attach the VESA mounts to the monitor and then lift the monitor onto the stand. The “taper” mount allows it to easily capture and hold the monitor hands-free while you put in a retaining screw. Very nice tilt, swivel and rotate mechanism, also with a locking screw. Another fantastic feature is that the mounts have plastic sleeves so you can actually raise and lower the monitor on the post and slide with ease (I have a couple of other stands where you cannot). All hardware, fasteners and even tools included, so another plus. Simple to assemble. Monitors seem very stable on the base mount, even way up high. This stand has sufficient height, that you could configure two monitors, one in Portrait and one in Landscape orientation as well.

Bought three of these for a project of mine. Mounted three Dell 17" monitors with sound bars attached underneath them and there was no problem. Cables clips all the way down making routing cables easy and the stands themselves are very balanced with all three monitors on each. Not a common use-case for most people but they are perfect for my use.

Really great stand! Don't believe the negative reviews. This is very easy to assemble. The design is great. I have the 2 monitor verticle Vivo stand. The one with the big bulky base. This replaced it. I prefer this design. The base is not bulky. You can change monitors without taking off the other ones. Seems easier to adjust and stays in place better. I put three 27" monitors on it. Right next to a 65" 4K TV. Connected to a self made PC connected to a 7.3.2 ATMOS/DTX-X sound system. I am a multi tasker.

This thing is perfect, exactly what I needed. I almost didn't get it because another review said it couldn't angle down far enough. That's wrong. If you know what you're doing, the back joint that connects the monitor to the stand lets you rotate it in any direction, and lets you easily angle it very far down. Definitely recommend!

Works great. It is the 2nd one we have purchased.

While I would not recommend it because it passes the recommended size, I managed to fit a 32’ and 43’ gaming monitor on this stand. I never saw it in the paperwork, but there is a threaded hole in the bottom of the stand. I bolted it through my desk and it doesn’t move at all. It’s pretty heavy, but you want it to be. Great value.

I used the stand to put a 3 monitor holder onto and then raise my monitors so that I can put my 17" laptop underneath. I then added a small wide monitor on top of it all so that I can see important information scroll by, and added a small speaker holder I made with clamps to clean up my desk (this goes at the bottom and behind my laptop. Not using it exactly for what it was intended for, but it works for me and was worth the price. to keep it from falling over, I used a 20lb weight that had the correct diameter and put the post thru it. This thing is never falling over - even with an earthquake!

I've used several VIVO products in the past, and for the money they have been pretty stellar. This triple vertical stand was so close to being another home run, but they crippled it with the stupid monitor mount and unnecessary complexity in assembly. For starters they opted for screw connectors for each pole section, as opposed to previous use of a coupler device. Because they are screw connectors they require a set screw, the set screw was obviously an afterthought as it literally does nothing, and you can still rotate the poles even with the set screw in, and the allen key for the set screw was loose in the case, making it very easy to get lost. Thankfully I order more than one of these because one of my shipments did have a missing allen key for the set screw. The monitor mount they went with is a circular ball mount, rather than the tried and true pivot mount. meaning that you need yet another set screw to tighten it down. Guess what? your range of motion to tighten that set screw is only a quarter turn each time, and once you do have it tight, it does very little to stop the screen from moving around. Also because of the circular mount, the monitor would regularly slide off while trying to mount it. I ended up dropping 2 of my monitors during the mounting process over this design oversight. The old design, you knew before you ever started lowering it onto the mount whether you were lined up or not, heck one of their other monitor mount designs has a guide post that literally guides you in. I was able to put my monitor on those completely blind, and yet with this version I was struggling to get it on, when I was staring right at it. Lastly 4 different allen key sizes!?! I can understand having a couple different sizes, but all of your products I've used up until now used 2 sizes, they were the same 2 sizes. You had a big, and a little. Now you literally have a different sized allen key for each section of the stand. What happened to the old VIVO that actually put out good products at a decent price? In conclusion, the pole, and base are good, but if I were to do this again, I would save myself the headache, and buy different monitor mounts for their stand. The mounts are trash.

Great product. I bought one for setting up a standing workstation on a normal height table. The 40" pole that comes with this stand makes it easy to use two monitors while standing. I have a 27" monitor mounted at a little above eye level slightly tilted downwards, and a 23" monitor mounted just below, slightly tilted upwards. The base is very stable (much more so than it looks), and has a soft covering on the bottom for those who are concerned about the base scraping their tabletops. I used a non-stick drawer liner to keep the base from moving at all, and it works great. Using the tabletop base is a matter of tightly screwing in three screws. As others have mentioned, I highly recommend mounting the VESA brackets to the monitors --before-- placing them on the pole. It will save you a lot of time and effort. The kit comes with all the screws you need (12 long and 12 short for the monitor VESA mounts) as well as the necessary tools (allen key and wrench). Setup is pretty straightforward. If you've ever put together IKEA furniture, you'll get through your setup quickly. For me, the longest part was figuring out how to remove the base from my LG 23" monitor, which was harder than one would think, because of the bad design. Compared to the platforms that I was using before to elevate my two monitors, this stand actually allowed me to have more desk space too. Of course, your mileage may vary on this. All in all, this is a great stand for the price, and I highly recommend it.

Really good, strong, easy to build - price is quite ok as well; Best way to design a multi-monitor setup (6-9+ monitors) - surprisingly stable for it's height;

This is a great quality product. Instead of mounting three small sized monitors, I mount two 32'ch monitors and it works perfectly so far. The base is very steady. The stand itself is well made. I would highly recommend it if you are seriously about using multiple monitors and very space-saving sensitive on your desk. This stand functions just like a skyscraper as it can effectively utilize the vertical space on your desk.

I was quite impressed with this product. It was all out of steel and easy to adjust. There were also locking screws so that a monitor position could be fixed and I didn't have to worry about it moving/sliding or becoming miss aligned. Really liked the product and thought the design was well thought out.

The quality of this stand is fantastic, feels very solid and well made. I love the fact that there are easily detachable vesa mount that you can attach to the monitor FIRST and then slide them in on the stand, and just add a thumb screw to secure it on. this is fantastic and most stand dont have that. the only issue... and it's kind of a big one is that you can't angle the monitor enough. In other words, the top monitor is pretty high, so if you're sitting down at a normal position it will be pointed not toward your face, but higher. With cheaper monitor with poor viewing angle, it means you'll see almost nothing on them, which is my case. But even with a good monitor, the angle is just bad and it would have been pretty easy to make it more adjustable if only they thought about that. that being said the price is really cheap and it works ok for what i'm doing and 3 vertical monitor stand is really rare. everything is adjustable and thight-able, this means that everything will stay in place. Also the foot is very flat and slanted, which is a GREAT bonus. I have other stands with big bulky thick feet and they always get in the way highly recommended if what if the issue i talked about is not a problem for you.