MOUNTUP Dual Monitor Stand for 32-Inch Screens

Key specifications

A crowded desk and two screens that sit too low can make a work area harder to organize. This MOUNTUP dual monitor stand lifts both monitors off the desktop, leaving more room for the things you use throughout the day.

Each arm adjusts independently, so you can bring the screens closer together for focused work or angle them toward someone joining you. The mount supports flat or curved monitors from 17 to 32 inches, weighing 4.4–17.6 pounds each, with VESA 75x75 mm or 100x100 mm mounting patterns.

Its movement range includes 135° of tilt, 180° of swivel, and 360° of rotation between portrait and landscape. The arms extend 17.3 inches, with 9.4 inches of height adjustment. Cable management routes wires through the arms, while the base can be installed with a C-clamp or a grommet mount. The C-clamp fits desks 0.39–2.76 inches thick.

Who it’s for

This setup makes the most sense for someone using two compatible monitors who wants more open desk space and flexible screen positioning without placing both displays on fixed stands. For example, you could keep one screen facing forward for a document and rotate the other toward a coworker during a quick review, then return it to your usual layout.

It suits you if your monitors fall within the stated size and weight ranges and have one of the supported VESA patterns. It may also help when you switch between sitting at your desk and standing nearby, since each arm can be repositioned rather than leaving the screens locked in one spot. Unlike a basic riser, the arms allow separate adjustments and portrait-to-landscape rotation.

The key limitation is that monitor size alone does not determine fit: weight and VESA pattern matter too. You may want to skip it if either screen is outside the listed weight range or your desk cannot take the chosen mounting method. The pneumatic arms also need their tension adjusted to suit the weight of each monitor.

Everyday use

The package includes assembly instructions and the hardware needed for installation. You can choose the C-clamp or grommet base, depending on your desk and the mounting option that works for your setup. Once installed, the arms can be positioned separately, and the cable routing helps keep wires from lying across the desktop.

In everyday use, the main payoff is a more adaptable layout: move a screen closer for detailed work, swivel it aside to make space, or rotate it when a portrait view is useful. The listed movement range offers plenty of adjustment, but the product details do not specify desk compatibility for every grommet setup, so the mounting arrangement is worth matching to your desk before choosing it.

Before you decide

What monitor sizes does it support? It is listed for flat or curved screens from 17 to 32 inches. Each monitor must also weigh 4.4–17.6 pounds and use a 75x75 mm or 100x100 mm VESA pattern.

Can each screen be adjusted separately? Yes. The two arms are independently adjustable, with tilt, swivel, and rotation for each monitor.

What desks can use the C-clamp? The stated clamp range is 0.39–2.76 inches thick. A grommet base is also included as a mounting option.

Should you buy it?

Choose this stand if your two monitors meet the fit requirements and reclaiming desk space matters more than keeping screens on simple, fixed stands. Its independent arms, broad movement options, and cable routing suit a workspace where screen position changes during the day. If you cannot confirm the monitors’ weight and VESA pattern, or the mounting method does not suit your desk, a less adjustable stand with a known fit may be the more sensible choice.