�鶹��

First impressions of this product out of the box was excellent. Parts bags are individually label, Parts are robust and solid and made from good quality metal (No scratches, Dents or dings). Only plastic on them was the covers for the built in cable management channels. The instructions were simple to follow and setting up was a breeze and completed in less than 20 minutes. Might have been done sooner, but I was installing this using the "C"- clamp option with a reinforcement plate to a folding table so a tiny bit more care was needed. Once mounted, and the gas springs tension adjusted, I could slightly shake the table, and the monitor arms & monitors didn't jiggle around so there's very little wobble or movement once they were positioned. The USB hub in the base isn't really a hub, but rather to male to female cables that are mounted inside the cover of the base, which connect to your computer, which I'm really not currently using at the moment. I've mounted 2 Acer GF276 HD 27" monitors and was able to position them side by side comfortably flush up against each other not having any space in between the bezels. However, the arms aren't long enough to stack the monitors on top of each other comfortably without any overlap. If you're using this product with the C-Clamp you can expect to need to leave some space behind the desk out from the wall as the arms do protrude past the edge of the desk (See photos). There might be a posibility of bringing the monitors forward closer to you reducing the amount of overhang at he back of the desk, but monitors may not be able to be positioned flushly side by side, which really isn't a deal breaker. The ability to rotate, angle & Tilt the monitors are a bonus as it's a breeze to rotate the monitor from a landscape to a Portrait position or even raise, lower, or bring the monitors closer, or movem them father away from you... They're fully adjustable. The cable management channels are a nice touch, but I'm finding that since most Display port cables are only a certain length, you loose alot of distance in cable running them through the channels to the computer. The gromet mount version would be a much better option if your desk is 30" or more in depth. You might be able to alleviate the amount of overhang at the rear of the desk or table they're mounted to. I have to admit, having one center pedistal holding the 2 monitors up rather than having to sepparate monitor bases sitting on the table does provide you with more space as well as make it look more professionally neater giving you more table space. So in over all, if I can mount 2 27" monitors to a folding table with little next to no movement, that itself has to say the quality of the product. Along with the aesthetics of it..