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Freestanding Dual Monitor Stand with Tempered Glass Base
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Freestanding Dual Monitor Stand with Tempered Glass Base

A desk where the mount is on show

$39.99$59.99 3.9 (60)

What it is for

The second freestanding option, and the one chosen for how it looks rather than what it can do. A tempered glass base gives the stand visual weight without a large opaque footprint, which suits a desk that is seen from the front. It carries two screens from 17 to 32 inches at up to 22 lbs each, a higher per-arm figure than the plain freestanding stand.

Check before you order. This model has the lowest customer rating of the mounts in this catalogue, which is worth knowing before ordering. Reviews cluster on the base rather than the arms, so if a fixed clamp is possible on the desk, a clamped model is the safer choice.

What assembly actually means

Assemble on the desk rather than on the floor, because the glass base is the part most likely to be damaged in transit between rooms. Once the post is in the base and the screens are on, the stand is stable and should not need moving.

What it changes

  • A glass base reads as lighter than a steel plate of the same area, which is the reason to pick it on a desk with no back wall behind it.
  • Twenty-two pounds per arm is more headroom than the other freestanding stand offers, so mid-weight 32 inch panels stay inside the rating.
  • Nothing is fixed to the desk, so the arrangement can be lifted off entirely when the desk is needed for something else.

In one line each

  • Freestanding dual stand with a tempered glass base
  • Screens from 17 to 32 inches
  • Rated 22 lbs per arm
  • VESA 75 by 75 and 100 by 100 mm
  • No clamping or drilling required

Published figures

Screens2
Screen size17 to 32 in
Load per arm22 lb
VESA75x75 / 100x100 mm
MountingFreestanding tempered glass base
MovementTilt, swivel, rotation, height
Max tilt65 degrees
Desk damageNone: nothing is clamped
ColourBlack
Model referenceB0FMJZN72S

Figures as published for this model. Anything that has never been published is left out rather than estimated.

Where this one sits among the 18

The same figures as every other page in this section, lined up against the section itself. Being the biggest at something is not the same as being the best at it, so the last column says where a number puts this model and leaves the judgement to you.

FigureThis modelAll 18 mountsWhere that puts it
Largest screen it takes32 in27 to 49 inBigger than 2 of the other 17
Smallest screen it takes17 in13 to 17 inThe largest of the 18
Weight per arm22 lb17.6 to 37.4 lbStronger than 11 of the other 17
Screens carried21 to 3More than 6 of the other 17

Ranges cover only the mounts that publish the figure at all; a model that has never published one is left out of that row rather than counted as a zero.

Where it sits in the range

Of the 18 mounts in this section this is the 13th cheapest: 12 cost less, 5 cost more, and the section runs from $19.98 to $89.99. It carries a published list price of $59.99, so the figure above is below that rather than the usual asking price.

There is no figure here on which it beats everything cheaper in the section, so if none of the 12 below it is missing something you need, the difference is colour, top size or finish rather than capability.

It carries 60 customer reviews at 3.9 out of five, with 16 of the other 17 rated higher. Those numbers come from the retail listing and are reproduced rather than curated, including when they are unflattering.