I'm looking for a cheap vesa dual monitor arms that

The cheapest one I could find was $100 in Canada

>>59473605
You get what you pay for when it comes to monitor arms. I had some 3M arms and they were pretty shit. I ended replacing them a Ergotron and there is a night and day difference.

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what about a stand?

>>59475525
>op wants something that mount from the desk
>"How about a stand?"
Fucking autists

>>59475502
>You get what you pay for
Agreed. I used a cheap one ($60) and after 6 months with only a single 1440p monitor on it was leaning/bending forward. Added an advertised laptop tray and it started bending more. Not coming loose from the edge of the desk, mind you. Bending.

I'm saving up for one for a triple-monitor setup, but not cheaping out this time.

>>59475540
looks like the same shit to me

>>59475688
One is secured the desk and can't tip over, the other isnt. One is easily adjustable, the other isnt.

>>59475525
this looks like itwould just tip forward

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These arctic ones are the cheapest I'm aware of
https://www.arctic.ac/eu_en/products/accessories/monitor-arm.html
Get get varying reviews as you would expect at the price point

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>>59475502
>You get what you pay for when it comes to monitor arms.
I have pic related, cost 25EUR and it's solid as fuck. There's a dual arm version that costs 10EUR more.
I can't comment on the dual arm version, but mine is pretty good. I guess the contact with the desk would be the weakest point with heavy monitors.

http://www.equip-info.net/TV-and-Monitor/650114/p-1029.htm

I saw the same exact stands sold with the brands "Equip" and "VonHaus".

>>59475549
I'm using a $40 mount with a 24" and 22" monitor and it's fine, even though I've been using it for over a year. The manufacturer is called King Mod Services.

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>>59475976
>cant easily adjust vertically
in to the trash it goes

>>59476017
Why would you adjust the height so frequently? Maybe if you're alternating between standing up/sitting down, but then the whole desk should move as well.

>>59476102
To move the TV out of the way when I need to use the desk as a work surface if im fucking around inside one of my computers. It has enough vertical adjustment that I can make the 40" TV go from touching the surface of the desk to have the bottom of the TV be 2' above the surface.

> but then the whole desk should move as well.
they also make keyboard trays you can attach to it

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>>59476177
>they also make keyboard trays you can attach to it

As I said before, you get what you pay for when it comes to arms.

>>59476177
>To move the TV out of the way when I need to use the desk as a work surface
Fair point. I don't need that, but I can see how it can be useful to some.

>>59473605
As everyone else said in this thread: get an ergotron. A monitor stand is sth. you won't replace in years so it makes sense to get a proper one.
I've bought some HP rebranded Ergotron monitor arms about three years ago and are still happy with them. (they were cheaper at the time )
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/oas/product-detail.html?oid=4343929