WALI Triple Monitor Stand Desk Mount GSDM003

I have a rather small desk for 3 monitors and I wanted some more space. Decided to go with this item and I am satisfied. It comes with 2 options on how to fix it to your desk, I decided with the easy option and not drill a hole in my desk. The clamp is definitely strong enough. The assembly is very easy, but I recommend not skipping any steps. I didn’t have any issue fixing the pieces to my monitors. Adding them to the mount is also doable by yourself, despite the guide recommending 2 people for that part. Moving the arms were easy too. I tried putting one of my monitor vertically and it worked, however it’s not my preference. It is pretty adjustable overall. The pricing is reasonable and the pieces don’t look necessarily cheap. I absolutely LOVED the cable management in the arms and pole (optional clip).

Here is my gaming setup with both my 24 inches monitors and my main inches monitor. It looks pretty spacious compared to before.

Do not come into this thinking that it is going to be a quick 30 minute Job. If you take the time you can dial this mount in and really make it work wonders for your set up. I have an IKEA desk that has drawers and a metal frame around the desk this made my overall desk height about 5 inches. I had to custom make a bracket out of a 2X4 the screws for the bracket are M6 x1.0 for anyone interested and a simple 1/4×20 bolt and nut can hold the bottom of the clamp to the wood. the directions are easy to follow and the cable management is very nice and can make everything seem as if the cables don’t exist ( I was too lazy to do this so some cables still show. overall for 1/3 the price of bigger competitors it really holds up well. each arm holds 15 pounds and can be adjusted for spring. The monitor on the left weighs 7 pounds but has an additional metal bracket to hold my Mac mini behind it and all the wires. bringing the weight to around 12-13 pounds. No drop or issue with this arm. Great product

I bought this along with three 24in Spectre monitors a couple weeks back so my experience is based on that. A person with different sized monitors might have a different experience.

I was impressed on how easy it was to assemble. First, you decide on how you want to attach the stand as there are two methods to do so, either clamp or grommet. I chose the clamp and haven’t had problems. It’s pretty sturdy and holds the monitors well.

Second, the branching arms are a single piece that slides right onto the main pole and fastened by a socket head bolt. Hex keys are provided.

Then you fasten the middle apparatus that will hold the middle monitor. After you attach the brackets to the monitors and place the monitors onto the mount, which you then fasten with socket bolts to keep the monitor from falling. It’s pretty simple and the mount is sturdy.

I also liked that it was designed in mind to help with cable management. The cables are held together under the arms by a piece of metal that slides and hooks onto the arms, it’s really clever. However, it becomes tedious to hook back on with more than 3 cables (I had two hdmi and power cord).

The gas spring was nice and simple to use. You use the hex key to turn the socket bolt on the arm clockwise or counter clockwise. This causes the arm to move freely or stay in place firmly, depending on how heavy your monitor is. In my case, each monitor is light so when I used the default settings, it required a bit of strength to move the arms up and down. I fully rotated the bolt 3 times clockwise. This allowed me to move the arm freely.

Lastly, the tilt and range of motion of each arm is great. The tilt at the end of the arms is control by another socket bolt and easily changed. As for the range of motion, the arms can move around greatly but I believe can be limited if you have a larger monitor size.

Things to note:
-no extra tools necessary, everything is included
-desk thickness is important so make sure to measure your deck before you even consider buying it
-monitor and brackets may not be compatible (in my case, the monitors have a metal bracke sticking out directly in the middle where the flat bracket would be placed. Thankfully, Spectre included spacers with their monitors so all I had to do was attach the spacers and install the bracket onto them)
-instructions were easy to follow, but the labels that appeared on the bolts and washers did not match the instructions. Not a big deal as there that many parts but still something I noticed

This is the 2nd Wali monitor desk mount I have purchased. The first was a dual monitor mount that I was very satisfied with, my son is now using it. I bought this 3 monitor mount for a recent PC build and am also very happy with this purchase. Assembly was easy with the provided tools. I was able to mount all 3 of my monitors without problems and have no worries about strength or sturdiness. Adjusting the monitors and locking them into place was a breeze. Wali took cable management into consideration with this desk mount and I appreciated it very much. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this unit or buy other products from Wali in the future.

Un desastre, los muelles de gas no sujetan los monitores y al poco tiempo de usarlos se caen quedando los monitores sobre la mesa. Los vuelves a subir, se vuelven a caer. Si puedo, lo devuelvo.

When I saw the reviews I was a little concerned because “stability” was not highlighted as a positive feature, but I think it deserves it. I have three 24” flat monitors and they look great and fit well together. Assembly took 15 min, just read the booklet first so you know what to do. It comes with a ton of screws to attach the monitors to the plates but you only need one set, it just depends on which ones your monitor accommodates (they’re just offering many options). It is very sturdy. Word of advice, adjust the cables FIRST and level the monitors LAST. Great product.