Chief Widescreen Horizontal Dual Monitor Mount Table Stand for Displays 10-30" - Black
Mfg # KTP225B
CDW # 1545587
| UNSPSC 43212002
Quick tech specs
- Monitor mount
- Dual arm mount
- For monitors 10-30"
- Multi-display
- Landscape or portrait orientation
- Desk mount
- Dual display mount
- 35 lbs. weight capacity (per monitor)
- 2x1 mounted array
- Black
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This widescreen dual horizontal monitor mount table stand provides a rock solid, free-standing solution for graphic designers, broadcasters and other users who work with multiple small flat panel monitors. There is independent adjustment for each screen for proper ergonomic alignment. Chief's Centris Technology provides smooth, fingertip tilt in all directions and the teardrop hole pattern makes mounting the screens quick and easy. Integrated cable management included.
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Chief KTP225B - stand is rated
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Serves its purpose
This is the second multi-monitor stand that I've dealt with (the first being an Ergotron#. The Chief has more adjustability that the Ergotron #because of the swivelling heads). Setting the unit up is easy enough. The base is large / heavy enough to prevent the unit from toppling over when only one monitor is mounted.
Some minor complaintes:
The swivelling head has a tension adjustment on the back. I have found that it is either too tight to move freely, or is too loose and the displays wobble. As long as you plan to adjust once, and not move them again - it's not a huge deal.
The base sticks out a bit further past the displays which eats up valuable desk space. If the unit is in a corner, it might not be a problem, but I think many will find that their desk isn't deep enough to accomodate this and a keyboard.
The height adjustment is pretty inconveniently located - which again adds to my opinion that once it is in place, you should just leave it there and not plan on moving the displays.
All of that being said, it is still better than my Ergotron. And, there are few options out there that will support dual 27" monitors.
Date published: 2012-05-23T00:00:00-04:00