There are two words that can describe the purchase of this arm: game changer. In a dual monitor setup, the product is extremely high quality and incredibly convenient.

It is a bit bulky, but personally I think that gives it a sense of sturdiness. I had read somewhere in a comment that it needs a bit of space behind the desk; it's not excessive, but it's true. Its price is relatively high, but the build quality is so good that I consider it a one-time purchase.

I had been looking for a way to save space on my desk for a long time and I really made the right choice. I mounted 2x24'' identical monitors with 75x75 vesa on the stand. The monitors' packaging included 4 screws which allowed me to connect them to the desk mount. If they hadn't been included, I wouldn't have been able to install them.

During installation, I can say I struggled; it required a second person to hold the monitors while I tightened the screws to stabilize them. Sturdy construction and the monitors do not move.

You may find it difficult to place them side by side, but once you manage and tighten the screws, you're all set!

Truly worth it!

I put a monitor slightly below the weight limit. You have to tighten the arm a lot so that the monitor doesn't fall.

Sturdy construction but it also requires a second person during installation because the arms need weight to stay stable until you mount the monitors on them

By following the assembly instructions, it takes no more than five minutes to set up. It has truly made things easier for me regarding space on the desk and so I don't have to drill into the wall. Completely stable and with many options regarding the position and direction of the monitors.

Very practical stand. It requires quite a bit of adjustment but it is stable. Its only drawback is that if you have two different monitors, it is difficult to align them at the same level.

If I exclude a clip from the cover of one arm that was broken, it is a good construction. The micro-adjustment is done relatively easily and for the two 27" monitors I have on it, it moves very little.

I have it connected to two monitors, 27'' and 24'' respectively, and it has freed up quite a bit of space. It takes a bit of fiddling to find the right angle, but in the end, it's just fine!

I have mounted both monitors on it and I honestly can't remember what life was like before! Very sturdy construction, after all it's Brateck, and it really made things much easier for me and opened up my desk space.

Very sturdy, easily holds 2 monitors without any wobble at all. It is quite beautiful but also saves space.

Good stand, sturdy and with nice built-in cable management, but since I have small 24-inch monitors, and because the system is hydraulic so the monitor can go down, I had to tighten the screw for weight control a lot and it still lifts the monitors up with the slightest touch. I would also like there to be an option to adjust the length of the arm to have a greater range of motion, but still, it is quite a good choice. Of course, I have no experience with other monitor stands, but it is quite a good option.

it is simply worth it

Sturdy base, I've had it for 2-3 weeks. I've put 2 27-inch Dell monitors on it. As for durability, I have no opinion, but it seems like a base that can withstand. The monitors are adjustable and can go wherever you want at any angle you want. Another good thing is that you gain a lot of space on the desk. I wish I had bought it earlier, it offers a lot of comfort!

Easy to install, perfect cable management, and after adjusting the counterweight, the monitors stay where you leave them effortlessly.

Good looking, but both arms broke, one while holding a monitor (the first broke just one day while it was resting without holding anything!!!!) and the second I came home one day and saw the monitor on the desk (a relatively light 27-inch). 1 star because after about a year it is useless. I don't know if I tightened the screw too much, but I remember tightening it until the monitor was stable, which, as I said before, is not heavy at all. Better to spend the 50 euros for a better single arm unless you have a handyman to replace the internal mechanism, as they are very aesthetically pleasing.

It's great, after 2 years I have no complaints. I have put a 24" monitor and a 27" and it holds up. At the desk, I drilled a hole because where I wanted to put the hook is the spot where I hide the cables.

Everything is good. A sturdy base that does its job as it should. The cable management could be a bit easier, but it works just fine, so there's no reason to lower the rating. Be careful with the screw that says + and - This screw does not tighten the arm. This screw changes position in the counterweight of the arm and needs adjustment depending on the weight of your screen (i.e., whether the screen tends to fall or tends to rise). The instructions for the arm mention this, but nowadays very few people read the instructions anymore.

I have a very thin desk and it doesn't shake at all, and no monitor tilts, as some say in the reviews. Logically, it has to do with whether you do a proper job in the setup, which requires at least 2 people. It comfortably accommodated a 27-inch and a 24-inch (vertical). Very sturdy construction, you realize it the moment you put it on, that the monitors won't budge even with force. You also have the option to drill a hole in the desk (the appropriate screws are included) for even more secure support. Overall, it was the most worthy 50 euros I've spent on my setup.

Easy installation, quality materials, satisfactory angle range. Honestly frees up all the space that the monitor stands occupied, worth every last cent

Unfortunately, it is low and one of the two arms has a minimal gap at its base, but enough to be bothersome during adjustment, meaning the screen rotates a few degrees to the right

Used on a 32-inch G5 Curved Odyssey and a 22-inch LG. It is flawless, I have recommended it to two friends and they have the same opinion. I have moved it 3 times since I've had it, changed the tension adjustment, and changed monitors many times, it doesn't flinch. It is excellent for its price and has a very good cable management system that allows flexibility for the cables when tilting or rotating the monitors without anything being strained. Very easy to set up. Very easy to tweak as you like. Very good price (for me it was around 50 - 60 euros). Very beautiful, discreet.

!BEFORE YOU BUY: keep the arms in mind. Don't expect the monitor to be vertical to the arm and not right in your face, study it because you may need free space behind the desk. I have the base fully extended and that way it reaches where I want it (see pictures).

Solid construction and with the user manual and a video on YouTube, you will have no problem with installation and use.

Good base, but BE CAREFUL you need to have a deep enough desk in order to be able to bring the screens next to each other.

Very good and sturdy stand without any problems. Quite easy to set up, just need patience in adjusting the arm's hinge with the weight of the screen. Otherwise, a fantastic purchase as you can adjust the height and tilt of the screens as you please. Great value for money!

Very good base
Easy installation
Beautiful positions for cable management
Quality construction and very nice in appearance

The Brateck LDT13-C024 desk mount is an excellent choice for those who want to place two monitors on their desk. It is made of high-quality materials and is very stable. The arms are adjustable, so you can position your screens in any desired position.

Advantages:

High build quality
Stable
Adjustable arms
Cable management base
Affordable price

Disadvantages:

The arms may be a bit difficult to adjust.

Overall, it is a perfect choice for two monitors.

I have a 27-inch Dell and a 29-inch Ultrawide on top.

Very good base and stable!
The only negative thing I can say is that if the desk is against a wall, you can't easily connect the 2 screens next to each other

I gave it 4 stars only for the following reason: I have a 27'' and a 24'' monitor... I realized as soon as I installed them that the larger one suits me better on the right, even though I had it the other way around. In order not to unscrew them from the beginning since I had already passed cables, I decided to remove the horizontal allen screws that support the vesa mount.
The plastic that holds there is of poor quality and if they are unscrewed once, the thread is damaged and the monitors will not tighten in a horizontal position.
With a trick, one leans on the other and they don't fall.