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When I received the Huanuo FlowLift Pro Dual desk monitor arm from Jason Gress, I was not surprised at how heavy and solid the construction of the monitor arm system was built. As with the Huanuo single monitor arm I reviewed earlier, I expected the system to be made of steel or aluminum, at least part of it, and this dual monitor arm does not skimp on its components with automotive grade steel, and is built just as well as the single FlowLift Pro arm from Huanuo.

The Huanuo FlowLift Pro Dual Monitor Arm system is very good for a budget-friendly desktop upgrade designed to improve your ergonomics and reclaim valuable desk real estate. It offers ergonomic flexibility with a wide range of motion including 360° rotation, +80°/−50° tilt, and ±90° swivel, allowing you to set the perfect eye-level angle. The Huanuo Monitor Dual Arm includes a MechaSpring system, which delivers smooth gas-spring motion to prevent monitor sagging and doubles the lifespan of the system. This monitor arm offers versatile mounting options, which includes both a dual adjustable C-clamp and a grommet base mounting option which requires drill a ⅜” or (10-12mm) hole in your desk, or you can use any existing cable management holes in your desk, or you can use any existing cable management holes in the desk. Each desktop arm has capacity limits; they support screens from 13" to 32" with standard 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA patterns, holding up to 19.8 lbs.

The Huanuo FlowLift Pro Desk Monitor Arm is really a great addition to my desk, and I was really happy with it, but then Jason Gress contacted me and said that they just received a dual monitor arm version of the single arm FlowLift Pro that I have on my desk from Huanuo. So I had an interesting dilemma. I could write my review for the single arm monitor set, remove it and install this dual monitor arm, or try to set up three monitors on my desk, which both my computer and desk can handle. I really love dilemmas like this, although it can be a struggle getting all three monitors lined up properly on the desk. Since the double arm version has the exact same specs as the single arm monitor stand that I just reviewed, I knew my monitors would work fine. The arms do not have a telescoping function, and although I have not tried it, you should be able to have two 32” monitors on the arms.

The installation of the dual monitor arm to the desk is very straight-forward, with only a few pages of instructions included to complete the build. I didn’t use the included instruction manual, since I had already learned how to install the single monitor arm from Huanuo. The double desk clamp provided is very easy to set up and will stay secure no matter how much I move my monitors to provide the best viewing angle for my needs.

I had originally installed my 34” ASUS monitor on the single monitor arm, but since I have 3 monitors, I wanted to put the 34” monitor in the middle and have my smaller monitors on either side. I put my ASUS 34” monitor on one arm, and my ACER 24” monitor on the other arm, with the larger monitor in landscape and the smaller monitor in portrait mode. And believe me, they barely fit next to each other. I know that my ASUS 34” monitor is just over the recommended size for the Huanuo Dual Monitor Arm system, but we did get approval to install my 34” monitor on it because it is light enough for the arm to hold up. I then installed my 27” Dell monitor onto the single monitor arm. The good part of the setup is that the Huanuo FlowLift™ Pro Desktop Dual Monitor Arms hold both monitors perfectly. I did have initial problems with my large 34” monitor, because it kept sagging down when I moved it. But then I remembered that the monitor arms are equipped with the same MechaSpring system that the single arm system is built with. The monitor arms have an Allen wrench included, that not only tightens the Allen screws on the arms so they can lessen the movement of the monitors, but also the Allen wrench is used to tighten the MechaSpring system to counter the weight of the heavier monitors. After I figured that out, all my 3 monitors will stay in place wherever I move them. The setup of the dual arm system does take longer than the single arm, and it took quite a bit of time arranging the monitor arms on my desk so that all 3 monitors can be fully seen and utilized.

As I stated in my review for the single arm system from Huanuo, computer monitor arms are a transformative upgrade for any workspace, instantly elevating your ergonomic posture, expanding your usable desk real estate, and decluttering tangled cables. When you are tired of the cluttered desk with no room to have 2 monitors, or in my case 3, this is an ideal dual mounting arm for any work or gaming desk and budget. Whether you're a professional switching between vertical coding and horizontal meetings, a gamer needing maximum desk space for free mouse movement, or a designer sharing your screen for real-time feedback, the FlowLift™ Pro adapts to your workflow and style.

If you are looking to lift two standard workspace or gaming monitors off the desk to reduce neck strain or clear up some desk space, the Huanuo FlowLift™ Pro Dual Monitor Arm offers the same premium functionality without a premium price tag as their other monitor arm systems.