If you ever had an experience with multiple monitor systems, the first thing you will notice is how light weight the unit is compared to some of the others. It's not a bad thing (sort of) but the installer has to mount the center monitors first to assure that it doesn't tip left or right. Next, the footprint of the base is HUGE. A full 2' wide should be allowed on your desk. Then the bottom row of monitors will be about 7" off the desk in height. So if you value your desk space, put the monitor stand on another riser to get it up maybe another 6" so you have a 1' underneath for all the goodies on your desk. The jury is still out on their monitor brackets that you'll be using to mount those 1080i guys you cherish. They have a hook system that rests the monitor in place while you screw the bottom 2 holes of the VESA mount...then you screw the top hooked screws into the top holes. Now, let it be known that I have to rearrange my monitors...so the aforementioned system isn't bad...it will make my job easier. Overall the system seems thin in the wight department which kind of scares me, but so far after a week it's ok. The cable management of the monitor arms should be adequate for your wiring needs, it was with mine. Actually they were surprisingly good because I haven't seen this on other units. Lastly, the vertical adjustment of the arms. You must use both locking rings per arm. Its a tad scary as one locking ring is used to hold the arm up while you tighten it down the other with the supplied wrench that takes forever and many many turns to get it just right. Overall not a bad unit, just be aware of these few things I mentioned.

This stand worked out perfectly. I attached 6 UHD 27" monitors to this beast and it is truely solid. It is sitting on top of a sit/stand desk and during movement is solid as a rock.
I ended up mounting a 7 outliet power strip to the poll with zip-ties which worked out perfectly for the power needed for 6 monitors.
Would definitely recommend this stand to anyone interested in this much desktop real estate!

The monitors were a bit frustrating to mount and adjust but after that the stand works great.

Not sure how it could be more versatile, stable and simple at the same time. Good buy!

6 monitor mounts are not cheap and the prices vary by large amounts. Once I received all my monitors, it was a simple process to install all the monitors and get them set up as I wanted. I would highly recommend. The only complaint would not be about the product, but with the pictures. The base of this thing takes up a lot of real estate and the picture doesn't do it justice.

I bought this for my new home office. I have my personal computer with 3 19" monitors and my work laptop with 2 27" monitors. I put the 3 on bottom and the 2 27" ones on top.

Not only does this hold them perfectly, but it is VERY solid. This mount is easy to setup. Comes with plenty of hardware and not only does it's job well, but looks good while doing it.

Setting this up can be a little tricky when hanging the side monitors. I recommend a counterweight or something heavy to place on the base while assembling. Getting everything just right is also tedious, so plan to be making adjustments to fasteners for a while.

This thing has a wingspan wider than I do. To put that into perspective imagine a 4 armed 6' 2" guy standing behind your desk doing his best Vitruvian. And then hang monitors on him.

I have all 6 mounts in use, the bottom row being 3x 28" MP 4Ks, the upper row a mix of older LCDs, 2x 1200p 24" and a 22" 1080p in the center. It could clearly handle 6 of the MP 28" displays with a little bit of wiggle room, but with that said, getting 4k@60hz to all of them is tricky with cable lengths over 6' only allowing for 4K@30hz.

Overall, I'm happy with the setup.

This is the first one I've used.
I was surprised at how sturdy it is since it cost so much less than others. It went together easily and it supports the 6 24" monitors easily.
The only thing I could wish for would be a joint in the middle of the arms. Getting the monitors to wrap around the viewer would be easier that way. As it is, the monitors don't wrap around quite as much as I would like, but then that's me.
If you want a flat display of six monitors this is great.