ARES WING Vertical Dual Monitor Mount - Stacked Ultrawide Mount

Our review of the ARES WING Vertical Dual Monitor Mount finds it best suited for users who need a reliable stacked setup for ultrawide or large curved displays; the single biggest reason to consider it is the combination of high load capacity and a gas spring system that lets heavy flat screens up to 59.4 lb and curved screens up to 48.4 lb sit securely while still offering smooth adjustment. Installation options and built-in cable management mean it cleans up a workspace while supporting flexible ergonomic positioning for long sessions.

Key Features

• High weight capacity: Each arm supports heavy screens - flat up to 59.4 lb and curved up to 48.4 lb - so large ultrawide monitors are held securely.
• Wide VESA compatibility: Multiple VESA patterns including 75x75, 100x100, 200x100 and 200x200mm fit a broad range of professional and gaming displays.
• Extensive adjustability: Tilt from +70 to -45, swivel from +90 to -90 and full 360 rotation allow easy achievement of an ergonomic posture and custom stacked arrangements.
• Durable construction: Premium aluminum and steel build with a gas spring tested for longevity reduce wobble and give confidence with expensive monitors.
• Space saving and tidy desk: Stacking two monitors reclaims about half the desktop area and the integrated cable management keeps cords out of sight.
• Flexible mounting options: C-clamp and grommet mounts accommodate a variety of desk thicknesses for straightforward installation.

Who It's For

The mount is aimed at content creators, gamers and professionals who use ultrawide or very large curved monitors and need a stable stacked configuration without sacrificing adjustability. If you run dual ultrawide panels or a single large ultrawide above another display, the strong gas springs and wide VESA support make this a practical choice.

Users with very shallow desks, lightweight portable monitors, or those who require single-monitor lateral arms might look elsewhere; compact single-arm stands and low-profile mounts can be simpler and cheaper for those use cases.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Very high load capacity per arm makes it compatible with large flat and curved ultrawide monitors.
• Generous tilt, swivel and rotation range provides true ergonomic positioning for long use.
• Robust aluminum and steel construction with gas springs tested for durability minimizes wobble.
• Two mounting methods and built-in cable management streamline installation and desk tidiness.

Cons

• The mount is bulky and better suited to medium to large desks; small setups may find the footprint restrictive.
• Adjusting very heavy ultrawide panels may require fine tuning of the gas spring tension during setup.

Specifications

Mount type	Vertical stacked dual monitor mount
Material	Aluminum and premium-grade steel
Max weight per arm	Flat up to 59.4 lb, Curved up to 48.4 lb
VESA patterns	75x75, 100x100, 200x100, 200x200 mm
Adjustment range	Tilt +70 to -45, Swivel +90 to -90, 360 rotation
Extension / height	Max extension 25.8 in, Max arm height 29.7 in
Mounting options	C-clamp (0.47-1.8 in) and grommet (0.47-2 in)

Our Verdict

The ARES WING Vertical Dual Monitor Mount is a strong choice for users who need to stack large ultrawide or curved displays and want durable hardware with smooth gas-spring adjustment. It reclaims desk space, supports a wide range of VESA sizes, and offers the movement needed for ergonomic setups, so it represents good value for anyone pairing heavy monitors and needing a stable, adjustable stacked configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this mount fit ultrawide curved monitors like the Samsung Odyssey G9?
Yes, the mount lists compatibility with large ultrawide displays and supports VESA sizes and weight capacities required by models such as the Odyssey G9.

What desk thickness works with the mounts?
The included C-clamp fits desks from 0.47 to 1.8 in thick and the grommet mount supports 0.47 to 2 in thick desks.

Does the mount reduce desktop clutter?
Yes, stacking the monitors frees up around half of the desktop area and the built-in cable management hides cords for a cleaner workspace.