Anyone who uses a dual monitor configuration will benefit from a dual monitor stand. “With multiple monitor systems, one monitor might be placed too high, with the other placed too low. With this setup, you may flex and extend your neck to view the monitors, further contributing to neck discomfort,” explains Jaremey. Whether you work a typical desk job, work from home, or you’re a dedicated gamer who spends a lot of time in front of a dual monitor setup, a properly adjusted dual monitor stand can help you prevent discomfort and injury, as well as free up some extra desk space. Dual monitor stands are important whether you use one screen primarily and the other more rarely or use both screens all the time, but the positioning is a little different. “Your primary monitor, the one used more than 60 percent of the time, should be placed directly in front of you so that you can view the monitor with a relaxed and neutral neck and head position,” says Jaremey. “If you are using more than one monitor equally, arrange them in a semi-circle in front of you.”