This is very easy to attach to my F-GT cockpit. Made from the same quality steel and coating as the rest of the frame and bolts together easily.I am using it with a single 34" 21:9 ultra-wide and I just wish I could move it a little closer to the wheel as it's a tiny bit too far back. Also, there is no vertical tilt adjustment for the screen. Mine was fine as-is but it would be a nice feature to have.I would recommend this for anyone with an F-GT cockpit

DID NOT WORK FOR MY TRIPLE 27s

This did not work for me using 3 27 Dell Monitors. There is a lot a play in the hinges and the side-arm metal bent and twisted under the weight of the monitors. Because the distance to the hinges is fixed, the only way to achieve bezel alignment is to use spacers, which you must buy. This spacing, however, only makes the twisting effect worse. Customer support was responsive and even sent me a test piece w/ additional supports welded in but this did not resolve the issues. The product is poorly engineered and built with weak materials. Support indicated that they have 100s of happy customers running triple monitors but I find that hard to believe. They must all be using monitors with no mass or those users don't care about alignment. I care.I'm an engineer and ... MoreThis did not work for me using 3 27 Dell Monitors. There is a lot a play in the hinges and the side-arm metal bent and twisted under the weight of the monitors. Because the distance to the hinges is fixed, the only way to achieve bezel alignment is to use spacers, which you must buy. This spacing, however, only makes the twisting effect worse. Customer support was responsive and even sent me a test piece w/ additional supports welded in but this did not resolve the issues. The product is poorly engineered and built with weak materials. Support indicated that they have 100s of happy customers running triple monitors but I find that hard to believe. They must all be using monitors with no mass or those users don't care about alignment. I care.I'm an engineer and tried remedying the issues w/ extra spacers and washers but eventually gave up. See photos which show the crude hinge, the sag of the side-arm, and the twist of the side-arm. This was with the new and improved bracket.

Great for the price.

The price for this thing is great, and the fact it just bolts on is perfect. There is some issues with it, but most were resolved with just using your brain. You can actually get 32in monitors to fit with existing hardware and refitting the parts.If anyone is interested is actually fairly simple and works great. If you have 32in monitors, You flip the swing arms around and use the tv brackets to extend the arms. You can connect them now to legs and now have enough room to add the bigger monitors. I had curved monitors so I did print out a wedge to angle them right, however with flat monitors it wouldn’t be needed.

Great product. Does what it is designed to do well

Great product and does what it's designed to do well. When choosing your monitors, note that the bar the monitors attach to can prevent you from plugging in your cables.You will want to choose monitors where the inputs clear the cross bar.Otherwise, you'll have to buy VESA spacers or something similar to add extra space between the monitor and the cross bar.I also use the Buttkicker on my racing setup and had concerns that the vibrations were going to transfer to the monitor and cause the shaking. This did not happen, and my monitor remained stable.The distance between my 27in monitor and me is acceptable, but there's not much room for adjustments. If you want the monitor to be able to be adjusted more freely, you might want to consider the free-standing ... MoreGreat product and does what it's designed to do well. When choosing your monitors, note that the bar the monitors attach to can prevent you from plugging in your cables.You will want to choose monitors where the inputs clear the cross bar.Otherwise, you'll have to buy VESA spacers or something similar to add extra space between the monitor and the cross bar.I also use the Buttkicker on my racing setup and had concerns that the vibrations were going to transfer to the monitor and cause the shaking. This did not happen, and my monitor remained stable.The distance between my 27in monitor and me is acceptable, but there's not much room for adjustments. If you want the monitor to be able to be adjusted more freely, you might want to consider the free-standing monitor stand over this one.

Nice product

This stand does a good job of supporting the 27" monitor I use. It is sturdy and should support a much larger monitor well.The hardware is well made. The instructions however leave much to be desired. The instructions provided in the box were apparently for a previous version and didn't mention that the product came with support legs for the two wings. So there were a LOT of extra parts not explained in the instructions. Next Level email support gushed over how happy they were to help and then managed to misread or failed to read each of my emails.Due to the design of the cockpit, it is impossible to get the monitor closer to the wheel base than about 4". This puts the monitor further away than is optimal for a 27" monitor. A larger monitor would probably be ... MoreThis stand does a good job of supporting the 27" monitor I use. It is sturdy and should support a much larger monitor well.The hardware is well made. The instructions however leave much to be desired. The instructions provided in the box were apparently for a previous version and didn't mention that the product came with support legs for the two wings. So there were a LOT of extra parts not explained in the instructions. Next Level email support gushed over how happy they were to help and then managed to misread or failed to read each of my emails.Due to the design of the cockpit, it is impossible to get the monitor closer to the wheel base than about 4". This puts the monitor further away than is optimal for a 27" monitor. A larger monitor would probably be fine. Better anyway.Good product. A little frustrating to assemble.

Okay for one large monitor, useless for 3

This stand severely restricts both the pedal mounting and wheel stand mounting possibilities. Closer/further isn't really an option. Height adjustment works fine though.As mounted, my monitor is about 32" from my face. This unit can only support triples at 27" size or less, which puts them MUCH too far away for proper immersion. Maybe okay for a flight sim?The cross-bar is flush with the VESA mount, which can be a problem for some monitors that have the inputs facing rear and are adjacent to the VESA mount. I had to modify things to get my LG monitor to fit at all.Leaving all of these things aside, it's pretty solid and matches the aesthetic of the cockpit. If you have a 40"+ screen and the other things I mentioned don't sound like a problem, then go for it. ... MoreThis stand severely restricts both the pedal mounting and wheel stand mounting possibilities. Closer/further isn't really an option. Height adjustment works fine though.As mounted, my monitor is about 32" from my face. This unit can only support triples at 27" size or less, which puts them MUCH too far away for proper immersion. Maybe okay for a flight sim?The cross-bar is flush with the VESA mount, which can be a problem for some monitors that have the inputs facing rear and are adjacent to the VESA mount. I had to modify things to get my LG monitor to fit at all.Leaving all of these things aside, it's pretty solid and matches the aesthetic of the cockpit. If you have a 40"+ screen and the other things I mentioned don't sound like a problem, then go for it. Otherwise I strongly recommend a floor-standing model instead.

Only get if you are using one monitor

I've read the reviews too. Everyone complains about sagging and what not from using multiple monitors. I emailed Next Level Racing myself and asked if these issues had been addressed. Their response was Our manufacturing team and development team have addressed these issues and made the side arms for the F-GT Monitor Stand a lot stronger. This response was from August 26, 2020.They are not stronger. They still sag. I still had to use spacers and longer bolts for my monitors. And even after everything, it's not good. I'm using 3 27 monitors and it is impossible to get it to line up perfectly due to the design. I'm constantly adjusting it and am never really satisfied with it. If at all possible, buy a different stand.

Probably the worst sim rig triple monitor stand you can buy.

It takes a lot for me to write a negative review for virtually anything, and while I think Next Level Racing makes some great products, this one is hands down not a good buy. There is a reason that this stand is half the price as the next cheapest options, and the phrase "you get what you pay for" couldn't be more true here. Really the only positive about this product is its one of the only options you have to buy in any store in the US (for any brand) without having to pay massive shipping fees. I fail to understand how a stand made specifically for 27 inch monitors that are all completely identical somehow manage to have the end result be 3 completely different monitor heights, 3 different angles, and 2-3 inch gaps (not exaggerating) between each monitor. If you ... MoreIt takes a lot for me to write a negative review for virtually anything, and while I think Next Level Racing makes some great products, this one is hands down not a good buy. There is a reason that this stand is half the price as the next cheapest options, and the phrase "you get what you pay for" couldn't be more true here. Really the only positive about this product is its one of the only options you have to buy in any store in the US (for any brand) without having to pay massive shipping fees. I fail to understand how a stand made specifically for 27 inch monitors that are all completely identical somehow manage to have the end result be 3 completely different monitor heights, 3 different angles, and 2-3 inch gaps (not exaggerating) between each monitor. If you click on any review or tutorial video, every single person had to make modifications to get the monitors remotely correct. Even if you modify the stand, it will all become pointless a week or so later when your side arms start to sag. To summarize, this stand acts more as a company's first prototype than an actual finished product ready for retail, and all I can recommend is spending that extra money on something better. Also if you go to Next Level Racing's website to watch the assembly tutorial video, they have one that just so happens to not show any of the monitors being attached to see the final product which alone is conveniently suspicious and should be enough to tell you NLR's own confidence in their product. So use this as a single monitor stand, but do NOT buy for triples.

Really bad.

Not sure how they can even sell this junk. Idea is nice but the mount is so flimsy and cheap. Absolutely no adjustment for the side monitors so they look stupid with huge gaps and move around. Just the movement of driving makes the monitors twist and turn and not line up. If your handy then u will be able to make some additional brackets and get it to hold together but if I do it again I will stay away from Next Level Racing Products

Total headache

This thing is mostly terrible. Right off the bat it was a pain to assemble. Just like the Next Level F-GT cockpit, the instructions are all but useless. They show you a picture of how it should look and it's up to you to figure out the 'how'.The most egregious part of the whole process was the total lack of hardware for the VESA mount. Oh, there's a plate and some bolts that might be intended for it? but they don't fit any monitor I have. Also, my Acer XV340CK has a recessed area for the VESA mount and this stand does not accommodate that. I'm not sure it accommodates any kind of monitor because my Dells are all slightly recessed as well. The issue is that the mounting plate sits right up against the crossbar and does not extend at all. I was able to engineer a ... MoreThis thing is mostly terrible. Right off the bat it was a pain to assemble. Just like the Next Level F-GT cockpit, the instructions are all but useless. They show you a picture of how it should look and it's up to you to figure out the 'how'.The most egregious part of the whole process was the total lack of hardware for the VESA mount. Oh, there's a plate and some bolts that might be intended for it? but they don't fit any monitor I have. Also, my Acer XV340CK has a recessed area for the VESA mount and this stand does not accommodate that. I'm not sure it accommodates any kind of monitor because my Dells are all slightly recessed as well. The issue is that the mounting plate sits right up against the crossbar and does not extend at all. I was able to engineer a solution using leftover parts from the F-GT rig, but that's not acceptable.Once it's assembled it is nearly impossible to adjust. The metal pieces seemed to be slightly warped, so when the side pieces are at the same points on the rails of the rig the screen is not actually perpendicular to the rig. Trying to position the sides so the screen was properly aligned was a Sisyphean task as every time you tighten the bolts it shifts the bracket. Adjusting the height also requires the removal of 4 bolts/washers and someone to hold the monitor in place.All in all, no, I do not recommend this. Does it hold my monitor so I can race? Sure. Would any other stand be better? It would be extremely hard to not be.