Single Monitor Arm, Adjustable Desk Mount for 13-34 inch Screens, Holds 19.8lb, 22.44 inch Max Height, Full Motion Swivel Gaming Monitor Stand with VESA 75x75mm and 100x100mm Compatibility

Easy to assemble and works well. Well built and sturdy.

Totally awesome! TLDR : An awesome mount at a great price! SCEPTRE e225w monitor owners please read further. Installation 4/5: Pretty darn easy. You may want a 2nd person just for help holding thing because it is a wee bit awkward at times but I did it on my own and things turned out just fine! Make sure to adjust the tightness of the arm once your monitor is already mounted and keep your arms near it while testing just in case. Compatibility: 4.8/5: there are 2 mounting methods for desk and monitor. My desk is about 1 cm thick and it is able to clamp down and hold tight. The monitor mounting system also includes 2 sets of screws. One for normal mounting and one longer set to be paired with spacers for round back monitors. It fit perfectly with my fiences monitor ( onn brand) !!!ATTENTION SCEPTRE E225W OWNERS!!!! this is the monitor I have and if you want to successfully and safely mount this monitor you will need to use the mounting spacers included with your monitor when you purchased it( they look like motherboard standoffs) If you , like me , lost these simply contact scepter customer support or tech support. It's super easy and they will send you a new set free of charge. Accuracy 5/5: This is exactly as it was described and I have absolutely 0 complaints! Movement 4/5: Once you adjust the tightness it is fairly easy to move around. Some combinations of directions are more dificult than others but this will happen with every mount of this type it's just impossible to get around. The most dificult movement is raising or lowering the entire arm up or down the pole. I would not recommend this mound if you are wanting to do this specific motion multiple times per hour. However all the other ranges of motion are absolutely awesome!

I bought 2 of these one in feburary of 2024 and one in august. Both are still stable and snug, even through earthquakes. I bought the Dual arm, but found that It was easier to just use it as a single. Once you adjust the tension properly the monitors sit right where they need to. Some shoddiness on the plastic pieces on the clamp as the cable managment just pops off if you bump it wrong, but otherwise a solid product. I am using the clamp mounts. Setup was quick and painless. I am using them on a 27" and a 19" monitor. The dual mount is on my 32" samsung which is lighter than the 27". None of the arms have slipped or bounced out of where I put them and all of them move and rotate if i need them to. Would buy again. Would recommend to others.

This is my first monitor arm purchase. All the parts of this arm work very well together. Easy to clamp it to my table. I'm using it with an ASUS Proart 27" monitor. I like the monitor to sit low near the table surface, and this arm works for that. Adjusting the monitor position is smooth. The package includes multiple Allen wrenches, screws, washers, and other things. Cable management was a breeze for me, and not an issue. I laid the cables on the arm, but there are cable management routes and clips on the arm (see the picture). Keep in mind, when you look up the weight of your own monitor. The first weight you see might be the monitor and stand together. Find the weight of the monitor alone. It will be lower. My Proart 27" monitor is heavy because of the features like USB hub, but it's still only 10.65 lbs, which is well below the max weight for this arm.

I've developed some back issues and need to be able to work standing. I started looking at motorized sit/stand desks and stand desk converters, which all seemed over-priced, wobbles, and break after some time. This adjustable mount is a very economical alternative at $38. I'm 5'8", and it raises enough that I can view my monitor standing. My head is slightly tilted down, which is comfortable for me. If you're taller though, it may not work as well as a stand-up monitor. Actually, I would not recommend it for someone taller than myself if you're trying to achieve a stand-up solution. I bought a mouse/keyboard riser as well. The unit is very sturdy once it's all in place - raises and lowers easily after adjusting the tension. Only thing with the assembly is that the screw holes which attaches the clamp to the riser was not threaded on my copy. I'd recommended using one of the screws to thread each hole before assembling, for sanity sake. I added one zip tie, which probably is not necessary. The built-in cable management is awesome! Very happy with this unit. I'm curious to see how long the gas piston is going to last.

I have a big 32", heavy, LG monitor. It has an enormous stand, whose foot takes up my whole desk. This beast of a stand fit exactly into the mounting square on my monitor. It doesn't cover, or interfere with any of the connections on the back. My connections are adjacent to the mounting recess. The shipping weight of this monitor is 22.8lbs. Minus the packaging, that puts the monitor in the 19-20lb range (11kg). The setup was easy. It was maybe four steps. It is sturdy, and the gas spring has plenty of strength. The mount allows for adjustment in all directions: rotation, tilt, turn, and height. It will rotate vertically, for portrait orientation. It mounts either by edge clamp, or by drilling a small hole through the desk and bottom clamping. I chose edge clamping. It holds just fine, and sits discreetly off to one corner. I finally have my desktop back! Great item. Great stand.

Easy to control and adjust, and performs significantly better than some overpriced brands. Works seamlessly with my Huion Kamvas Pro 19.

It was a stretch but not a big enough stretch as I needed about 4 inches more to be fully happy. This item is heavy and mounts directly on your desk or table etc. The arms articulate and the motions are smooth. The mounting is a bit scary as the included screws were a no go and I had to buy screws a bit smaller to keep play and slop off my monitor and the spring motion gas piston is interesting but mine is not working but not a deal breaker just won't buy again. Need something to go high and not about another monitor then this is okay. I needed this to hang a monitor over the top of my 1600 dollar gaming monitor and I just don't trust