ErGear Single Monitor Wall Mount for 13 to 32 Inch Computer Screens, Gas Spring Wall Monitor Arm Holds up to 17.6lbs, Adjustable Wall Monitor Mount with Tilt/Swivel/Rotation, VESA 75x75/100x100mm

Is it perfect? No not particularly. Will it hold my $1100 monitor with zero fear of falling? Yep. Once you get this set up and angled correctly you will pretty much never find yourself moving it again unless you're cleaning, in which case this being able to move the screen clear out of the way is a brilliant positive for mounting a monitor.If you can mount your monitors, do it. I can't believe I haven't had this done years ago. The desk looks so much cleaner with much more room.The mount seems to giggle a good bit if you touch it which is extremely frustrating especially when you need to line multiple monitors up together and the stands all want to do their own little dance. I got around this by sticking little pieces of double sided tape in between and behind the screens so they have something to hold onto once set together.On my first point, having faith in this to hold a relatively expensive price if hardware; if you get this into a stud you can do pull ups off it. The weight rating is a suggestion but if you're close to it with your screen I wouldn't worry all too much. The only thing that might suffer as a result of this is the height adjustment will probably want to sag.

Bolted this bad boy up to my wall, holds a curved 27” samsung monitor in any position I need with ease. I had to reduce the tension a bit, but was overall very simple to install and set up. 10/10 would buy again, price was right and the product is solid. What I like best is when I bang my knee into the desk, this monitor doesn't wobble all over like it’s big brother that sits right on the desk

I don't know how I went without a monitor arm like this for so long. Once installed, it functions perfectly. You can adjust the tightness of the joints to make sure that the monitor stays put where you need it to be. This thing is SO sturdy, I'd worry about my wall before worrying about breaking the item itself. The only problem I had is that it's a pain in the ass to install. I needed my boyfriend to help me secure it properly.I do also recommend what I think someone else's review did: cut out a piece of cardboard the size of your monitor and tape it to the arm where the mounting socket would be, just so you can see where on the wall you need the arm to go without lifting significantly more weight to get it mounted.

During the installation, I strictly followed the manual. I found the stud. Then I drilled a pilot holes of the specified diameter. And then when I was tightening the screws, one of them broke.So I had to go buy another screw of the same kind. Then I also had to move the installation a little higher so that I can drill another hole for the screw. There was no way to remove the broken screw from the stud.Eventually I got the job done, but the impression was ruined. Now after almost a week has passed, I think overall this mount is ok.Oh and also there are cable shafts on the 2 parts , basically they are useless. If you move the monitor around, those cables will pop the shaft and will be just hanging around.

I used a couple of these to hang my 3 monitors. They worked very well. Easy to install. They seem to be good quality compared to some I've used. (I am the IT Manager of a medium business and have installed MANY mounts in the past few years.)Just make sure to adjust the tensions properly. Mine are very stable. It's nice to have cleared the stands off my desk!

I was looking for an arm to handle the microphone with its isolation shield (which is heavy enough), installed in my closet. This arm fits ideally, and its tension may be easily adjusted and covers a pretty wide range. Now my mike may be easily set in working position and removed when it's not needed.

It is truly amazing, goes in all ways advertised.

Really just a well put together monitor arm. I bought 2 then liked them so much I just ordered another for my wifes work station.Only "complaint" if you even want to call it that, is because the top has 2 off set screw holds, you have to REALLY get this lined up PERFECT to your stud if you dont want to mess it up. I ended up having to poke tiny holes in the wall to be absolutely sure i had my stud edges because if you are off by like an 1/8th of an inch, you are gonna miss the stud with one of the screws.