KOORUI Single Monitor Stand, Height Adjustable Fits 13-32", VESA | Ergonomic, 75x75 100x100mm, ±72° Tilt, 90° Swivel, 360° Rotate, Clamp/Grommet Mount, Holds 2-9kg, Cable Management

Easy to install. Used the grommet mount rather than clamp, as back of desk has solid back. Drilled a hole to the perfect size so that the screw threaded into the desktop, not just the bracket, making it feel a bit more stable, although it feels stable anyway. The Mount feels sturdy and the arms are easy to manoeuvre. The cable management works with two cables (power and hdmi) to keep it neat and tidy. You could add a third cable and it just about fits. A good price to raise my old (2009) tv monitor off of the desk.

I recently purchased this monitor arm mount, and I couldn't be happier with the quality and functionality for the price! The build is solid, with a sturdy metal frame that securely holds my monitor in place without any wobbling. It comes with both a clamp and grommet mount option, making it versatile for different desk setups. The arm has a great range of motion, allowing me to tilt, rotate, and adjust the height easily, which has made my workspace much more ergonomic and comfortable. Installation was straightforward, with clear instructions, and it only took me about 15 minutes to get everything assembled and mounted. I also love the built-in cable management clips, which keep my desk tidy and organized. Overall, this monitor arm is an excellent investment for anyone looking to free up desk space and improve their workstation ergonomics. Highly recommend it for the price!

I used the option to clamp the monitor arm onto my desk. Which seems to hold up great the monitor attached to it is a 27 inch monitor and holds it in place without shaking so it’s very stable. The value for money is great and gives your desk a more premium look, allowing for more space on the desk which is great. Very sturdy, the two options to have it attached to the desk is great fitting convenience for customers who’d like to drill or clamp it on. The viewing angles are also good, you can move it around bring it forwards and backwards without the screen falling down!

I’ve never seen the point of having a boom arm for a single monitor, but decided to pick one up with my new monitor. Honestly it’s a game changer. Having the monitor up higher, and able to be further back, has freed up a lot of desk space. It was very easy to put together, all the screws and tools came labled ina bags and eas easy to know what went where. There are cable clips and ties for routing cables for if you want to. I found that moving the screen in and out (pulling it towards you or pushed anway) was very smooth and easy. However due to the locking mechanism moving it up annd down not so easy. Especially if like me you’re trying to move an 27” monitor. Another area for concern is the tilt, no matter how tight i tried to make the screws it was always top heavy and ends up tilting forward a bit. As a result I’m constantly having to tilt it back again. A minor gripe, but annoying nonetheless. For the price though i felt it was very good value for money. Though i am thinking of replacing it with a gas powered arm to stop the tilt getting on my nerves

Been using it for about 6 months now, it's holding up the biggest curved monitor you'll ever see with ease. I've given it a fair bit of abuse and movement too and the thing is built like a tank. It's actually nice knowing you have trust in it while working. I thought nice quality when I put it together which is fiddly but expected. And it's stood the test of time. It still doesn't feel delicate at all.

One of the parts is bend out of shape and I cant put the monitor on properly it goes on sideways its the tilt joint. So I cant use this monitor arm have to buy a new one

I found it quite difficult to build. Yes, the instructions are somewhat easy but a video tutorial on how to build it would have been great. I was extremely confused whilst building it due to how the arms don’t move without you physically using an Allen key to adjust the parts which obviously isn’t completely impractical. The top part of the arm that connected to the monitor doesn’t move until the monitor is on it which led me to take the whole top part apart and try to adjust it as it was sideways instead of vertical like the instructions showed. It was quite the waste of time as it took me a while to put back together. In the end it did move once the monitor was mounter and it had that added weight but the instructions showed otherwise. Overall, it doesn’t look like some of the reviews as most of the reviews with pictures have a different arm. It is sturdy but not as sturdy as I personally want it to be (there is wobbles when adjusting it) and finally again, a video tutorial about how to build it would be amazing as the video tutorial online is for a different arm.

I bought this monitor arm for my son to elevate his gaming setup and allow flexibility with his monitor movement. Firstly, the build quality is really good and assembly is a doddle. The arm supports the industry standard VESA sizes (75mm x 75mm & 100mm x 100mm) so will be suitable for most buyers. I have attached the arm to the desk via the included clamp and so far I have not encountered any issues that would make me think it is going to come lose anytime soon. The screen pictured is a 24 inch LG monitor. If you are trying to support a larger/heavier monitor over the recommended size, this arm is not for you. Overall I feel this arm is perfect for 95% of modern day desk users and is offered at a fair and reasonable price point.

Excellent sturdy stand. Clear instructions with all the parts needed provided. Lots of rotating parts so it's possible to get it set up in whatever way suits your needs. I used it to position a second monitor for my PC (26 inch) Doesn't appear to be any give or flex Very happy and a bargain for the price