Monitor Arm Desk Mount for 17 to 32 Inches, Ergonomic Screen Holder for 1 Monitor, Supports 2-9 kg, Monitor Stand with Tilt Swivel Rotate 75 & 100 mm VESA Monitor Stand

This monitor truly stands out in several key aspects that I've come to appreciate.First and foremost, its strength is commendable. I've had my fair share of monitors that didn't last long, but this one seems built to endure. It's reassuring to have a piece of hardware that I can rely on for the long haul.The ergonomic design of this monitor is another major highlight. Spending extended hours in front of a screen can take a toll on your posture and comfort, but not with this monitor. Its thoughtful design ensures that I can adjust it to the perfect height and angle, reducing strain on my eyes, neck, and back during those long workdays.What I appreciate most, though, is its simplicity. It doesn't overwhelm me with a convoluted array of hard to built was built with few easy clicks. The interface is straightforward, with minimalistic cable tidy built within and I can easily tweak settings to suit my preferences without any hassle due to it movements in many direction.In summary, I couldn't be happier with my choice of monitor. Its strength, ergonomic design and simplicity make it a solid investment for anyone in need of a reliable and user-friendly display. It has certainly elevated my computing experience to a whole new level.

A well-designed arm, used for a 27" Apple Studio monitor. Good features for tidy routing of cables. Quick and easy to assemble and mount.

For the price of this arm I guess you can't expect perfection! My other desk arm is almost 3 times the price!This one functions almost the same the only difference is how smooth the operation is, when moving this arm about there are sometimes striking points however once the monitor is mounted and in position how often will it be moved... for me its not very often so i'm really happy with this.I do wonder if in time with moving it around if it would smooth out and be just as good as my more expensive arm!Easy to assembleGood cable managementCan easily position the screen includind off to one sideClamps firmly to the desk,Can also be mounted through a hole in the desk!

Although it isn't clear from the instructions supplied, it's possible to remove the cover for the lower part of the arm and hide cables in there. For me, this was a huge plus because there were several cables that I needed to get to the monitor (two HDMI sources, one USB and one Power cable. All of these fit in the provided cable management (although the fit on the upper arm for the provided bracket is a little tight. This makes it (in my opinion), significantly better than other offerings out there, particularly as the cables are almost entirely hidden, even on the upper part of the arm.If I needed (or had enough space) for any more monitor mounts, I would buy these again at the drop of a hat.Can thoroughly recommend for anyone looking to mount their monitor "off" their desk.

Monitor arm did not move up and down as advertised and upon disassembly the screws were so cheap my screwdriver went straight through the phillips grooves and i can’t even get the screws out without a pliers, monitor unusable because of this arm

I bought this when it was on a sale and thought it would be suitable. It’s okay, easy to assemble but feel it’s not as sturdy as I would like it to be. If you have a 32” monitor you’ll need to tighten everything up even more, occasionally when I have the monitor a bit lower it drops because the monitor is heavy and the arm isn’t strong enough for it.Would recommend for smaller monitors really.

a strong and easy to assemble desk mount. assembly instrctions for both mounting options were given.

for the money is exactly what you need.

Tolle Qualität und super Preis!Absolut easy aufzubauen! 😃

Anleitung könnte noch bissl simpler beschrieben sein aber ansonsten gibt’s nix zu meckern

Gut

Das Produkt ist soweit ganz gut. Beim justieren der Halterung schafft der Arm nicht dem Monitor zu halten obwohl laut Beschreibung alles gepasst hat. Er kippt nämlich immer nach vorne.

Die Halterung kam bei mir unsauber lackiert an.Die Kabelführung des unteren Teil des Arms lässt sich nur sehr bedingt nutzen. Ein Display Port Stecker passt hier nicht durch. Ein Kaltgerätestecker, wie im Bild zu sehen keinesfalls. Auch nach mehrmaligem Probieren konnte ich die Kunststoffabdeckung nicht entfernen, selbst mit größerem Kraftaufwand - noch mehr Kraft wollte ich nicht anwenden, um keine irreparablen Schäden zu verursachen.Das größte Manko ist jedoch die Konstruktion, welche wie Halterung an den Tisch klemmen soll.Wie in dem Bild zu sehen ist es out-of-the-box nicht möglich diese Halterung an einen Tisch zu montieren, sofern dieser Tisch eine Backplate hat. Und sofern man kein Loch durch die Tischplatte bohren möchte. Ohne die Distanzscheiben könnte man die Schraube nicht anbringen, geschweige denn drehen.Und selbst wenn, gibt es da noch das problem, dass die Montage des Winkels nur an zwei Positionen möglich ist (1 und 2 oder 2 und 3). Keine der beiden Positionen ist in diesem Beispiel möglich.Hier gehört meiner Meinung nach etwas geändert:- Der untere Teil des Winkels sollte verlängert werden- Das Gegenstück des Winkels braucht statt 3 Bohrungen 4-5 und der Abstand dieser sollte verringert werden (ca. 25 %), ergo auch die Bohrungen mit Gewinde am Winkel