Single Monitor Mount, Fully Adjustable Monitor Arm Fits Max 32" Screen

I bought this monitor arm as a solution to get my Asus VP248QGL (24") monitor, which clocks in at right around 10lbs) closer to me for an Ikea Bekant desk that 31 1/2" deep. It certainly did the trick! When I ordered this item, I wasn't expecting much at the $30.00 price point. "After all, who would?" When I received it, I was pleasantly surprised. Before opening the box, I noted it had a decent weight to it "GOOD SIGN". After opening it, I saw that it had more metal & bulk to it than I was expecting. So that alone tells you, it should be sturdy. Yet we still don't know about the quality of the spring tension... It was pretty simple to assemble. Mounted it on the desk via the clamp "as I want the ability to change positions on my desk w/o drilling grommet holes", put the monitor on the arm, did a few little tweaks to the spring tension & to stiffen the movement of the arms at the joints. It did the trick! VERY sturdy for holding my monitor & has a GREAT full range of movement. Pros: EXCELLENT PRICE for quality. More "SOLID & STURDY" than expected. SIMPLE to assemble & mount. GREAT range of motion. Wire management. Cons: Wire management channels could be a bit "TRICKY". Monitor back plate mounting screws could be a little longer. I wasn't able to used the provided spacers. "SLIGHTLY" wobbly if you bang into the desk. But at the $30.00 mark, WAY more sturdy than expected. PRO-TIP: Run the cables up through the wire management channels BEFORE mounting the monitor, & not visa-versa. After mounting the monitor & tweaking the cables, MAKE SURE to hold the plastic channels secure to the arm with one hand, while pulling the cables taut with the other. They will pop off SO EASILY if not doing this. This was the most frustrating part of the whole assembly process. I'm actually thinking of maybe putting a couple of zip-ties around them, as I'm not sure how well they will hold on after moving the monitor around a little. All-In-All: GREAT purchase! Great looking monitor arm. More solid, bulky, & sturdy than expected for the price. Wire channels were a bit frustrating. I would expect to pay double for a monitor arm at its quality. I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT IF YOU'RE IN THE MARKET FOR A $30.00 MONITOR ARM! IT WILL EASILY MEET & EXCEEDS YOUR EXPECTATIONS!

This thing exceeded my expectations for the price. Putting it together took maybe 10 minutes and all critical components made of metal. I was impressed by how absolutely rock solid everything feels after the installation and was able to fit my 27" Asus ROG monitor with no issue. The clasp mechanism adheres to my desk and includes pads to prevent scuff marks. My only single minor complaint is that it came with plastic spacers, but no washers for the VESA mount. I of course had washers laying around, so it was not an issue, but other than that, no complaints.

I recently purchased this monitor arm for my home office and I must say, I am extremely impressed with its quality and functionality. The arm is sturdy, well-built, and provides ample support for my monitor. One of the things I appreciate most about this monitor arm is its flexibility. It can be easily adjusted to suit my preferred viewing angle and height, providing a comfortable and ergonomic working experience. The arm also has a wide range of motion, which allows me to easily move my monitor from one position to another. The installation process was also very simple and straightforward. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and I was able to get it set up in a matter of minutes. It comes with all the necessary hardware and tools, so you won't need to make any additional purchases. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of this monitor arm and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality, adjustable, and reliable arm for their monitor. It's a great investment for your home office setup and has significantly improved my posture and overall work efficiency.

Holds my pc monitor well, flexible range, easy to install

Works well. Sturdy design. Easy assembly. FYI spring is a little “stiff” and doesn’t adjust very low, probably by design. I installed a large but light 2.65 lb usbc monitor on it and by itself the arm would only stay in the highest position, despite the loosest spring settling. I just added some small weights to the arm and now it works perfectly. Otherwise everything is designed well and adjustable. Happy with purchase.

HOW THIS IS BEING USED: Using 2 of these for 2 HP ProDisplay P242va 24-inch Monitors, 6.39 lbs each, mounted on a Tangkula Mobile Standing Desk Computer Desk ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06VSGY6DM?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details ). 11 MONITOR ARMS COMPARED: I compared specs, options and reviews for this and 10 other monitor arms ranging from $17 to $34 (Joy Seeker, Back Day Play, Joy Seeker, LOUEVED, BONTEC, MOUNTUP, VIVO, WALI, H HUANUOAV, and Irongear). I paid $28 each for these Mount Pro's. SELECTION DECISION: Tilt, swivel, and rotation ranges were all about the same for all 11 arms, and max weight ranged from 14.3 to 19.8 lbs so they were all fine since I have 6.39 lbs monitors. I noticed reviews on many of the arms saying the monitors would fall down due to being too heavy so I'd look at reviews carefully if you have monitors getting close to the max weight of any arm. I mocked up the max height I would want the monitors when my desk was in standing position so I could assess which arms would extend high enough to reach that. I recommend mocking up your monitor positions to be sure any arm reaches the max height you want. At 5'8" and a standing desk height around 37.75", I needed an arm that could extend at least 16.25". 8 of them made the cut. These Mount Pro's reach 16.9" max height at the center of the VESA plate. The rest of the decision came down to reviews; a combination of how many stars and the volume of reviews. 5 of them had 0 to 29 reviews, so they were out and 3 remained - Vivo, MountUp and Mount Pro. Vivo's cord management didn't hide cords as well so it got cut. MountUp and Mount Pro actually look almost like the same monitor so I went with Mount Pro due to the 4.4 star rating and over 1900 reviews at the time (although I see there are less now. They must remove old ones?). INSTALL AND FUNCTION REVIEW: Install was easy. I used the normal c-clamp method not the grommet method. I like the quality of these arms. Many arms had reviews saying there was a lot of plastic parts, and I actually expected the cover of the mount base to be plastic, but it is metal. The only plastic parts are the cord management covers on the bottom of the upper and lower arms. It moves easily and with my 6.39 lbs monitors I didn't have to adjust the tension at all. So far the tilt screws are holding too, but again, that's an issue in many reviews of many arms for people with heavy monitors so I'd search reviews for that if you have heavy monitors. After 2 days of use I'm very happy with these arms, especially at $28 each. If you have monitors that are under 10 lbs I'd definitely recommend these arms. Maybe monitors up to their advertised 17.6 lbs max weight would be fine too but if your monitors are close to that weight I'd definitely do a lot of review reading about tension issues and tilt screw issues since those seem to be the most common complaints.

One of the more affordable options when it comes to monitor arms, a good value for the price. I bought one of these about a year ago, and liked it enough to buy another one recently for my other monitor to replace a different arm that I was starting to get annoyed with. You can find other arms with better range of motion and features, but if you're looking for something that gets the job done at a decent price, this is worth checking out. Be prepared to make adjustments to the joint tensions for a while though, as you break it in, about a couple weeks for me. Also, not great for smaller lighter monitors. For my smallest monitor(22'), I have the elevation arm setting at it's lowest, and it is constantly at the cusp of wanting to rise up on it's own. Admittedly this monitor is pretty light, even for it's small size.

A very solid, durable monitor stand that cleared up tons of desk space. Huge upgrade from my old setup! It swivels easily, but adjusting the arm tension requires entirely too many tools. Also, the cord hider is frustrating. It pops right off if you try to run more than a single cable through it.

I have samsung odyssey g7 32” curved monitor and it weigh 11lb without the stand, this monitor arm advertised to hold up 17 lb ? Which is way more than my monitor but unfortunately it keeps tilting down no matter how hard I tighted the screw.

Very cheap but excellent quality Quick delivery, easy to install, working very well. Thanks

Pros and Cons as well as the overall rating at the bottom The first thing I noticed is just how sturdy and solid it feels. When you take it out of the box, the metal frame has real weight to it. It's not the thin or hollow feeling you get from cheaper mounts. Once installed, it holds my monitor completely steady, even when I'm adjusting height or pulling it forward. The gas‐spring mechanism is smooth and easy to move. I can raise, lower, tilt, or swivel the screen with one hand, and it stays exactly where I put it. No sagging, no drifting, no wobble. Even when I mounted a heavier 32‐inch display, the arm handled it without any strain. The tension adjustment is simple, and once dialed in, the arm feels rock‐solid. Desk mounting was straightforward. The clamp is thick and grips the desk firmly. I never felt like it was going to loosen over time. The cable‐management channels are a nice touch too, they keep everything tidy and prevent cables from snagging when the arm moves. What impressed me most is how stable the monitor stays even when I'm typing or gaming. Some arms bounce or shake slightly, but this one barely moves. It genuinely feels like a premium mount at a budget price. If I had to nitpick, the arm is a bit stiff during the first few adjustments, but it loosens up after a day or two. Also, the instructions could be clearer, but installation is still easy enough if you've mounted a monitor before. Overall, the mount arm is one of the most solid and reliable single‐monitor mounts I've used. It feels built to last, holds the monitor perfectly steady, and makes positioning effortless. Pros .Extremely sturdy and solid metal construction .Spring arm moves smoothly and stays in place .Holds heavier 32" monitors without sagging .Strong desk clamp with excellent stability .Great cable‐management channels .Easy height, tilt, swivel, and rotation adjustments .Excellent value for the price Cons .Slightly stiff during first adjustments .Instructions could be clearer Overall Rating A++

Great. Good price and does what it says. Using with 27" monitor no problem. Super easy to install as well.

Awesome! Great support, easy install. Do not lose the adjustable Allen key to set tension. Great product sturdy and position flexible