VIVO Adjustable Clamp-on Desk Leg PC Mount, Under Desk PC Mount, Computer Case CPU Holder with Tool-Free Installation, Black, MOUNT-PC01C

Is able to hold my fairly heavy (30 lb) PC up very easily. It is stable and there is no concern about it breaking or falling.

This worked really well for me with a full tower case mounted to a ulift standing desk. Definitely solid enough to hold the heavy case without worry and adjustable enough to fit most cases even bulky ones.

I've had several VIVO VESA products so was happy to give this a try when I needed a way to make sure my PC moved up/down with my Flexispot E2 Pro sit/stand desk. The case pictured is the proprietary Chronos V2 from the Origin PC system integrator. The PC mount not only holds the PC securely as the desk moves up and down, but also my cat regularly uses the PC as a step to climb onto the desk so it holds an additional 10 lb of fur at least! I am not concerned at all with the stability once in place.It was very easy to install/set up on the desk leg; it would have been a bit easier/less risky to do so with another party to help me hold the PC right where I wanted it while I did the various tightenings, but I was able to manage well enough on my own. As I have it mounted now, the PC can slide easily forward and backward in the mount, which would be concerning to me if I moved the desk more or was in a more hectic environment, but this isn't an issue for me. I'm unsure if there's some step I can take with the mounting process itself to limit this capability of forward/backward movement, but I imagine it would be pretty easy to jerryrig a backstop or some soft silicone pads to hold the PC more securely beneath if I wanted. I just haven't bothered, since as stated, I don't feel it's necessary since the PC shouldn't be off-balance anyway!I was worried the handles to twist which secure it to the leg would be in the way, but they are never a problem since I mounted the PC on the right and tend to swivel slightly toward my left monitor when working. Simple planning for how/where to mount the PC in relation to how you will sit at your desk should keep them from being any sort of issue. Great value, another win with VIVO. (I don't work for them, I just have been really pleased with the quality of their products for the price points compared to the junk you usually find on Amazon!)

The mount is not a bad product per se but has its design limitations. Verdict: This should be more of a SFF or Mini ITX, or gaming console product than anything bigger.I used the Asus AP201 M-ATX case. Total build about 30lbs (Slightly over the weight limit)You will want to double check your case width as it might not fit the mount when extended. My case is a bit bigger than the mount but it work fine.Furthermore, the clamp used a soft plastic pad for gripping onto the mounting surface. This provides limited weight limit and has to be tighten extremely hard to make sure it doesn't slip.

Got this to mount the T1 case on the leg of my standing desk. Overall it works great although if I put the case in the right way meaning horizontally then there is a vertical gap due to the minimum height being larger than my case’s height. To be fair the T1 is tiny and even with the gap it holds very well and feels sturdy. Overall a great solution for someone who doesn’t want to drill into their desk.

I've been thinking that I wish I could put my computer UNDER my desk, but not on the floor ever since I bought my standing desk. It did not occur to me to look up an item like this to grany my wish. But it ended up finding me!Took me about five minutes to put this thing on my desk leg and mount my mATX PC under my desk. It holds well, was super easy to install, and because this version does not use screws, I can remove it just as easily if I ever want to. The PC is solidly geld by the mount, and my desk acts like it's not even there as I move it up and down.Update: It's been a few months, and I liked the setup so much that I bought a second one of these to setup another PC on the other side of the desk. Now I can truly call it a battlestation! Both are holding strong and make cable management super easy on a standing desk, since the PCs move up and down with it

DO NOT TRUST THIS CLAMP!!!It's made of heavy material and seems to attach really good. It has rubber pads that are adhered to the screw clamps and side of the mounting arm...but they slide over time and you will find your expensive computer sitting on the floor! At least, that's what happened to me. The thin, circular rubber pads slid off the two screw clamps and that gave it enough room on my table leg to fall completely off.I actually bought two of these: one for my full-sized ATX tower, and another for a small UPS. Both are having the same issue, so it's not like I just got a defective one and yours could be just fine. This is a design flaw with the rubber pads that likely affects everyone.I would NEVER buy this again and I hope this review helps keep someone else's computer from a very costly crash to the floor!

Seems nicely made, I did swap out the top clamp bolts for some knob bolt for easy removal of tower. But I cannot use it where I want because they used about 5 in bolt to anchor to desk legs. After clamping to the desk the bolt head stuck out about 1½ inches beyond the desk surface. (The bolts will contact side desk so can't raise the desk or will be in walkway to tear up a knee/leg!) Hoping I can source shorter bolts and make use of it. I also wish there was more holes in the top for better ventilation. #1 killer of computers is poor air flow not a good idea to restrict or block the main exhaust ports. Would be absolute 5 stars with shorter mounting bolts, and more slots in top plate to let the hot air escape. Cannot comment on how well it holds since I wasn't able to actually mount the computer.