VIVO Single Monitor Desk Mount, Fully Adjustable Monitor Arm Stand with Clamp and Grommet Base, Tilt, Swivel, Rotation - Holds 1 Screen up to 22lbs with VESA 75x75mm or 100x100mm, Black, STAND-V001

There is a limited bend in the arm that connects the pole to the monitor mounting plate. This means that if you want to put the monitor back close to the pole, you'll only be able to get so close if the pole is centered on the monitor (as shown in the photos). If you want to go further back, you'll need to adjust the pole to one side, which will cause the arm to droop slightly and the monitor to wobble in the horizontal axis. By rotating the monitor, you can correct the droop. The sway, on the other hand, isn't as bad. This is especially noticeable because I have a standing desk that wobbles more at full height. br>br>Because the product is shipped in a small box (to maximize the number of units per shipping container, I'd guess), you'll have to bolt various parts together before you can install the monitor. The manual refers to parts that are not well labeled or packaged. (For example, bolt G and washer K could be in with screw A. ) It's a good idea to spend some time with the parts list at the beginning to make sure you understand where each piece goes. To assemble the product, you'll need three different allen wrenches (all of which are included). I believe they could have done it with two keys, or even just one if they were truly dedicated.

Colby Warner

| Apr 11, 2021

This is a fantastic monitor mount at a reasonable price! I bought it because the stand on my Predator x34 monitor was taking up too much space on my desk. This was the ideal solution for the problem. Advantages: br>br> Low costbr>Sturdy constructionbr>Minimalistic appearancebr>br>Cons: Other thoughts: br>Nonebr>br> br>I used the included allen wrench to remove one of the arms because the arm and mounting pole were sagging a little under the weight of my monitor. This isn't the fault of the product; it's not designed for ultrawide monitors, which is what I'm using it for (a 34-inch ultrawide). However, it does not sag when one arm is removed. This item is extremely durable. When the mount is pushed all the way flush with the wall that my desk sits against, my monitor sits 4 inches (10 cm) from the wall, which I think is the perfect distance, but that's about as close as it will go, so if you want your monitor right up against the wall, you should buy a wall mount instead. br>The packaging includes all of the necessary tools, which is a huge bonus! Even though I already had all of the tools, it was great to see them included. br>Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about the dimensions or anything else.

Benicio Atkinson

| Jul 14, 2021

Desktop mount with articulating panel arm. It was both simple and inexpensive to set up. I'm not sure why I just went out and bought an adjustable monitor arm to replace the in-built one. I'm glad I bought it sooner rather than later because it's a well-made stand. It was a breeze to set up this mount. The instructions are fairly straightforward, but if you've ever worked with Legos or a puzzle before, you won't need them. My large LCD (LG 29EA73-1) is housed in this unit. P) works perfectly and is exactly the right length for what I'm looking for. One thing I didn't anticipate was a minor restriction in the arm's articulation. br>br>I planned on putting the pole in the middle of my desk. I had hoped that the arm would nestle into itself, allowing me to fully extend my monitor. However, a closer examination of the image, if I had been paying attention, would have revealed that this is not possible on a shallow desk (imagine a "Z" with the wall on top and the monitor on the bottom). The middle of the "Z" represents the shortest distance between the two objects. I was hoping for something more along the lines of "=", with the wall on top and the monitor on the bottom. Instead, I had to position my pole to one side of the desk and extend the arms straight out to get my display as far back as I needed. br>br> It's not a bother, but it's something I hadn't considered - As a result, it might be useful for some of you who may have overlooked that thought. Solid. br>br> It has a nice appearance. It has a variety of mounting options (vice-clamp mount, grommet pass-through) and can be used in a variety of situations. straight through, or drill a hole through). Excellent value for money.

Paxton Levine

| Apr 27, 2021

This was purchased to house my 27" Dell Ultrasharp monitor, as well as the VIVO soundbar kit to mount two computer speakers on either side of the screen. The panel weighs 9. 8 pounds, according to Dell's website. 7 lbs. The speakers and mounting bracket added a few pounds to the total weight, so maybe 12-pounds. Total weight of 14 pounds This bracket has a tendency to sag and is difficult to keep upright. Even when typing at a moderate speed, the monitor wanted to wobble around a lot. It just wasn't working no matter how tight I tightened everything, and I was on the verge of returning it. Then I discovered that by removing one of the extensions, I could shorten the arm. I remounted it with the pole closer to the monitor's center and it's now better, but not perfect; it sags and wobbles less, but it's still not as sturdy as the monitor's original stand. I'm thinking about getting some more mounts now that I'm working from home full-time, so I can mount my work monitors as well, but I'm hesitant to do so. This one is worth purchasing.

Gary McBride

| Apr 18, 2021