Mount UltraWide Heavy Duty Adjustable Construction Review

This product didn't fit me and I sent it back. The problem I had was that the mount didn't fit my monitor. It also sat very low over the table, meaning it didn't raise the monitor to eye level. In fact, it was only 1 inch larger than the Samsung 28 inch monitor stand.

This mount comes with two installation methods, but I think the C-Clip is the most popular due to the easy access to the back of your desktop. It was a very easy build! Took me less than 45 minutes. Just be sure to make any necessary adjustments by tightening or loosening all hex screws for smooth and easy rotation before putting the table back in place. (Glass top is 1/4" thick. Clamp has rubber gasket)

Good quality stand, very stable, tilt/rotate works well. However, for a 40-inch TV, it barely allows a 4-inch height above the table. It's not much different than using a TV stand. If you need a stand to elevate your 40-42 inch TV I would look elsewhere. If you have an ultra wide monitor that is less than 40 inches and can be rotated and tilted, then this is a quality product for your use.

The result: a stable stand that is easy to set up and reduces desk clutter. Monitor. If you spend a lot of time in front of your computer and are looking for a monitor stand to elevate your monitor to eye level, this may not help. I'm average height and it's still 1-2 inches short. Bracket - There is another version with a telescopic pole up to 17 inches.

Instead of a monitor, I used a Samsung TU8000 43" widescreen TV. It's as big as you want it to be and weighs only 17 pounds. The screws, the ones that came in the VESA mount box were too short I had to go for the longer ones and opt for the 30mm instead of the 20mm the product offers. I also bought lock washers and had to use extra long washers. With 25mm screws it could work. Assembly and installation was easy and felt very solid. It is mounted on a standard 1" table. Tilt and rotation are…

I've had this item for a few weeks now and while it says it supports a 42" monitor, it works great on a 43" monitor. It supports the monitor very securely. No complaints about this item, it's just what I needed to get my monitor off my desk and it helped me transform a cluttered work environment into a very clean, comfortable and professional look. While my only concern is supporting a 43-inch monitor, I'm tempted to fit some sort of metal bracket under the slide mechanism to keep the support…

This TV mount is solid and fits my 43 inch screen. But with some problems. When I screwed the bezel to the back of the TV, they flexed the arm extensions towards the TV a bit, but not enough to ensure integrity. The assembly went well, the TV case was accidentally assembled the wrong way round, it was quickly repaired. But the bolts holding the extensions to the frame are not tightened. But when tightening the screws into the TV, the 4/8 screws were pushed close enough to the TV that they…

Holds my 34" Ultra Wide Monitor pretty well. The tilt set point is terrible. It's just a small adjustment that's difficult to achieve when the monitor is on a stand. It comes with several different mounting options, which is nice. I personally used the clip style. It would have been nice if there was a lower profile handle for the clamp so I could fit my desk better (it has a piece of wood on the back that hides the wires). For the price, this is a worthwhile buy if you need to free up desk…

First of all, this stand really gets the job done. It is very durable and adapts to the most diverse mounting scenarios and monitors. I'm using a 200x200 configuration and it's fine. The problem is that the block is black and many of the screws are silver, creating an unfinished look. There are hardly any visible markings on the main pipe making it look inferior than it really is. I wish it was about three inches taller, but it is. The main pipe needs a top plug. And as is often the case with…