Review on WALI Single LCD Monitor Gas Spring Wall Mount: Fully Adjustable VESA up to 27 inch, 14.3 lbs Weight Capacity, 13.4 inch Max Extension (GSWM001S) - Black by Michael Tarlue

I used the ergonomic hand with the Cintiq. The Pro 24 hasn't transitioned to a new desktop that doesn't allow the use of a clamp, nor did I want to drill a huge hole to mount it. I found this standalone stand and have my fingers crossed to install it on my Cintiq 24. I fully customized the stand to the instructions so it could hold the monitor, and while it's a bit stiffer than a hand, it supports the Cintiq and even allows me to dangle it off my desk like a hand. I put felt feet under the stand so I can easily lift it up and move it back and forth. The stand allows the monitor to be lowered into different character positions. The frame is heavy, I don't see any problems yet, but time will tell. A great alternative to the expensive Wacom stands out here. For mounting you need the Wacom Vesa mount. I recommend this stand if you want to maneuver your monitor similar to an ergonomic arm but on its own.