Review on Versatile HumanCentric Adjustable CPU Holder: Perfectly Fits Most PC Cases for Under Desk Computer Mount and Wall Mount by Ha Joon Joon
A great option for this money, I definitely recommend it!
And now for the weight and basic functionality. At the moment, I have this bracket holding a 43-inch TV (!) weighing 8.3 kg through a VESA adapter from the same oncron. And he really fulfills the declared limit of 9kg. If someone "pecks" their 24-inch monitor, then this is solely the problem of these people who could not properly adjust the resistance of the bracket. Now, with a TV, almost all degrees of freedom work out regularly, exactly the same as before, when a light monitor hung (24 inches, 3.5 kg). It feels like when ascending / descending, there is even a small margin in the gas lift. I turn the TV from the bed to the table by 90 °, sometimes I move it closer / further. Of course, you have to be careful, but mostly because the bracket is fixed on the edge of the table top, for the strength of which I am more worried. The only thing - I had to tighten the bolt that regulates the vertical straight to the end. Because, as the TV seats are shifted to the top, and the bottom accounts for most of the weight. The bolt turned right in with a lot of effort. But nothing broke, did not crack, and there were no problems at all, the bracket holds. Therefore, there is actually no vertical adjustment now, but I don’t need it in my scenario. Let me remind you that this is almost the maximum load in terms of weight and greatly exceeded diagonally. Perhaps in the near future I will rearrange again and ate the monitor to 32 inches, but now I know that the bracket will definitely work out such a load with ease.
- Excellent assembly, strong and pleasant materials. In reviews of other brackets, it was often said to be careful when unpacking, it can quickly crack down and injure. There is no such thing here - you cut off the screed and it opens smoothly and easily. All degrees of freedom are well regulated, the declared weight limit corresponds to reality.
- Indeed, there is a slight play in the clip connecting the monitor and the bracket. But it is easily solved with a half of a business card inserted into the connecting groove. But the lack of any fixation or horizon indicator is still a drawback. Especially when turning 180 ° around the vertical axis, the horizon moves out for some reason and you have to constantly correct it. So it was when my bed stood at the desk and twisted the monitor back and forth. Made a small rearrangement, now the problem is not particularly relevant, but it is worth considering.
