Review on ErGear Single Monitor Desk Mount Stand Kit - Full Motion Gas Spring Arms | Clamp On/Grommet Mounting Base | Holds up to 17.6 lbs/Arm | 75/100mm VESA | Black by Diane Haney

Considering the price, no complaints. I ended up turning my desk upside down because of the design of my desk. It just seemed like a better and easier option since I had to drill a hole from above, I didn't want to drill the table. Design wise the hand looks pretty well built, the body is plastic but that's okay. me. The arm was more than strong enough to hold the monitor, I had to reduce the spring tension from the factory settings as it was too strong for the monitors I tested. Cable management was adequate and simple enough. Adjustability is good, more than enough for what I need. My setup is on the side of the monitor, so it's pulled out to the left, meaning the center of gravity is outside of the bar that the arm attaches to. . This makes it shake a bit when I adjust the brightness or other settings on the monitor (it would be less if I had placed the milestone in the middle). Luckily my table is stable so tapping or hitting the table etc. doesn't make it wobble. One improvement I'd suggest is the addition of a detachable "neck" (the part you screw onto the monitor - no idea what it's actually called). ". With this you have to connect your whole arm to the monitor and then lift everything onto the stand. It would be a lot easier if the VESA neck was detachable so you could fully mount your arm and just connect the monitor. Another observation The following is that the rod is not very suitable for adjusting the incline, if you want to move the incline up a bit you have to pull hard to make it "lock" (if not, it will) .just go all the way down) and then slowly move it back into place Overall I gave it 4 stars given the price and use cases 1. Monitor: QNIX QX2710 27" - 10.2 lbs.