Review on 🖥️ VIVO Sit-Stand Workstation Single Monitor Mount, Desk Converter, Adjustable Monitor Arm - Fits 1 Screen up to 32 inches (STAND-V001U) by Darius Newberry

Installed an Acer 32" monitor on this stand. Received and assembled last Sunday. I won't criticize the assembly. I don't think I could call it very durable. On assembly there were no problems despite the lack of instructions in the box All fasteners fit together perfectly and no problem except I had a small problem which was not the fault of this particular product Pros: Easy assembly (even without detailed instructions) All metal construction Great height "These benefits speak for themselves. due to its low profile. It would have been great if my desk was flush with the wall, but I was willing to deal with a small gap due to the clamp. However, the detent to adjust the monitor's height protrudes." so far out that a small crack turns into a decent gap BELMANAGEMENT CLIP - This little piece of plastic has good intentions, it really does. But for most of us trying to manage cables with velcro straps and various other contraptions, this clip has helped me very little, if at all. I commend the attempt, but the two-way clamp doesn't justify its existence. Mounting plate Vesa. To be honest the record itself is fine. There were no misaligned holes or anything like that. The one that comes with me is excellent at turning and tilting, but turning is next to impossible. My monitor rotates so freely I can almost manipulate it like an early 20th century airplane prop. And he bends down, just looks at him hard enough. But when I try to rotate it, the monitor can detach from the stand. Wishes: Make a "wing nut" on the back of the bracket so that you can fold the "wings" down so they sit flush. Part of the cable management bracket so you can better hide the cables. The Vesa plate, which is attached directly to the monitor, is equipped with a tension adjustment. Apart from these few little things, I think this holder is good. Of course, time will tell. So if anything comes up, I'll correct this review.