Review on 🖥️ WALI VESA Mount Bracket Adapter for 13-27 inch Screens, VESA 75mm and 100mm Compatibility (UVVEP) - Monitor Arm Mounting Kit by Andrew Vogel

I have a Dell consumer monitor in the 24 inch version, probably 5-7 years old. Because of that stupid "beer," it doesn't have a standard VESA mounting point on the back. "Inner" back panel design, where the bottom of the monitor protrudes and the top is thin. What the hell were they even thinking? Then just make everything thick. All in all not a bad setup, although a few words in the instructions would have been really nice, the pictures don't really clarify a few important details like: - One of the first pictures refers to the A/B/C screws, which are the same screws are of different lengths. They don't really illustrate that you need to use different screws depending on the thickness of the monitor, but it's actually a bit tricky to figure out which ones you need because it's not about the top and bottom thickness, it's about the overall thickness. The entire assembly doesn't need to flex inward to secure it to the monitor, so length is an issue here. It seems like it's obvious, but for me at least I had to switch to a larger view when I was almost done. It's okay because it's pretty easy to do, but the instructions could be a bit clearer. The instructions also give the usual three-letter design (tick, tick, cross) of what works and what doesn't. but I honestly have no idea from the guide what they refer to. This is a side view of a monitor and really needs clarification or real language again. All in all I would recommend this setup. I felt like I would have more space if my monitor was a little bigger. If you have a beer belly style monitor on the back this will suit it but you can't do an X pattern; You need to straighten the top or bottom to install it. This design is detailed in the instructions. Remember not to drag the monitor! Hooray!