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 Gary Shakeone

I was looking for an ergonomic arm and stand for my Wacom Cintiq 16. I needed something that could be easily removed from the table but still be strong and flexible enough . I've searched a lot and found it to be perfect for my needs. I was also concerned that my tablet was lighter than the mount's minimum weight capacity, but it held it with no problems. You just need to adjust the tension on your hand. The assembly instructions were easy to understand. My problem was that there were no instructions on how to rotate the vesa plate 360 degrees and rotate the arm on the base. I figured it out by messing around with the screws. In order for the Vesa plate to rotate 360 degrees, you must remove the screw and washer on the plate (see image A). In order for the lever to rotate, you must loosen the 3 screws under the base (see image B). You will also need a smaller Allen key, which is not included, to loosen the screws on the bottom. I hope this was helpful to those who are confused. For your information. If you want to use this on your Centiq you will need spacers for the screws that come with this bracket. Because the VESA holes on the back of the Centiq are too small for screws (see image C).