Review on Enhance Ergonomics with VIVO Adapter VESA Mount Kit: 20-30 inch LED LCD Monitor Screen, 75mm/100mm Bracket - Stand-VAD1 by Isaiah Bower

My 29 inch Asus monitor has a smooth curved back that keeps the armrests away from the back of the monitor and the 'hooks' well away from the armrests. The monitor also had buttons and speakers on the bottom/back HDMI ports where the arms crossed, so I had to pay extra attention to where the bottom "hooks" were. My main concern was not to over tighten the hooks and break the monitor from back pressure. Due to the large distance between the hooks on which the monitor rests, the long screws that were needed to connect to the brackets, and the brackets themselves, when the monitor is adjusted with free movement, the hooks rotate downwards and this exposes the underside of the Monitors no longer gripped. There is no way to tighten the hooks to prevent them from turning - perhaps it would help a lot to solve this problem if the hook heads were hex with a hex screw in them. nitor (as I thought) in position and secured, I went to the back of the stand to tighten the VESA mount I was using, my 29" monitor fell and hit my new 34" monitor, I dove off one on my desk height 2 feet and then fell another 3 feet to my floor. The corner of the bezel is cracked and worn. Luckily the display itself was not damaged so the monitor now sits on its original stand next to the VESA mount I intended to use it with. Side or center mount would be much easier. Overall the build is good and the monitor looked great on its stand (pre-dive).