🖥️ ErGear EGCM12: Height/Angle Adjustable Monitor Mount for 13-32'' Screens, Holds up to 17.6lbs - Black Review

This stand gave me everything I needed and nothing more. I needed a stand that could be raised and lowered, tilted and the monitor rotated to portrait. This stand does all of those things. Now I can enjoy my favorite thing about writing on a computer: seeing an entire page of text at 100% magnification. Assembly and installation took about 45 minutes. I didn't actually need any help, but an extra pair of hands came in really handy to keep everything steady as space constraints meant I had to…

This is a nice simple machine that does what it is supposed to do and if you want to drill a hole in the table (10mm) it can be extra clean, no wobble etc. The Biggest Problem Others note that a bolt and friction are used to prevent the monitor from sagging. This means that you must tighten the appropriate screw /tightly/. By default, on the cleanest looking assembly, the rotation when tightening this screw actively contributes to play during tightening. If you turn the clamp upside down…

Overall good value for money but my 16lb 32" monitor is really pushing the limits of this stand. I had to spend a lot of time with the vertical gusset as it is very difficult to predict the landing position when tightening the screw. In fact, I wouldn't recommend buying it for more than £15, especially if the screen is deep in relation to the anchor point, as that will increase the torque on the aforementioned hinge.

I don't know where all these positive reviews are coming from. I have 3 monitor mounts/stands from different manufacturers and this was by far the worst! It doesn't attach to the table well enough because the silver thing it's supposed to hold to the table is too small and a piece of junk. Spend another €5 and get something else.

In general I am satisfied with the product. It feels a little wobbly to touch or move, but feels nice and solid when in place. Holds Acer's 32" curved monitor well and reduces the monitor's footprint on my desk, which was my goal. I'm happy with the up and down and side to side movement, but it's hard to adjust when leaning against a wall with all the screws tightened, so this would be a stand with a fixed position, not one that could easily be moved around Viewing angles were . change…

Pros: - Affordable - Easy to assemble and install - Excellent adjustability - Stable once tightened - Got my 32 inch monitor from a 4 inch monitor from a storage table top to top lifted about 7-8"+ so I could put my Logitech speakers back to their original standing position and clean my desk well. I wish I had received earlier. Cons: My installed 32" monitor had trouble tilting even after I tightened the screw to keep it from sagging on its own due to its weight. The head of the hex screw that…

We bought several small desks for some of our kids to use for distance learning during the 2020 pandemic. I used this mount to save space on a small desk. It was easy to assemble and install. We used the clamp method instead of a heavier drill and screw. It supports 22 inch screens, stable and adjustable. If you're looking to save some desk space and can either mount it or are willing to drill and screw it across your desk, this is a very good and very affordable option.

This stand is very stable. I use the clamp configuration because I don't want to drill a hole in my desk. Also with my 32" monitor there is practically no shake (only shakes when I bump into the table that turns into stand and monitor). Like, this thing is very durable and made of heavy metal. The adjustments are also very easy The only adjustment that needs to be tightened or loosened is the height and forward tilt Left-right pan and side-to-side adjustments are made by simply sliding the…

This is a nice simple setup that does what it's supposed to do and if you're willing to drill a hole in the table (10mm) it can be extra clean, doesn't wobble etc. Biggest problem that you have seen from others is: It uses bolts and friction to prevent the monitor from falling. This means that you must tighten the appropriate screw /tightly/. By default, on the cleanest looking assembly, the rotation when tightening this screw actively contributes to play during tightening. If you turn the…

In general I am satisfied with the product. It feels a little wobbly to touch or move, but feels nice and solid when in place. Holds Acer's 32" curved monitor well and reduces the monitor's footprint on my desk, which was my goal. I'm happy with the up and down and side to side movement, but it's hard to adjust when leaning against a wall when all the screws are tight, so it would be a stand with a fixed position, not one that could be lightweight shifted when the viewing angles were. change…