🖥️ Optimize Your Workspace with the HumanCentric SFF Under Desk and Wall Mount Bracket - Efficiently Mount Small Form Factor PC, UPS, and CPU Holder Review

While this prevents the Compact PC from working on the desktop, it's not what I expected. Basically, it's an L-shaped piece of metal that screws into the underside of the table. The PC is attached to 1 vertical piece of metal with 2 Velcro straps. Not very safe, when I push the button to turn on the computer I pull almost everything out of the straps. I would not buy again.

I really appreciate other reviews saying this bracket is a good match for their CyberPower UPS. It really works. There weren't many ways to attach something that tight. It came with two Velcro straps and the short strap was enough to get the job done. I didn't want to permanently mount the mount under my desk for a number of reasons; mainly because I didn't want to damage the table. I built a bracket out of 8" x 7" plywood and attached it to a metal support under my desk, then I attached the…

What a great and simple little device. Due to the design of my table, I didn't even have to attach it with screws. (Ikea Galant). I just tucked it in between the frame and the table and the straps worked well all the way around. This is a 1500VA UPS, about twice the weight of a mid-tower. The ONLY issue I had was with the straps. There should be more of a second side to attach it to. I only have about 2 inches to hold the band together but it's sturdy. That's because it's not a PC and the box…

As stated in the product description, this is a small form factor. So we used it to install a medium sized UPS backup battery for my wife's desktop computer. That works great. Easy to install and the backup battery sits just above your computer on the side of your desk. Up and to the side. The straps are tight and tidy so they don't wobble or move. worth your money. Thanks very much!

I used this to install my UPS under an electric desk and it works great. It's very durable and allows me to manage all the power cords and connect them to the table without worrying about them getting stuck or not being long enough.

I have a sit and stand desk and I got it to mount the UPS so only one cable had to go up and down. It was a little difficult to support the weight of the UPS when attaching the straps, so plan on having an assistant during the installation. The straps easily handle a 24.5 lb UPS.

I like to keep my standing desk clean so I was looking for a way to mount my eGPU case (OWC titanium node). The post on Reddit said that the size of this mount is just right for the egpu case, and of course it was right. Threading the straps is a bit tricky, but if you test it on your case before placing the mount on your desk, you'll be fine. For egpu you will probably use a smaller set of straps. Really solid. I pre-drilled the screws with a 1/8 bit and had no problems - just don't use a…

I have my UPS mounted under the back of my desk. This mount worked very well. I intentionally left a gap at the top because my UPS has vents at the top. Most computers don't do this, so you can tape them firmly to the top to keep them from moving. I'm a bit concerned about the plastic buckles that the straps go through to fold them over and allow the velcro to hold the desired length. This mount appears to be rated for up to 100 pounds so my 25 pound UPS shouldn't be a problem. However, I would