🖥️ ErGear Single Monitor Desk Mount Stand: Adjustable Gas Spring Arm for 22-34 inch Monitors, Swivel Articulating Design - Holds up to 26.5lbs Review

A very successful purchase. Installation was very easy. My display isn't lightweight, but it feels solid and confident when motivated along multiple axes. In terms of value for money, the best option so far.

I bought a single arm mount and it works just as expected (if not better). Don't let the affordable price fool you, this item is rock solid and well built. Clear instructions, easy to assemble and attach to the table. I mounted it straight up with a slight downward tilt, so can't comment on how well it handles a heavy monitor when it's unplugged for long periods of time. Supports my 32 inch LG perfectly. Will update if I have any problems. 5 out of 5 stars for the price, solid construction…

Simply put, this thing is amazing. He did exactly what I needed and at a great price. I wanted to free up desktop space and I found this guy on Zon. Ordered, received quickly. The assembly went well. My desktop is like a block of meat so this guy made it easy. The assembly instructions were quite clear. My favorite part is the articulated arm. It seems to be able to hold a decent weight, but I only use it for my Asus monitor. The movement is smooth and the flexibility to position yourself where

I received two products; one is the one i originally bought, the other is a replacement (when i requested a refund). The first piece I got, a gas spring on it, was supposed to allow height adjustment, but it was too tight and made the height unchangeable. I then asked for a replacement (thinking it was defective). the replacement service is good (not sure if the seller or amazon should be thanked for that). After I received the replaced one, it still has a similar problem. But after trying…

Gas spring doesn't work at all. tried with the hex bolt fully loosened and tightened. When I turn it all the way to + I can drop it about 2 inches and it's very loose, but it doesn't go any lower and not nearly able to go low enough to keep my arm horizontal. When I turn the hex screw all the way, she slowly raises her arm 2 inches as I turn the screw. When it's all the way up, I can't move my arm. It's basically stuck in the raised position it landed in the box, there's no way to make it…

I took a chance ordering this because my desktop is a 1.5 inch thick meat block tabletop. The last monitor mount I had when assembling the desk didn't fit. Clamp on the table because it doesn't adjust that wide (there's no way I'm going to drill a hole in the top). With the "smallest" setup I can still clamp it to my desk - I'm sure it will clamp even something much larger since the clamp assembly has extra holes for wider adjustment. The second requirement was that I could center the monitor…

This is a great monitor arm and I bought the second arm from these guys (although the other had two arms it was actually the same type with an extra Shoulder). They were very easy to put together as all I had to do was sit and watch my 12 year old put it together. :-) I can confirm that they are very strong. The hand this test is designed for will hold a 34-inch ultra-wide monitor with no problem. And the dual arm holds a very old (and heavy) 25" monitor plus a lighter 24" touchscreen monitor…

I have two huge 32" Dell monitors and they work great. Once you put them on, they hold up these monitors well. As a person who works with technology and associated furniture, you must ensure that the weight of your monitor does not exceed the recommended weight limit. This is one thing where many people make mistakes and then blame the company for their mistakes. Each of my monitors are in the 17 pound range, which gives me a 9 pound buffer. Remember that it's better to get a gun that kills…