💻 Mount-It! Premium Single Monitor Arm Desk Mount: Fits up to 35'' Screens, 33 lbs Weight, USB 3.0 & Audio Port, C-Clamp & Grommet Bases, VESA Compatibility, Aluminum & Black Finish Review

Didn't do that initially but had to move the brackets all the way up and then tighten the screws to allow the weight of the monitor to create enough air/oil pressure inside. My monitor is one of the heaviest on the market so it should support everything else. My desk is against a wall so I had to position both hands to almost 180 degrees, but it works with minimal effort. extra space (as if I bought a pole). USB ports on the stand helped reduce clutter even further. They could offer at least…

Arrived today, installed in less than 2 hours, a bit of a hassle. He holds a 33-inch Toshiba TV while his arm is strapped to the back of a makeshift desk. as a spacer for the mounting bracket. It seemed to me that the 3/4 inch thick layer wasn't strong enough to support the TV's weight. The wings are really great. The movement is smooth or hard depending on the angle you want to achieve. Unfortunately, there is no further information on how tight the hex bolts can be. It took more turns than I…

I have searched long and hard for a monitor mount to mount my 43 inch LG 43UD79-B monitor to and it ticks the box. Heavy duty, high quality parts and the option to mount with a screw right in the middle of the table or at the end with a clamp (as usual). It does what it says on the tin and holds my 31lb monitor pretty well just a comment and why I removed the star because you can't adjust the voltage to rotate the monitor (ie from landscape to portrait too switch). offers no way to mitigate…

This is my second Mount-it product, with my first experience with a 34" LG ultrawide computer display. I recently moved into a new apartment that had a tiny living room with a deep recess behind the wall perfect for a 36 inch CRT TV from c -formats not working. I recently bought a 49 inch Sony TV and weighed almost 30 pounds. I was afraid that a monitor mount solution might not work. However, after seeing other reviews on here, I went to Home Depot to get a 2x4 unit to support the weight of the

I can't confirm the durability of the product as I've only used it for 3 days. Easy to assemble and use (single monitor arm desk mount, gas spring arm, up to 35" 33lb). What impressed me the most was the ease of use. I was hesitant to buy any monitor arm due to the size and weight of my monitor (Seiki Pro 4k 40 inch, 25 lbs) because I read many reviews of other arms with weight capacity up to 26-28 lbs and many people have problems with them had hand holding the monitor up. weight limit. As…

I have previously run a dual monitor setup with 2 curved 24" monitors running at 144Hz connected to two analog human hands. for me even with the intended set of borderless monitors. So I settled on a 35-inch curved monitor as neck strain made it necessary to turn my head to see my entire workspace and of course that annoying gap in the middle. In fact, finding a quality, durable mount for my Chosen monitor wasn't easy. I wanted a different brand than my previous dual monitor setup and something