🖥️ MU0027 Single Monitor Desk Mount - Adjustable Gaming Monitor Arm Stand Mount, holds LCD Screen up to 32 Inch, Clamp/Grommet Base, Supports 17.6lbs | MOUNTUP Review

I have a 34 inch Dell monitor as I sometimes work from home. Define what I was looking for. My only issue with this is that you have to tighten the screws quite hard in some places to keep the monitor in place. And an extra pair of hands makes it easier. Not a deal breaker just so you know.

Love the mount. Works well and makes it easy to change the position of the monitor. I went with two, one for each monitor. This allows me to make different settings depending on what I'm doing.

I've been using it for about 2 weeks, there have been no problems. The spring is a little different than the gas piston: it's a little stiffer, it takes a little more effort to adjust, there's practically no "dead zone". I think those are all good qualities. "No dead zone" means that small adjustments made to compensate for adjustments, for example, will not "break in". He holds a 27 inch monitor @ 90 like a champ. You will see in the photo that I use both the sleeve and the clamps. The device…

Works great! Looks cool and was easy to set up. The mount was VERY loose out of the box so I had to be careful installing it as I wasn't expecting the monitor to just fall off! But everything worked out and I was able to pull it up. The only problem I have may be unique to my situation, but the screw you tighten to attach it to the table is too long for me. I roll over on the bedside table and my knee gets caught in it!

The icing on the cake for my gaming rig. Installed a 32 inch Dell monitor. The mount has an industrial look. The black and red color goes very well with the new gaming table. The installation is quite easy. Installation took less than 15 minutes. Use a grommet setup as the grommet hole in the table was larger than the mounting plate. Other than that, it's a very nice addition to any gamer's setup.

Definitely developed for ultra-light monitors. I bought this to use with my 27 inch Acer Nitro VG0 4k monitor which weighs just under 13 pounds BEFORE I removed the stand. Mount Barely holds the monitor with maximum tension on almost the entire arm. It will slowly fall forward over time as the springs lose tension so I have to tighten everything once a week or so. I really wanted to like this mount because it matches my red and black theme for my gaming rig, but at $60 I just can't recommend…

This monitor mount is great. Looks great. I have a 32" Dell monitor and it's within the weight limit but I could definitely tighten it up if needed so there's plenty of wiggle room there. It rotates exactly as described and looks just like the picture, worth buying Tiny Con - chances are I tightened the bottom bracket 360 degrees but it's a bit tight if the entire platform is rotated.

I bought two of these and they are perfect. I'm tempted to buy a third and third monitor. It's solid, has great freedom of movement, is easy to assemble, and looks like I'm about to hack into the world government's computer system.

I already have one of these mounts and they work well. The only complaint I have is that the settings have to be fixed with a wrench. This wrench has a habit of banging the monitor up and down when tightened, which requires patience. I bought a second one to connect two monitors together, only this one came with no instructions. I was a bit confused as I still had the original and used it to build the kit. As a result, the kit works, but their quality control sucks. I would like to remind you…