💻 Enhance Your Workspace with MOUNTUP Single Monitor Stand: Freestanding VESA Desk Mount for 13-32 inch Computer Screens with Height Adjustable, Swivel, Tilt, Rotation - VESA 75x75 100x100 MU0023 Review

I bought two and each took only a few minutes to assemble. They are really stable and easy to set up. I've seen one post where it was difficult to keep them from sagging. You have to tighten it with a lot of force, but once I tightened it, it stayed where I placed it. As with all these mounts, there's a fine line between tight enough that you can still make minor adjustments without loosening and loose enough that the slightest vibration will move them. My only workstation where the mount is…

I mounted a fairly light monitor on the tripod. It worked well both vertically and horizontally. It was solid and there was no way the monitor would tip over. The only drawback is the tilting mechanism. The monitor can be tilted up or down. The problem is that the screw that goes through the mechanism to the nut on the other side has no way of protecting the monitor from falling other than by brute force. No lock washer, no toothed washer, no double screw. Flat painted metal only vs. flat…

I bought this unit to display a 32 inch monitor in portrait mode. It says it works on monitors up to 32 inches. It works well BUT the mounting hardware wasn't tight enough to "hold" the 32 inch monitor. I've had to slide the monitor down where it rests on the base and it works fine. When tightening the fasteners, I broke the head of one of the included hex wrenches. I used my own allen wrench and tightened it as much as I could, but it just couldn't handle the weight of a 32" display. It works…

I bought this device because my Samsung monitor stand is not height-adjustable. The mount doesn't quite fit the monitor because it has four extra holes that take up space where my monitor starts to bend at the back. I managed to get it working, but then I realized that it takes superhuman strength to lock this mount at an angle and get it to hold the monitor. That is, with an allen wrench on one side and a wrench holding the bolt on the other. Forget about tilting your monitor for someone else…

My old stand was made of flimsy plastic and broke. It was pretty easy to put together. It does what it's designed to do, except for screen sag, as it doesn't seem like they put a wrench in the screw that needs to be tightened to keep the TV from sagging. He sagged. There is space for a third key, although it was NOT in the box. I tried to take a close-up of where there is room on the stand for that 3rd key! I was "annoyed" to say the least. It was a strong base. I didn't want to send it back…