🔧 RiteAV VESA Adapter Mount: Easily Convert VESA 75mm to VESA 100mm for LED, LCD, or Plasma Screens Review

Mine had male threaded holes (100mm) but the four screws that came with the plate only fit the holes and none of the screw sizes that came with my hand plate would fit external holes. I either have to use smaller bolts with nuts or try to find matching bolts for the outer holes. (If anyone could measure the size/pitch of the outer hole I'd appreciate the info!) Otherwise it's a good adapter plate and will work. It just annoyed me that it's two steps forward and one step back when I install this

Pros: * Strong steel, likely to withstand more than advertised. It's well made and fits perfectly, with a concave to accommodate the screw heads that are going into the old panel you're looking to convert. One screw lost from the original stand. Cons: * Expensive for a piece of steel. Quantity: If necessary, then necessary. In fact, there aren't many good options out there, and making one that good requires certain skills.

After trying to find something that works on my dual monitors for my Msi Optix Mpg27cq I found this in case anyone is wondering if it does works, it works because i've been looking through a ton of stuff to figure out what to mount my monitor with. If anyone has this monitor they face the same problem when they want to mount it because for some stupid reason msi didn't leave enough space for the mount. I actually had to buy various screws from my local hardware store which wasn't a problem…

Mine came with external threaded holes (100mm) but the plate's four supplied screws only fit the inner holes and none of the screw sizes included with my hand plate fit the outer holes . I either have to use smaller bolts with nuts or try to find matching bolts for the outer holes. (If anyone could measure the size/pitch of the outer hole I'd appreciate the info!) Otherwise it's a good adapter plate and will work. It just annoyed me that it's two steps forward and one step back when I install…

Pros: * Strong steel, likely to withstand more than advertised. It's well made and fits perfectly, with a concave to accommodate the screw heads that go into the old panel you're trying to convert * worked on installing an inexpensive HP monitor on an old Altedec VESA monitor stand. One screw lost from the original stand. Cons: * Expensive for a piece of steel. Quantity: If necessary, then necessary. In fact, there aren't many good options out there, and making one that good requires certain…

Very high quality. German "Heft". Stamped sheet steel 1/8 thick. Based on the 75mm to 100mm description I was expecting the 100mm holes to be threaded, however the 75mm holes are threaded (VESA M4 standard) and the 100mm holes are are through holes. I think it depends on your point of view. Anyway I drilled 75mm holes and everything works fine. The holes are precise - just right. The corners are rounded. The edges are broken and cleaned. Quality paint - black. I made these adapters from Baltic…

After trying to find something that works on my two monitors for my Msi Optix Mpg27cq I found this, in case anyone is wondering if it works, it works because I looked into a lot of things to figure out what to mount my monitor with. If anyone has this monitor they have the same problem when they want to mount it because for some stupid reason the MSI didn't leave enough space for mounting, I did have to buy different screws at my hardware store near me what was no problem, overall a good…