Review on MonMount Freestanding Monitor 24 Inch LCD 6460B by Rob Rogers

If you want to improve the ergonomics of your desk and save your neck and posture, you need this product or something similar. Rotate the monitors from portrait to portrait. Each arm has two pivots to adjust the distance between your monitors and the viewing angle of each monitor, and the mount allows you to adjust the height of your monitors from your desk. The mounts use the 100mm and 75mm VESA standard to mount your VESA compatible flat panel displays, and wire harnesses are secured under each mount arm to keep power and video cables under control. It has a solid construction and is well made. The only decision is whether you want to leave the large legs of this mount on your desk, or if you need another mount that attaches to your desk. The bracket comes with the hardware to mount this stand through the table by drilling a hole in the table and installing a giant washer through the table, but this bracket doesn't seem like the best solution for a table mounted stand be. compared to clamp closures. I got this model because my desk isn't the strongest and can't support a clamp mount (but I still like this one). It's made in China and the instructions could have been better, but it's so easy to put together that I didn't get much use out of the instructions other than to determine the correct use of the nuts and bolts that came with it. The assembly required is to connect the weighted base and dual arm assembly to the main center beam. It also comes with screws that attach your monitors to the bracket. Assembly takes less than 5 minutes. For those who sit at the table for hours at the computer, buy it. Your neck and back will appreciate it. I recommend it.