💻 HUANUO Gas Spring Single Arm Monitor Desk Mount - Adjustable VESA Bracket for 17-34 inch Screens, Clamp & Grommet Mounting Base - Supports up to 19.8lbs Review

The first attached picture is part of the schematic from the website in the product description. It clearly states a maximum clamping depth of 3.93" and the "drill hole in the table" option has a maximum depth of 2.95". I bought this mount instead of one of the many others on the market based on the 3.93" spec as I have a table that has a top that is about 3.75" thick. The mount arrived today and from what I saw on the website the two numbers were swapped! As shown in the second picture, the…

My L-shaped table has pre-punched cord/wire holes. This product fits perfectly into these holes, leaving room for cables. I originally installed it with my 24" monitor, but I found that the tension of the table, while quite strong, seemed best supported with a support bracket sold separately. Attached are before and after pictures of the support bracket so you can see the space and placement. Note that I used the support bracket differently - I put one flat board on the table and turned the…

Monitor stands, pens, boots and cutlery, what do these things have in common? They are all more than boring purchases that you only appreciate after a "good" purchase. When I was remodeling my office space, I bought this stand for a 27" Dell monitor. I originally bought it to clean my desk surface but now I can't imagine using my Minitor without it. In fact, I hardly use my second monitor now as the arm makes it so much more comfortable! Assembly: (1) The instructions are clearly written, and…

(I also have a dual arm version of this mount and some reviews match as the products are very similar) This is a pretty good monitor mount. It's solid, fairly easy to assemble, and keeps my monitors stable. This company has a version identical to this one except it has two mounting arms and the post is slightly taller. The hands are compatible. Both are good products despite the brand name Chinasium. When installing this I highly recommend slacking off the tension on the gas cylinder in your…

So I installed it for my desk which I can raise or lower and use in ergonomic daily work by lifting it and standing for a few hours. either sitting or standing. bar table. I mostly switch back and forth to minimize postural and circulation issues since I use this workstation several hours a day, as much or more than my bed. It is important! That's why I have the $900 Aeron chair. But when using three 30 inch monitors, the main monitor I use has to go up and down when I change position. That's…