MonMount Freestanding Monitor 24 Inch LCD 6460B Review

At first I thought the stand was HUGE. But after putting it all together and putting two of my 23 inch (ASUS VN247) on it, I was extremely impressed. The assembly was quite easy, everything you need was included in the kit (except for a Phillips screwdriver). It was even ready if you have curved monitor backs. Customization is easy with the tools provided. By placing it on my desk, I actually gained a lot of space compared to the two regular monitor stands I had before. Even with my two 23"…

Arrived very neatly packaged - I received it for a dual monitor setup. I have a 25 and 23 inch monitor. While it doesn't support a 25" monitor, I've made minor adjustments to the support and it now supports both of my monitors. Pros: Very durable and heavy - you may need help installing monitors. angles as well as vertical great price. Disadvantages: You have to be very careful when unscrewing the height adjustment nut if you already have monitors installed - otherwise they will simply fall…

It was easy to assemble but difficult to get what I wanted. The height adjustment is really difficult because I have to loosen or tighten the screw with an allen wrench to allow vertical movement. As soon as you loosen the screw it immediately starts to go down and is difficult to stop due to the weight of the monitors. It's really a two person job to set things up. I also had a hard time aligning the monitors. There is rotate and tilt control for the monitor and adjusting one seems to adjust…

Love this stand! It saved me so much space on the monitor stand that I had before when I only had one monitor. The base is really big, but it's U-shaped and flat on top so you can easily put anything on it or on it (I put my keyboard on it when I need to read or write something on the computer and it keeps the keyboard steady for To press). It was very easy to set up and all you need to assemble it is a Phillips screwdriver. The instructions were relatively easy to follow, really study the…

I bought this stand to position my 23 inch HP2310m monitor (300 nits!) at just the right distance from my eyes for comfortable viewing - the monitor hovers over the top number row of my keyboards. Also, I wear bifocals, so it's actually more comfortable if the monitor is fairly low (the bottom is 3 inches higher than my desk) and tilted slightly upwards. I place the stand far behind the table so that the arm is stretched far enough forward. In this configuration I have to press the back edge of

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…

It was a bit of a financial challenge but I'm fed up with two monitors taking up the entire desk. I hit the buy button and hoped for the best. When I received it, the first thing that struck me was - it's HEAVY! I assume this is to provide some stability when hanging the monitors on the brackets. It works out. After I installed the monitors, the fun part began - how do I set up the monitors for the best performance? Most people go with both landscapes. Some at the top come with both portraits…

I read all the reviews of many devices and ended up choosing this one as it was the cheapest of the options I considered. I have relatively little desk space and I'm upgrading to two 22-inch Viewsonic widescreen monitors. Taking it off the table was practically a "must have" if I wanted any kind of work surface. The box was well packaged and I could tell before I opened it that it was a heavier device. The assembly is very simple and a page of instructions is not really necessary. As long as…