Premium Die-Cast Aluminum Gas Spring Monitor Arm Stand - MOUNTUP Single Monitor Desk Mount | Holds 17-32 Inch LED LCD Screens | Adjustable with C Clamp and Grommet Mounting Base | Supports up to 17.6lbs MU0022 Review

So being a dubious lady I managed to assemble this myself. Actually, it wasn't that bad with the clamp setting. The only issue I had was the included position tool that was supposed to increase the tension, which didn't even fit! It was too big to fit the hole to be tightened to keep my monitor from falling off. Luckily I found a similar tool in my toolbox that was perfect for me. If I didn't have this little tool I would end up resetting everything not believing it would work which would be a…

I have a similar set in my office. Bought the same houses. I chose this one because it has adjustable hinges. It's great for adjusting the monitor's position, allowing you to sit or stand at your desk. They also have great built-in cable management! Easily removable cable management covers and snap into place. (Please note: In my personal configuration, one cable was not long enough to fit in the cable manager.) If the mount keeps slipping up or down after attaching the monitor, tighten the…

- Looking for a bracket that will mount flush to the wall with no drilling that won't break the bank. That's all! - Clear photo instructions, no confusion and no irritation. Very quick installation. Unlike the smart desk I bought from Autonomous, I was hooked from the first step. Thanks very much! - The black part of the bracket can hide the cables. - The bracket for 2 screws is located on the base for easy movement. see pic. Can't complain. see photo. I still need to refine my arm movements so

The mount was easy to assemble. My 32" monitor easily attached to the arm mount. Once the monitor is attached to the bracket, simply attach it with a screw to secure the monitor. Adjusting the lever for the appropriate tension to hold the screen was easy. The base table mount is solid with a solid piece of metal. My only suggestion is to make the tabletop taller to accommodate a deeper table, like a desk that can be used as a table.

I have tested many monitor mounts. While similar to most, this one is solid for the price. I liked it so much that I changed it to a two-handed version. The only limitation is where the bottom of the mount meets the table. They provide some small sticky foam pads to stick on multiple areas. If you have a hard core, wood, or dense particle table, this works great. It's just a little unconvincing. There are actually holes where the stickers go which are perfect for small rubber stoppers but I…

This was disappointing. I really wanted this for my home office/studio but it didn't hold my monitor even though it matched the mount's size/weight guide. It was also missing some installation components - like someone returned an item I received, but no one checked the box to make sure they had everything before shipping it to someone else. Luckily I had more of what was missing to put it together, but it just didn't fit my secondary display. I'm returning it for another.

I bought 2 of these for a standing desk, they save space and the adjustment range is great. In most cases, they may be used (moved) several times a month. problems? It's shaky. Coming from static mounts, this is a big transition for me. It's not a terrible tremor even when I'm moving the table up and down, but it's noticeable and definitely more shaky compared to my old, still hands. There are some gaps between the arm and the backplate that you mount to the monitor and this creates some…

Okay it arrived yesterday and I just installed it this morning. I like everything except the color, why doesn't the black version fit? There are two things I want to emphasize. One thing I notice is that the tension adjustment doesn't feel very tight. (I think if you twist it too far it will revert to free mode.) I wish it was tighter. However, my monitor stayed in the same place all day. Second are the tiny rubber pads they send you to protect your desk. Why can't they be bigger or consist of…

I have an ultra wide 35 inch monitor that I needed a mount for to free up desk space. It worked great. Set up was very quick, under 15 minutes, and the instructions were clear. It actually took me longer to position my monitor with some bracing and minor adjustments than it did to assemble. Despite the larger size of my monitor, it only weighs about 13 pounds. I can raise and lower the screen height with just a few fingers to adjust when I'm sitting or standing at my desk. You can't push your…