🖥️ VIVO Premium Aluminum LCD Monitor Wall Mount - Adjustable Arm for 27-inch Screens, VESA 100x100, MOUNT-G100B Review

I spent all day putting my desk together including installing an extra panel as a wall mount base for attachment. I asked SEVERAL times before buying if my 15lb monitor was a problem and I was SURE it would be fine. After installation, the arm immediately fell off, and after I tightened the connection and lifted it all the way up, it still couldn't support my monitor. This arm definitely CANNOT support 15 lbs. Change the specs, more like 10-11 lbs MAXIMUM! So much time and effort wasted on…

I'm so happy with this that I thought I'd write a review but then I noticed some negative reviews so I'll check some out . She. I use it with an 11lb 32" monitor and the mount holds up very well. I'm not sure how much weight it can hold, but I doubt it will hold much more. It doesn't seem too cheap, mostly metal, the only plastic I see are aesthetic finishes. One minus point: there is no way to adjust the rotation and I wish there was a way to lock it so I don't have to readjust it from time to

I purchased this mount based on the price, range of motion and reviews. supporting screen. I adjusted the linkage with an Allen key according to the instructions and then noticed a crack in the metal of the linkage shown in the photo. broken. Anyway, it was less than an hour out of the box and no longer works. Maybe it's an accident or maybe it's cheap quality, but buyers beware.

Before purchasing I assumed the minimum weight was 5 pounds. I use it as a mount for my iPad Pro. I am using Ram X Mount. I added 3 metal Vesa mounts, each weighing just over 1lb, to add the necessary weight for the counterbalance. Together with the Ram mount, mounts and iPad I weigh over 5 pounds. I set the mainspring as loose as possible, and although it stays in a couple of positions, a little bump and it pops. My previous mount had no balance issues. I wanted to save myself the hassle of…

This mount replaces the previous one which really only allowed side to side movement (and some tilting with difficulty). People couldn't figure out it didn't go up and down, so someone threaded the mounting screws through the drywall dryer to raise or lower the screen. We searched the shops and similar models from other manufacturers got bad reviews from people, especially the pneumatic ones. This one is "spring balanced" and has received fewer reports of adjustment issues. things I'm happy…