H HUANUOAV 17-32" Single Monitor Desk Mount Stand, Heavy Duty Articulating Gas Spring Monitor VESA Arm with Clamp and Grommet Base, Fits for Computer Monitor 17 to 32 inch, Holds up to 17.6 lbs

I purchased two for my COVID 19 home office. Because I bought two for 24” monitors, I maybe giving a slightly critical review.Pros: They hold you monitor up so there is no need for a monitor stand. They are built well- they’re solid and have removable plastic covers to hide wires, keeping things tidy. It comes with everything you need to build and install. No extra tools needed. You have near limitless range in horizontal motion - swing it here, swing it there to your heart’s content. You have pretty good vertical motion - raise it higher or lower as needed. You also can pivot them 90 degrees for a portrait display. Tilt up. Tilt down. It’s extremely convenient to be able to adjust your line of sight to how you comfortably sit versus adjusting your seating to your monitors. Everything can be tightened down except the tilt, with the provided hex tool. The stands clear up room on your desk making it look sleek and clean. Last but not least, it just looks cool.Cons: This is where me having two makes a difference. It is very hard to get them to align perfectly. Anyone with will OCD will rip their monitors off and go Townsend them. Even minute tilts are hard to synchronize and just make the darn thing look cock-eyed. With one monitor, a slight left or right tilt is annoying, with two, it is almost unbearable for the picky user. This is why I’m only giving a 4 star rating - Both arms are have a slight permanently “off” center tilt that can’t be fixed. Just a few degrees but it is driving me crazy. I’m ready to build a leveling frame to make them even, but that is a personal problem. One more want - it would be nice if the vertical range was a higher. Mine hold my monitors 9.25”from the desk, max. The bottom of the mount is about 13” from the desk. Depending on where the VESA mount attaches on your monitor, it might not be high enough for you.If stuff like that doesn’t matter to you or if you’re only getting one, then these are negligible annoyances. The pros far outweigh the cons. Awesome to own and very helpful when working on several applications across two monitors for long hours.

I did a lot of research before buying my monitor mounts. I watched videos telling me I'd have to spend a good 100 bucks per mount to get something of average quality. Even more for what these arms do. They have a full range of motion giving an amazing ability to align and position the way you desire. The build quality is fantastic with a full metal C clamp design and non slip rubber padding. I personally put some extra wood between the clamp and the table to get some extra structure on the bottom side, as many recommend for any mounting arm. But the best part? The price. 40 dollars buys you a top quality mount. Very little wobble or shake. There will be some with it extended out but it's acceptable. If you want your very first Vesa mount this is a great one to get. It comes with all the screws you could need for a variety of monitor mounting holes, and even some standoff type plastic if your monitor has a recess. Will buy from this company again.

The picture is a lot nicer than what the parts actually are. Definitely made in china quality, yet the parts are robust but just not refined as you'll notice as you put it together. Assembly is not difficult after you decide how you want to mount it to your desk. Again not pretty and refined but does the job. Note I don't think you want to get to liberal of changing screen rotation it seems the hardware at that point is can wear out over time and I don't see it accessible to adjust or change without taking it apart. All the joints are tightened with screws and the fasteners seem to be the kind that only can be adjusted so many times before they wear out and you have to re-tighten or swap the hardware out. Time will tell but from what I see this is my deduction. To get the tilt just perpendicular-true can be a bit of a trial and error process. All in all it does the job with parts that are rather crude and not as pretty as the more expensive models. So if your desk is against a wall and not where people or you can see the mount it shouldn't be a problem. If you use this with a desk that is in the open and people can see, save yourself some embarrassment of the cheap build quality and buy a slightly more refined one.

I bought this for my second monitor in my home office. It works well and is very sturdy. There were a lot of more expensive options but this one is great for my 27". In fairness, my current monitor weighs only 11lbs. I tried to put an older 27" ViewSonic Flat Panel monitor on it and it was too heavy. If you stay under the recommended weight rating, it works very well.I like that it can be mounted on the supplied clamp or through a grommet. The integrated cable management channels are nice as well to keep things tidy.I have been using it for three weeks now and zero issues.

I have tried three different monitor mounts and this is the best.The first one I had is a little cheaper with plastic material and fixed height, so it become annoying when you want to adjust the height or make some small position adjustment. The second one I bought is a dual monitor mount with gas spring, but you can tell that the mechanism and material as soon as you open the box and touch on it.This one, with just a little more bucks, you get metal frame, and you can easier feel the quality of the gas spring. Assemble is super easy like 5 minutes. It is very sturdy on my desk and I can now adjust the position freely.So if you don't have a very heavy monitor and kind of short in budget, this one is probably the best one you can find on Amazon at this price.

This monitor arm is good for the price, but it's not perfect.For example, while it's rated for 17 lbs, my monitor is 27" & 9.5 lbs and it does seem to have some trouble with the front tilt. I tightened it as much as I'm physically capable of doing, and occasionally I'll still find it accidentally tilting downwards. The rest of the arm adjustments have absolutely no issue handling this weight.The pictures make this arm look like it'll be a nice, light-coloured, aluminum-looking finish, but in reality it's just grey, and definitely much darker than as pictured.

This stand is awsome, I should have changed this on my monitor a long time ago. This stand was simple to install. It came with the tools required. All mounting hardware is included. Required minimal adjustment to suite my 27" monitor. No fault of the stand but mounting was a pain, the design of my monitor is terrible. I had to disassemble the rear of the monitor to remove the old pedestal stand (no option not to do this). The amount of desk space now available is significant being able to raise the monitor. I choose to use the clamp feature versus drilling a hole in the desk. No issues with holding strength. Overall I recommend this monitor stand. You will not find a better one for $40. I will be buying more !!

The product performs as designed. It's tough, well balanced and well made. Clamp secures to just about any desk and once tightened doesn't move.Important: When installing this on your desk, you have to keep in mind how much clearance you need behind the desk and how you plan on manipulating the monitor installed on it. It needs room to maneuver, so before mounting the monitor you should take it for a test spin.One tip - make sure there's extra slack in your cables when you route them through the provided clips - they are tight and lock the cables into place. When you extend the mount, it'll pull the cable out of the socket on your PC/Mac unless you make allowances for this in advance.

It's easy install and durable, I choose silver colour monitor arm because my monitor is white colour curved 32 inches and it's good matching the colour. Important thing to know for the first monitor arm users, when attached monitor normally monitor is getting down due to the weight , do not worry , just hold the monitor and adjust tension using the include screw on COUNTER CLOCK WISE that's it ! and it's work . Can save the space of desk and at the same time available put any position the monitor what you convenience.

Dans l'ensemble c'est un bon produit qui répond à mes attentes. Les mouvements sont un peu difficiles par contre (pour pousser ou tirer vers nous) car les vis sont peut-être trop serrées (pas les vis d'ajustement des mouvements (il y en a 2), mais les vis qui retiennent les morceaux entre-eux). Ça manque de "fluidité".J'ai aussi acheté l'autre support de bureau (le noir) qui est affiché avec celui-ci (vendu par le même fournisseur), et pour 7$ de plus, je recommande davantage celui un peu plus cher (le noir), car les mouvements sont très fluides, il y 4 vis d'ajustement au lieu de 2 et il y a une plus grande amplitude.