E World | Adjustable Articulating Gas Spring Monitor Arm with Clamp and Grommet Base for 13 to 27in LCD Monitors upto 14.3lbs

It's a decent 'bang for the buck' monitor stand and blends in with the industrial tech bench I use at work. It holds the azimuth, elevation and display orientation-true. I use it edge clamped, but it is also designed for a office desk that may already have cable holes on the surface, so its versatile. I recommend it.

I like the product. Works perfectly as expected. It comes with tools so no worries with the installation. Just be careful though, as stated in the warning tag, while removing the tie cable that holds the unit or else, you'll end up hurting yourself.

with this price not bad, my lcd look nice. with other pairs

its cool and amazing thing for people uses pc for long time but sadly my screen isn't working because its not supported for mounting so I bought new screen. make sure ur screen has holes in the back

Strong and flexible mount

Heavy and well built , but not so flexible as it looks, very hard on the cushions.

I bought it today and im returning it today because it wasn’t compatible with my screen however i asked them that does it work with my specific screen they said yes but when i opened it and tried to apply it. The thing was small.

good product, im using it with a 27" monitor and its fine. just need to tighten the screws with allen keys and then it will stay where you want and move how ever you want. impressive for the price

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I was a bit 50/50 on these VESA mounts when I was looking at them on Amazon. Fortunately, they were on sale when I got them and so were at a comparable price to another option that had a lower weight capacity. So far, I am pleased with the results. I set them up in using the C-Clamp mounts that are included, because the mounting plate for the alternative grommet mounting was far too small for the cable holes on my desk. Your millage may differ, the cable holes on my desk are 2" deep by 3.5" wide, larger than the mounting plate. Set up is relatively easy and does not require anything other than what is included in the box. However, be aware that you may need the standoffs and long screws for the VESA mount if the bracket is recessed into your monitor like on my Dell S2721DGF. My LG Ultra Gear LG32GP850-B just cleared the quick mount bracket, but the release for the stand it came with does interfere a bit and needs to be pushed out of the way. An almost three handed operation, but more an issue with the monitor than the mount. The mounts are sturdy enough and are holding almost ten pounds each easily with no adjustment. They are stiff but tightening bolts can be backed off or on for adjustment. It would be nicer if these were thumb screws like on the back of the VESA bracket but it's not something that I'm going to be messing with regularly. I'd knock off a star for build quality, lots of plastic, but for the price I'm not expecting all metal. Cable management in built into the arms, nice plus there. Each swivel point works exactly as you see in the product page, and I've had to do little adjustment once I got them assembled and the monitors mounted. Biggest upside to these mounts is how much space I saved over the old stands that these monitors came with. Both Dell and LG gave me stands with massive footprints on my desk and now I have all of that space back to use. Definitely worth picking up if you have a 32" or smaller monitor. Larger may work with the rated seventeen-pound capacity. However, be aware that at full height I have seven inches of clearance from my desk to the bottom of my 32" LG monitor. Larger ones will have less, and you may want to consider a different mounting option even if your monitor falls under the weight capacity. So far, I can recommend one, or two in my case.

Quick note, I do recommend to have your own philips screwdriver or set of screwdrivers as the tool included is annoying to use This is very sturdy and can hold my 17 lbs 32 inch monitor quite well. The range of motion is good but because the way the gas spring arms are designed, you have to shift the base and top of the arm to get the right length away from the wall. I’ll add a picture because I have to have the arms adjusted at almost right angles to control the tension and direction. The assembly is super easy. It comes with both materials for off the edge and grommet for anywhere on your desk. I chose the grommet and made 2 holes with my drill to place my arms by the corners of the desk. Overall, I’m very pleased with the arms as it gives me more space for my desk work. I’d consider getting one with a pole to place a third monitor on top in the future.

If you have a desk with a metal frame under the wood, you'll need a small wood block. The instructions say use a piece of wood or book.. dont use a book.. After finding and sanding a block of wood to be the equal height of my frame rail edge to bottom of the wood, I finally was able to firmly clamp it down with equal pressure underneath. You want the clamp cup on the bottom to have a flat area to tighten to, on modern desks, the frame rails are close to the edge and it wouldn't be stable unless there's an extra block next to the rail. It works perfectly and holds my old heavy monitor fine. My only issue is the whole wood block issue for certain desks and it doesn't go up as high as I thought. I wanted to use my laptop under it, but my laptop screen still sits higher than the bottom of my monitor. Otherwise it's well made and I'd recommend.

Needed a monitor stand for my monitor and this product performed great and was at a great price. I really like the adjustability and range of motion it provides. Many options to choose from and holds up great after many years of use.