MOUNTUP Single Monitor Mount fits 17''-43'' Ultrawide Screen, Holds 6.6-33lbs, Computer Monitor Arm Desk Mount, Heavy Duty Gas Spring Monitor Stand for Flat/Curved Screen, with C-clamp/Grommet Base

The monitor arms works very well and was easy to install. I have a 32in monitor mounted to it which weighs about 18lbs. . The unit does not feel heavy but, sturdy enough to hold the weight of the monitor. Also, its most cost effective then going with the Secretlabs version. I was not a fan of the plastic parts such as the pins as they do not match the rest of the arm. In addition, the cable guide is very restrictive which only allows 2 large cables and 2-4 small / thin cables. So, if you have multiple ports like my MSI monitor, you will need to squeeze them in really tightly.Pros:- Easy to assemble- Easy to install- Instructions were straight forwardCons:- Restrictive cable guide/ holder- Cable guide / holder uses plastic pins instead of clips that do not match the rest of the arm.Overall: I would purchase this item again, despite the cable guide issue.

Easy to assemble. Monitor is stable once mounted. You may have to use a longer HDMI cable with this setup due to the length of the arms. My wife loves the fact that she has control of the placement of the monitor.

The media could not be loaded. Edit : The company reached out and sent me two replacement to try the first one had the same issue the second arm sent ended up being able to hold up the monitor little over a month with no issues with the new arm! They had to send out from China to replace the arm you have to tighten the knuckle extremely tight to the point you had no play what so ever to make sure the arm was stable. Maybe a stronger spring for the monitor knuckle could solve the issue I had with the first set. But the customer service was great and helpful and patient with my response! Editing the rating to 4starsThis is the 2nd purchase of the same model but different seller it’s rated for 33lb sure it can lift up the monitor but the knuckle used to adjust the screen and make sure it does not sag can’t handle the weight in my particular case I have a Samsung neo g9 the weight with the foam is around 26lb the knuckle is the issues I’ve had the arm is good and sturdy the arm is great but again the knuckle supplied is definitely not meant to hold this monitor up maybe I got unlucky but 2 of the same models not holding up right I’d suggest you invest into a better one between the two sellers I’ve spent 150 bucks hope this helps anyone out I’m done with my rant!

Update review:Mountup reached out to me and provided an excellent customer service by sending me a replacement with an updated tilt mechanism. I have a 49” G9 Neo monitor, the tilt adjustment bolt had to be tightened, and I mean EXTREMELY TIGHTENED for it to hold up. Nevertheless, I did manage to get it to hold up as in the pictures. The arm is definitely at its limit, as you can see from the elbow of the arm, but I can tell you for certain that it’s sturdily held up without a problem. Unless you are willing to fork up hundreds of dollars for the professional arms, this monitor arm will work. Great product for the price, and I believe this will just continue to be improved.Original post:The gas spring is strong enough to hold up a 49” monitor, but the tilt mechanism doesn’t even come close to be able to hold the monitor upright. I’ve tighten the bolt as much as it can possibly go without breaking. If you are planning to use this for a 49” monitor, don’t bother unless you don’t mind your monitor facing the table top instead of towards you.

If it was actually new. Upon receiving the package, everything inside was already opened. Was missing some pieces, but luckily wasn't anything I needed from what I can tell.

Tried a basic small flatscreen monitor & it holds just fine. Upgraded to a larger monitor (within the product advertised size) that weighs 14lbs (well below the product advertised size) & no matter how tight or how I adjust the vesa tilt, it slumps down. Only way I can use the monitor is to let it rest on the desk. The actual arm portion holds it just fine, but the vesa tilt sags. I am going to reach out to the vendor & will update this review if I hear back.

Wasn't sure what to expect when I purchased this articulating monitor holder. But this is one great unit. It has made my life so much better, as now I can bring the screen closer to me or farther back. I can push it to one side and now I can watch my large screen TV on by office wall, which is GREAT. This is one great product.

Works perfectly with my 33lb LG 45” ultra wide oled monitor

I got this monitor mount to help raise my monitor above my 16" laptop as I couldnt find a monitor riser I wanted, and this one is so darn amazing that I would never use another brand.For starters, it came well wrapped, all the pieces were there, the instructions were OK, they could have been better as it looks like they were english translated, but it was very simple to put together.It even came with a bunch of different screws for different types of monitors so you dont even need your own screws to mount it onto the monitor mount, it also came with little spacers as my monitor is curved so the spaces made up for the curved space and fit directly onto the monitor mount.It was very easy to install, it took about 15 minutes and then i tightened everything up, threw on my monitor and its good to go. The stand is incredibly strong, its VERY easy to move around when you want to move the monitor but holds it incredibly strong when you arent using it, the spring pressure is perfect.The quality of the monitor stand is also exceptional, and it looks good on the desk as well with the little bit of it that you do see. It even came with the tools needed to install it and screw your monitor on. Its very easy to move around and adjust and you can also flip your monitor on its side, it will rotate a full 360 degrees which I found to be a very interesting feature.Overall, the quality is exceptional, the setup and installation was easy, it holds my monitor perfectly well, it came with many different lengths and size screws to fit different monitors and the cost is great, $95 for this monitor stand is a STEAL of a deal.

At the time of writing this review, this articulating monitor mount costs $135.99. There is a $40 coupon available for a total of $95.99.I am using this with a Dell 24" monitor SE2419H. The monitor and the mounting are are VESA compliant and installation was easy and quick.The thing I like the most about this monitor mount is that it's rugged, but it's also very easy and smooth to move. It moves exactly how you want, and stays where you need it to. There's no spring back or drifting.Now that work from home is an option, I have been looking for a way to make my home office as easy to use and productive as possible. The current monitor mount I have has been making me sore because it sits high above my main monitor. This monitor mount allows me to mount it to the left side of my main monitor, and I can easily move it closer or further away as needed.The mount is made from premium quality materials. Even the ones at work aren't as high quality as this. If I had to describe the quality, I would call it "Luxury".The cable management system is also nice. There's a raceway for the cables so you can hide them easily. The cable management is easy to set up and use, and fits at least one power cable and two average sized HDMI cables.There are other cheaper monitor mounts that will do the same thing. However, I love the look and feel of this mount. Since I will be moving my monitor multiple times daily, I appreciate the smoothness and the quality of the mount, and that makes it worth the money to me.

I have come across quite a few (over 3 dozens) of these monitor arms/stands and ever since I started using it in late 90's and early 2000's when the price of LCD monitors became somewhat reasonable, I haven't stopped using them because there really is no reason to. This is one of those 'once you start using it you can't go back', that kinda deal.The overall build quality is fairly decent (and so do most of them) and the movement in general is fluid and smooth as well. Standard/basic cable management system/clips are included but I prefer using my own system (i.e. Velcro ties).It can be installed either by the included C-clamp or grommet and it's working fine for the most part; though, depending upon the thickness of your desktop, you might wanna use additional padding either on top of or beneath the table for added stability especially if you're gonna move the monitors around frequently. The construction of the base isn't the best [style] I've seen but it's more than sufficient and serves the purpose.≡ NoteALL of these articulating monitor arms require certain 'free space' for it to work as intended, that is, if the desk is against the wall without any room, it'd be difficult to install it in the first place. If the width of the desk is fairly short (i.e. the distance between you and monitor is short), it might not have adequate space to be moved around freely.In addition, while the size of the monitors do matter for obvious reasons, the weight the of the monitor is the critical piece when choosing one of these articulating monitor mounts and you wanna makes sure the arm can fully support the weight of the monitor in order to have a 'pleasant' experience overall.≡ Monitor weightThe maximum weight supported by this arm is 15 kg (33 lb) and that should be fine for the vast majority of the monitors including those that are 34"/38" (usually less than 10 kg/22 lb) or perhaps even slightly bigger ones (e.g. 13.8 kg for a 43" 4K monitor). With that being said, I dunno what the REAL max weight it can comfortably support but it has no issues with a 34" that I have tested it with which is around 7 kg/15.4 lb.≡ Monitor dimensionsLastly, how high you can move the monitor up (or down) not only depends on the monitor arm but also the placement/location of the VESA mount itself. If the mount on the monitor is near the TOP of the monitor, then naturally it's gonna reduce how high the monitor can go so take that into account in your planning.≡ Quick release VESA plateLastly, this monitor arm DOES include a quick release plate (i.e. VESA plate) which makes installing (or swapping monitors) that much easier and it is the second-most important thing (for me anyway) when I'm looking for a articulating monitor mount (the first of course being the arm itself). Unfortunately, the release mechanism is completely made of plastic which is quite disappointing to see.While the plastic does appear to be reasonably strong and sturdy at the moment, I really can't be certain its conditions years down the road due to material (plastic) fatigue. I certainly do NOT want my 34" monitor drops to the ground due to a piece of underperforming plastic and I've seen some horrible things happened. Basically, the entire weight of the monitor and the fate of the whole setup rests upon a piece of plastic that may or may not suddenly snap into half; it's not something I wanna think about.This wouldn't be an issues a decade ago when the these monitors are small and light but now we have 38" or even 40"+ monitors that weight close to 15 kg/33 lb (or perhaps even more), I truly don't believe the use of plastic for this particular part of the component is a smart one (but I digress).Btw, for those who aren't aware; the quick release allows you to quickly remove the monitor from the arm without unscrewing it from the plate because the VESA plate is NOT permanently attached to the arm unlike this one is and it can be quickly detached from the arm simply by lifting the monitor up.≡ ValueAll things considered, this is a fairly decent articulating monitor arm that works as expected without issues. Its support for maximum weight is on the HIGHER end of the equation (lower ones are often under 10 kg/22 lb) and it should be MORE than sufficient for most monitors/setup out there (however, always check your specific setup first just to be sure). It's somewhat reasonably priced at $96 for what it provides and its overall build quality, features (QR plate), usability, and performance.

Since September, I've been using this Monitor Arm Desk Mount for my kid's 32" monitor, and I must say, it's holding up really well. The snap-on installation was a breeze, and the gas spring stand has proven to be both sturdy and flexible. Whether it's attached with the C-clamp or the grommet base, the mount has maintained its grip without any signs of giving way, and it supports the weight of the monitor (19.8 lbs) with ease. It's a solid piece of equipment that's made our desk setup much more ergonomic.

I can confirm that this monitor arm is compatible with the Samsung Odyssey G7 monitor provided that you have the VESA adapter. I chose to mount the arm via clamp and the installation was quick but it’s weight required a second pair of hands. This monitor arm allows for fluid movement backwards, forwards, and left to right. Since I first installed it, I have repositioned my monitor every day for the past two weeks. Other than some scratches that the arm arrived with, I have had no other issues. I’m pretty impressed at how the monitor arm is holding up. This arm gets bonus points for easy-to-remove cable management. Other brands require a screw to remove the cable covers and since I have my set up against the wall it’s difficult to get a screwdriver back there. Something to consider is the aesthetic of the cable management covers if don’t have your monitor to a wall. For some reason, the tabs aren’t black. The price is right, and the product works well, so I can easily recommend it.