Single Arm Monitor Desk Mount for 13-32 inch Screen, Tilt, Swivel, Rotation, Ergonomic Gas Spring Monitor Stand with Cable Management, VESA 75/100mm

works good, but base of the mount could improve design
This monitor desk mount works well, it supports my 32 inch flat panel perfectly. I tightened adjusted the arm’s resistance with the included Allen wrenches and now I have my monitor set up exactly the way I want it!There is one slight problem with this monitor arm mount though, specifically it’s where the base of the mount makes contact with the desk. I have a cheap Ikea desk that has worked great with other arms, but this arm not as much because at the bottom of the base there are four little rubber “legs” which is great for extra grip, but those legs, places extra pressure on a 4 single points instead of a flat 100% contact like my other arms. I’ve inspected the table and I can see that my table is starting to indent at those 4 foot locations. If I were to ever take off the arm, I sense there’s going to be a permanent “foot-print” of where the base of the monitor mount arm was. To fix this, the designers need to remove the 4 legs, and come up with a solution that covers the full bottom instead of just 4 points. I suppose if you have a solid wooden table instead of a particle board table like mines, then you could be safe with this mount.Overall, this monitor arm mount works great. It’s easy to adjust and the installation was straight forward. If only the base of the mount had full contact instead of legs. If your table is strong and won’t get damaged by a lot of pressure by tightening the base then this mount is okay, otherwise I say proceed with caution.

Sturdy and smooth mount is holding my racing sim cockpit monitor perfectly.
Working perfectly for a racing sim cockpit setup and it’s held up fine for a couple months now.The big square clamp base is holding as expected, the range is working perfectly where I have it, and it was easy enough to install and put together.It’s holding the monitor steady, the motion is smooth, and for the value I can recommend it.

Solid arm with a few elbow grease moments
I’ve been eyeing monitor arms for a while, and this one worked out great. I needed to clear space for my center speaker, and this let me lift the monitor just enough without spending a ton.Setup took me about 45 minutes — mostly because the instructions were unclear about the two mounting options. Once I figured that out, the rest was easy. The VESA plate was actually my favorite part — it felt super solid and the thumbscrews made install simple. I’ve had other arms feel janky even with spacers, but this one was tight right away.My only annoyance was the included Allen key — it had a burr on one end and didn’t fit well, so I had to grab my own. Also, the bottom cable cover snapped in way too tight and now feels stuck. Not a dealbreaker, just something to know if you like swapping cables.The gas spring adjustment was easy to dial in (clearly labeled), and it holds my 5.75 lb monitor without drifting. The horizontal movement is a bit stiff, but I’ll probably add some grease like another reviewer suggested.Overall, it slightly exceeded my expectations for a budget arm. If I’d bought it outright, I’d still feel good about it.

Works great, just leave it in place!
Easy install, very sturdy, and good cable management. I definitely will be putting some grease on the rotating joints, they are binding and make adjustments tricky.

These are great for getting your monitor off the desk – also have for sitting my laptop next to my 27″ displays.

The optional stand fixture is good to have, in case you want a more permanent, sturdier setup.The arm’s position can be changed somewhat easily and comfortably, while still keeping the monitor (in this case, a 32″ one) in place rather well.There is very little wobble of the screen when the screws are set properly.While the arm itself is a little bit bulky, it is also sturdier than most of the others.It’s simply a great option to have.