Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is about the ARM supports I purchased to mount a 34" curved monitor, and a second 24" flat monitor set to PORTRAIT mode. I purchased 2 of these Insignia Desk Mounts to replace the mounting arm on an Ergotron work-fit, dual monitor standing desk I own. The mounts are really affordable and are PERFECT for my needs, as I don't need to raise the height of the monitors independently from my ability to raise and lower the height of both monitors, as they're attached to my Ergotron standing desk, which I can raise and lower at will. Be aware that these mounts weigh less than the gas powered reticulating type. Consider this information when buying a mount. These mounts just go forward and back. They can be height-adjusted, somewhat, but they don't go up and down so easily, and not as much as the fully reticulating arm mounts. They do make it easy to turn each monitor around to reveal the back, the cords etc, which was something I could never do with the old monitor support on my Ergotron standing desk. That is SO convenient! My previous dual monitor setup was two 24" monitors. The arm holding them on my standing desk were built into the Ergotron, centered and allowed equal-sized monitors to be placed an equal distance from the center. Thankfully, I was able to remove the Ergotron dual mount arms so that these Insignia arms have no obstacles. I recently purchased an LG 34" curved monitor (from Best Buy), and due to the refresh rate for my old 24" monitors, I also decided to purchased another 24" Acer monitor (also from Best Buy), as the intent is to place the 24" in portrait mode, and the 34" wide curved monitory gives the feel of two monitors all in one. My older 24" Acer still works, but the refresh rate is half of both of my new ones. I've loved Acer monitors (that I always have purchased from Best Buy), but the old one was purchased in 2017, and since the current refresh rate on my LG monitor is higher, I decided, with the current affordability of the 24" Acer monitor, that I might as well upgrade that too, since it was less than $100. I'd been salivating over the idea of a wide curved monitor for YEARS but didn't feel comfortable with the higher prices of the oversized monitors that caught my imagination. Additionally, since I use a MAC MINI, most of the larger curved monitors in the market these days, it seems are made by Samsung, a company that de-prioritizes Apple products (look it up) making that brand less compatible for my Apple Mac Mini. I've also been studying AI in high-level classes for the past year, so I asked. AI, since I'm not a gamer, what would be the best setup for my desktop? The AI answer was to suggest that I buy a 34" curved monitor and keep one of my 24" monitors and set it up in PORTRAIT mode to give ease in reading documents. Such a brilliant concept! Since my desk itself is height-adjustable, the simple Insignia desktop mount is PERFECT to attach to the Ergotron standing desk attachment in my home office. I am not in need of the more complex gas spring arms to adjust the height as the standing desk I already own covers that. Additionally, since the 24" is now set to portrait mode, I needed to place one of these 2 Insignia mounts farther to the left for the 24" monitor, and place the mount for the 34" curved monitor closer to the center of my standing desk.

I just set up my mount yesterday and I’ve seen a remarkable improvement for my gaming set up! I no longer have to deal with my previous monitor blocking my mouse movement on my desk. This mount doesn’t take up any space on your desk. I want to say this mount fits 50,75, & 100mm VESA fittings. My Odyssey G4 has a VESA 100mm by 100mm so this mount fits perfectly with my gaming monitor. I don’t have to worry about cable management because this mount offers a built in cable management system in the stand itself. Just slide your cables through the tube stand and use cable clips to secure your cables to the stand to avoid those dangling cables that no one likes! This mount is affordable compared to other options and in my honest opinion it’s a lot better than the gas operated mounts. It’s really a one and done stand. Set it up how you want it and just leave it. Very beginner friendly and a very easy installation, your grandmother could set it up just fine. Highly recommended!

I have an old 1440p monitor with a built in web cam on this bad boy and it's completely stable and articulatable with it on there. Slapped right on vesa style no problem. It let's me orient the monitor to a simulator rig just right for any height.

I’m really happy with this monitor arm so far. It feels sturdy, was easy to install, and makes it much easier to position my monitor exactly where I want it. The adjustments are smooth and it helped clean up a lot of desk space compared to using the stock stand. Overall it’s a great upgrade if you want a cleaner setup and more flexibility with your monitor positioning.

Perfect side monitor stand! Sturdy. Cable management. Easy to set up. Easy to move. Love it!

[Employee of bestbuy] Was easy to install and it feels very sturdy, I also like how it has cablemanagment clips

Easy setup and feels quality. Cable management is fantastic.

These are perfect for my setup. I own two. Simple to setup, took me about 45 minutes to setup both. One is home to my Alienware 34in. widescreen monitor and the other my ASUS 24in monitor mounted vertically. Very affordable, does and looks better than the fancy one I used to have. Will highly recommend.

I have a small desk, and this monitor mount fit my desk setup perfectly. I used it for a Samsung 27" curved monitor with VESA standard mounting holes. Everything worked out great! The material is good quality, and instructions were easy to read and understand, even though I hardly used them because everything that comes with it is pretty intuitive. I did delete one of the articulating arms on my own because it extended further than I needed and it was pretty simple and worked out well. I'm completely satisfied with this mount and the price.

Easy to mount, you can remove a section so it doesn't stick out as far too. I have 3 of these for various purposes.

At first I was concerned that this arm wouldn’t be strong enough to hold up my Samsung G5 monitor but I was pleasantly surprised that it’s done a great job and has held up for the past month. The only downside is your desk needs to be open on the back for the clamp to be able to attach to the desk.

[Employee of bestbuy] I ordered this mount for my third moniter and it holds up very well would highly recommend.

[Employee of bestbuy] Works as intended and easy to setup and use. Im using this for a secondary monitor and its perfect for my use case; although I do think that including a set screw doe the horizontal drifting off level, would’ve been helpful.

Its a monitor arm. Easy, simple, effective. Good price for what you get

Needed a mount for an 34” ultrawide monitor, so I bought this and an Amazon version (for about $10 less) and ended up keeping this. I modified this to a flush mount and it works amazingly well. This is far superior in quality to the Amazon one and hides the wires inside the tube instead of in some brackets on the outside. The height adjustment is also infinitely better due to it sliding up and down and not being stuck to pre-set holes. To get this quality from an Amazon mount it would have been the same or more.

[Employee of bestbuy] I bought this to replace an old dual monitor mount and I have thoroughly enjoyed these new monitor arms as I bought two. They have about all the adjustability I need and they provide a very clean look to my monitors and desk. The quality is great and they do provide just about all the hardware you need for most monitors. They also provide cable management clips and a cable tunnel to provide an even cleaner look to the setup. I have two mounts for my two monitors, one is landscape mode and another in portrait mode and I am able to align them exactly the way I want while keeping my desk pretty close to the wall. Overall, the monitor arms are a great purchase and a great deal if you're looking for either single or dual monitor applications.

The Insignia™ - Desktop Mount for Monitors up to 35” Wide is impressive, well-constructed, and robust. I particularly appreciate the multi-angle adjustment feature and the stable base that includes a pass-through for both the HDMI and power cables. In my specific circumstances, I would prefer the pole to be a bit longer, aligning it with the height of my current dual-screen monitor stand. All in all, it is quite excellent.

I picked this up on sale for ~$30 and it does the job. I have a 32" BenQ monitor that's pretty heavy, but this mount holds it stable with minimal wobble, and the included cable management is nice. I saw similar ones online for $50+ but there's no reason to spend that much when this one is available.

Keeping in mind the type of monitor arm it is, you can adjust the height and the angle the arm shoots out. However, the piece that attaches to the monitor doesn't perfectly align with the rest of the arm leading it to droop a little compared to the rest of the set up..

Bought this arm about 3 months ago, and for myself it is great. Its sturdy, still pretty stiff to move. Granted alls I really do is move it in to the middle of the desk and back. And I love the floating monitor look. Would buy again for sure.