Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very great and sturdy arms. I love how it allows you to detach monitors really quickly instead of having to unscrew the vesa mounts just to detach the monitor. Makes it so much easier and quicker. Also love how many different positions I can put my monitors in. If doing a dual monitor setup, I highly recommend buying two of these so you can have to freedom to set it in any way you want with no limitations like a dual arm stand. Also it holds up my 31.5 inch monitor very well! I wouldn’t use any monitors larger than 31.5 inches. Highly recommend these arm stands!!

With adjustments, it is very sturdy and holds my monitor (Alienware 27 in) wherever and however I want it. The box had all but a screwdriver (allen wrenches and washers, etc.). I had to ask for another person to help in the last step: connecting my monitor. My monitor is a little heavy and the part you connect to was looser than I needed. I didn't know yet that I had to tighten it. So, tighten the arms and moving connections until after you connect your monitor so it doesn't drop down on you. I like it though.

Sturdy, hefty arm. Instructions were relatively easy to follow. Some of the joints didn’t move as easily as I wanted it to until I loosened some screws, adjusted the joint position and tightened them up again. It didn’t look like those screws were meant to be adjusted or messed with. I had to get creative b/c my desk doesn’t have enough of a ledge for this mount to sit on and I didn’t want to drill a hole in my desk. The whole point of getting one of these was to maximize working space. I ended up hanging the arm upside down from a 1” thick shelf board on the wall. Keep in mind, the arm is pretty heavy so the board and supporting brackets/screws have to be even sturdier to hold the weight of the mounting arm and the monitor itself. Overall, happy with the way it turned out. The mounting arm itself is good, solid quality. So far it’s held up well and has done its job as expected. The only problem I have is that the arm that actually holds the monitor doesn’t hold it up high enough. I’m not sure if this is gravity pulling that arm down w/ weight, but if I wanted to use a stand up desk and have the monitor up higher to be at eye level, the arm is too relaxed to hold on to the monitor that high.

Since moving home to work, I needed a monitor arm to help not clutter my desk. This was the perfect monitor arm for my large monitor which the stand took up way too much space. Has helped since it is adjustable and I can move it closer if needed. Great price and easy to install.

Easy to setup. Great range of adjustment capabilities. Attempt to limit the number of cords in the lower section of the arm. Too many cords will cause the staging clips to break.

I love it! I sit with better posture, because my monitor is at the right height. I can also raise it to stand during meetings. Using this arm with an LG 32" QHD monitor. The middle joint has an allen/hex screw that adjusts the tension in the arm for lighter or heavier monitors. If not adjusted properly, it will not hold your monitor in the right position. When I switched between screens, I had to adjust the tension so it wouldn't sag or want to rise up. NOTE if you use the option to clamp this to the back of your desk, your desk must have a 2" deep (back to front) lip for a secure grip. My desk has a skirt, and the lip is only 1.25" deep and it works fine, but I'd prefer more grip.

I've been very pleased with the strength of this arm. It can manage a 17lb 32" monitor with no issues with drift or drooping. The cable management troughs are great at hiding the cables from sight, and are easy to use. Overall, a great monitor arm.

Great arm for the price. The ergotron arm is much better quality and easy of adjustment. But once positioned it works just as good for much cheaper. So if you are not moving your monitor, this one is perfect.

Due to the transition to WFH, I recently bought a very large and very awesome sit/stand desk for my office. The desk has been amazing but it felt like I just didn't have as much space as I should because my monitor and stand took up so much room. As a result I have been looking into arms for my monitor for quite some time but was hesitant due to the size of my monitor and the price of mounting arms. Then this bad boy entered the chat. Got it was on sale and can say I would buy it again at full retail if I had to. It supports my 32 LG monitor perfectly, even at full extension. The added versatility of positioning has taken the sit/stand desk to another level. If you are looking for a sturdy and reliable mounting arm for a good price, you have found it.

It works. I'm using for 3 monitors. Fine adjustment isn't great, but you can eventually get the monitors where you want them.

For an inexpensive arm, this is very good. It reliably holds my 27" Dell P2715Q where I put it. The one problem is that the connection between the arm and the VESA mount connector doesn't quite keep the monitor level (it rolls a few degrees, pitch and yaw are solid). The cable management is nice, tho a little tight on the lower part. The range of motion is a bit less than I imagined, especially in the vertical position, but it meets my needs and is easily worth the price.

Great adjusttable gas spring arm for the price. Has a built in slot to hold its provided allen key so you can adjsut the tension when needed. Also has good cable management slots.

This monitor mount works as expected - I'm using it for a 34" ultrawide LG monitor. Due to the weight, I did need to adjust the tension quite a bit before it would support the monitor properly, but it has been fine ever since. You do need about 4-5" of clearance under the desk to use the clamp mount and that wasn't possible with my desk. There is, however, an option to drill a single hole and mount it in that fashion.

Last year I purchased a 27 inch LG 4K monitor for my Mac and that was eating up a lot of the desk space so I then Invested in this arm and after installation he cleared up a lot of space I will be purchasing a second arm for another monitor it comes with two Mounts for either the wall or your desktop heavy duty material not flimsy has two adjustable points for tension worth the price

Got this as a gift. Great mount easy to setup and after adjusting the tension with the Allen key thats included it holds my 32” up perfectly. Easy to move around and adjust to your viewing needs.

Very handy for office use. Great way to manage cables and optimize desk space, too. Easy to assemble.

I got a pair of these to hold two 24" monitors on my sit/stand desk. I think this is a more versatile approach than getting a monitor stand that holds 2 monitors, since the latter will have some max monitor size that it can fit. In contrast, with these 2 stands, if I want to later upgrade to 27" or larger monitors, I can simply mount the arms farther apart on the desk. I was impressed by the range of positions I could get from the pivots. They allow you to easily adjust the position and angle of the monitors and, crucially, have them stay there without having to keep loosening and tightening the adjustment bolts. Well done! I didn't find the cable management guides useful, but that's because I use a sit/stand desk with the PC on the floor so there needs to be a lot of slack in the monitor cables. If you have a regular desk or if your sit/stand desk carries your PC up and down, then the cable management guides would probably work well.

Very usefull article, works perfect easy to assemble and use, extremely happy with it

The monitor I have is just over 20lbs so it couldn't stay up so I ended up using a clamp to keep it in place. The main reason for the low rating is the limited mobility of the arm, the first segment only has a 180* turn radius which for my setup made it a little cramped.

Good value single arm mount. Has the longest horizontal reach of any single-monitor arms that I could find, and it is stable at full extension. It takes quite a bit of strength to adjust the height tension, but this is probably a good thing. Very nice that it has cable management, with room for at least the power cord, HDMI cable, and an audio cable. An additional VGA cable might be pushing it but I haven't tried it.