VIVO Single Monitor Arm Desk Mount, Holds Screens up to 32 inch Regular and 38 inch Ultrawide, Fully Adjustable Stand with C-Clamp and Grommet Base, VESA 75x75mm or 100x100mm, White, STAND-V001W

Very high quality been using for a month now and it's still standing. It hold my monitor very well. It looks good and clean. It is a very easy product to install. The value for money is insane. Very worth it. You can move it around pretty easily and it's pretty flexible. And it functions better than what it is worth.

easy to assemble and install, though the range of movement on the arms could be slightly wider, a proper join in the mid point (i.e. a double joint) would be better. that said assembly took a few minutes, the instructions are good. using the clamp attachment here, it also comes with a plate suitable to mount by drilling through the desk which is a nice touch. includes the fittings to attach to the monitor VESA mount, this is a sensible quick release design so the mounting plate can be fitted to the monitor before adding it to the stand. once installed the design seems sturdy, though note this is intended to hold a monitor in a single location, if you want to be able to swing it back out of the way you will need something else or to fit a collar to the post as the joints are designed to be fitted tight. the post and the arm come with cable clips with is good and avoids needing tie wraps. this has allowed adding a second monitor to a desk without taking up space on the desk itself. the feel is quite heavy with metal construction and it feels robust, currently using with a 24" LCD panel which while not heavy is being held securely

Great desk mount, holds the my ultrawide 34" monitor no problem. Good for the price and easy to install. It has okay-ish adjustment however if you're fitting a big monitor to it, you might be a bit tight on space as I have mine on the highest setting and the monitor is 15cm above my desk The reviewers who complain that their monitor sags are either not securing the screws tight enough, or their monitors are too heavy. The arm supports UP TO 9kg. If your monitor weighs more than that, guess what? ITS TOO HEAVY. Check the specs of your monitor before buying this arm and make sure its not too heavy My only gripe with the mounting plate is that the screws were far too long for my monitor, I had to use the provided spacers PLUS a whole bunch of washers to space it out. Some medium length screws would be nice and maybe include some metal washers for further adjustment

Holds a 32inch wide monitor up well but has a bit of sag due to its weight - nothing noticeable or worrisome. Clean design and strong clamp/build otherwise - easy to route cables too. Has held up on multiple setups in different desks.

After much research I decided on this. It is e xactly what I wanted for my 27 inch HP monitor. Easy to install with great build quality and pushes back against the wall for PC viewing and swings out for using as a TV monitor from another part of the room. Multiple positions catered for. Highly recommended.

It simply does not do the job. You can probably tell how much the secondary arm WILL 100% sag just by looking at the picture, I can absolutely not trust this arm to handle my monitor and the construction is NOT sturdy at all even though the pieces in and of themselves seem to be as they are metal. I don’t want to say it’s all bad because it would be unfair. The central pole-arm that clamps to the desk actually seems pretty decent, I have nothing bad to say about that part, and it is tall enough as advertised (though I do wish it were just a little thicker for peace of mind). But when it comes to the secondary arm that holds your monitor it simply ruins the whole build. The monitor tilting mechanism that hooks into the VESA mount is not strong enough even tightened as much as I could and your monitor will simply flop down. For the secondary arm to be able to hold a heavy monitor at its length, it needs a supporting bracket underneath to form a triangle. The way it’s currently constructed will not hold and will sag which causes instability. And I know what you’re thinking: What if you fold the arm back on itself to reduce its length so there will be less distance from the fulcrum and the arm will have double the strength to hold it. Except you cannot do that because they blocked that in the mechanism. It will not fold back past a certain point, whichever way you do it! And even after all of this, if you were able to simply ditch the arm and stick your entire monitor just straight onto the main pole that clamps onto your desk, I would be extremely happy and it would work perfectly. If only they let you do that, I so wish they did, it would be perfect for me. But no, you’re obligated to attach it with the shoddy second arm which renders the whole thing useless. You cannot detach individual pieces of the arm as using the screws simply turns the segments and is used to reposition your monitor. Really sad as I wanted this to work. If I had a small bracket so I can attach it straight onto the pole without the arm this would even be 5 stars for me, I don’t actually care about flexibility and moving it around.

I got this for a 34" flat ultrawide screen. The manufacturer says this mount can hold up to 38" UW, so I was fairly confident my screen would be no issue for it. And, well, it isn't really an issue per se, but the monitor wobbles a lot. A LOT. It doesn't matter how much we tighten the clamp, with two or three people participating - one for holding the monitor, another for keeping the arm straight and one other for tightening the clamp-, it always tilts due to the weight of the monitor (mount claims it can hold up to 9.98kg, monitor weighs ~7kg without original arm). I could barely type anything without it shaking. My solution was to put a small statue against the other end of the monitor so it could support it alongside the mount. It looks kind of cool and the wobble is gone, but it sucks that I need to keep it there to have a normal setup. Several people (on Reddit) have mentioned that it's a problem with the joints of the mount not being tight enough, whereas others claimed it's a wonky desk... The fact that the statue completely removed the wobble makes me think it's a mount problem, not a desk one. Anyway. The mount allows you to change the height of the monitor, but I wish I could raise it even further than I did. A 38" UW might be too low to be used comfortably. All in all, it's 3 stars. Good build quality, sleek design, just not sturdy enough.

Been using this monitor arm for a year now, monitor (24") hasn't fallen over so that's a good sign! Was easy to assemble and has been easy to adjust with the tools that came with it.