Mount-It! Single Monitor Arm Mount | Desk Stand | Full Motion Height Adjustable Articulating Tilt | Fits 19 21 24 27 29 30 32 Inch VESA 75 100 Compatible Computer Screen | C-Clamp and Grommet Base

Awesome mount. I use it on a curved monitor for my computer and with the way it's designed I am able to flip/spin the monitor 180 degrees so I can use it as I lay in bed. Super easy to install and adjustable.

You can move the attached monitors from side to side and tilt it very easily. The part that goes underneath the table is fairly large/long, so make sure your desk can fit it in. It is height adjustable or up and down, but you have to loosen and retighten where it is mounted on the pole in the back. Disregard the cords in the pics, they are used for my setup.

I recently got a new desk. After assembly I had it about a foot away from the wall behind it because my spider-leg style arms were bent too much. I immediately started looking for new arms as I'm a perfectionist and spend lots of time at my desk.I have a 34" ultrawide monitor and a 27" monitor in vertical orientation. This requires two monitor arms at different heights. Most of the dual monitor arms I saw that weren't spider-leg style had both arms at the same height.So I started to get creative and stumbled upon this arm. I bought two of them, mounted the arms to a single pole mounted to my desk, and it works perfectly! My only concern is the arm for my ultrawide sags just a bit, but I'm able to adjust the monitors to stay where they need to (I prefer the set it and forget type of setup over one with tons of adjustability).The cable management clips are nothing fancy, but they get the job done. The arm for my smaller monitor seems stable and straight so I'm to blame for the sagging arm on my ultrawide as it's bigger than the allowable size.I have two cons and they're very small ones. The pole that the arms mount to is not very tall. I like this as I don't want to see it above my monitor, but I wish it was just 2-4 inches taller.The other issue is the vesa mounts have a feature where you can mount them to your monitor, slide it on the arm, and then lock it in with a bolt. Very cool idea! Except if your monitor has a recessed square for vesa then it may not slide on. I actually loosed the bottom screws of the vesa mount to slide the monitor on and then tightened them back up.Overall, I'm stoked because my idea to use 2 arms on one pole worked. The 2 minor cons aren't enough for me to continue my search as I'm sure I'll forget about them with time. If you don't have a sit/stand desk with adjustable height then the short pole MAY pose a problem. I just raised my desk up 2 inches and all is well.

I'm more of a "set it and forget it" type of person when it comes to my monitor, so I was looking at these types of arm mounts instead of the fully adjustable ones. I use it on my standing desk clamped to a 1.25" piece of hardwood. I use this to hold up my 27" dell 4k monitor. The pictures of the mount don't look like much but it's burly and high quality in person.Height: What I liked most is the pole is a couple inches taller than the others at 18" high. I'm tall and looking down at a monitor gives me neck pain. I have the arm at the very top of the pole and its sturdy.Setup: Easy to do solo. There is a channel that lets you drop in the VESA mount so you can easily take the monitor on/off in between adjustments. I use my monitor as a USB hub so I have a ton of wires going back and forth and I was able to fit it all into the wire management system. The clamp is beastly and I there was no need to drill a hole into my nice hardwood top. There is a thin layer of padding on the inside of the clamp that sits on the top of the desk. I would've liked the piece that contacts the bottom of the desk to have this padding also.Sturdiness: Initially there was some acceptable shakiness with the monitor but after I tightened down all the bolts again there was much less wobble. There is movement only when I'm adjusting the height of my sit/stand desk and when I really bump into the desk.Adjustability: There is actually some movement you can do with this stand. You can rotate the monitor from side to side. You can also maneuver the arm, even after you've tightened the bolts down. You CANNOT adjust the height or tilt of the monitor once it's locked in.

edited review works great only complaint is two different installation methods on the same page

It works. Clean lines. Flexible positioning.

Boy, I sure wanted to love this mount as much as the other reviewers, but alas, I do not. Why?The reasons I think this mount is "just OK" (3-star review rating) are as follows:1. The hex nuts on the mount are stiff and do not tighten as they should. (At least on the mount I received.) What should have been easy to adjust and hold the monitor solidly in place, did not.2. The clamp mount needs a desktop with a flat side (edge). I happen to have a desk with a beveled edge (at an angle) and I could not get the mount to work with my desk until I screwed a block of wood underneath the desk to give the mount a flush surface on the edge. VERY frustrating!3. While the ratings said it would hold a 32" monitor and my LG 32" did work with the 4" VERSA mount included, because of the hex nut issue It will not hold the monitor in an angled position. It keeps slipping.----------------------The build quality seems very sturdy and for the price, it's great if it works for you.NOTE: If you don't have a desk as I've described, or use the grommet mount, you may like this mount.I'm going to keep looking though and will probably replace the hex nuts. The existing ones are too stiff (could be the powder coating) and just won't hold the monitor as well as I would like.----------------------------------------