BONTEC Single Arm Monitor Desk Mount for 13-34 inch Screen, Tilt, Swivel, Rotation, Ergonomic Gas Spring Monitor Stand with Cable Management, VESA 75/100mm

Works really well, moves easily, but stable enough. Been using on my sit stand table absolutely fine, will worth the money!

Easy to install, mount the monitor, attach the arm, and swivel your screen to your preferred position. Both the stand and its arm are reliably sturdy and no wobbling, or reduction of the gas spring's strength has been seen so far. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking to buy a valuable monitor arm. I also use a 27 inch monitor and haven't observed any issues with it yet. I'm sure it is going to be fine in the long run as well. Another benefit of these monitor arms is that they don't use a separate hoop to get attached to the base rod and they won't slip as a result of friction in long-term usage of the bracket.

Bought for £20 with a voucher. Using it with a 4kg, 27-inch monitor.Pros:- Fits well on desks up to 7 cm; the base is sturdy, and the plates are soft enough to protect the desk.- High-quality material, considering the price.- Aesthetic design with a small footprint.- Good range of movement.- Includes multiple options for the VESA mount, with both long and short screws provided.Neutral:- Instructions are well-written, and the necessary tools are included in the box. However, assembly requires some technical know-how.- The tilt hinge does not feel particularly sturdy. It works fine with my 4kg monitor but might struggle with a 9kg monitor.- Cable management channels are quite narrow. They are usable but not ideal for more than two cables.Cons:- Movement is not very smooth and often requires two hands to position the monitor.- The monitor wobbles with slight desk movements.- Maximum height is 42.5 cm, not 45 cm as advertised.Final verdict: 4 stars for 20gbp, 3 stars only if it is 30gbp.

Bought to free up space on desk and increase monitor height. Setting it up was straightforward and monitor is stable on it. Easy to adjust for weight of monitor and no issues with shifting the monitor around on the arm

Very easy to assemble, instructions were simple enough! Very strong, also heavy, but my Ikea desk has no problem supporting it. It's holding a 28" monitor and the arms are moveable yet sturdy.Instructions say to put it together, then attach to the desk,but I found it easier on my own to attach the clamp to the desk and then the rest of the arm and monitor as one.

The overall design material is good but if your a gamer avoid I got this for my sim set up so I could have it infront of my wheel the monitor stays put where ever you leave it but when the desk shakes the monitor tilts I’ve tryed tying it down and nothing I would just recomend a wall mounted one tbh

Excellent, used for a 32inch tv that we wanted to push right back but also have the ability to pull and swivel both sides.

The media could not be loaded. The monitor arm is Ok. It works, with a little bit of adjustment. It does feel very light and cheap.Firstly, the provided screws are too long and the spacers/washers are either too big for the smaller screws or not big enough for the big screws. I had to improvise and put a piece of wood behind the plate so that the screws fit securely. The smaller screws also have very flimsy plastic heads. I manged to damage one of the screw heads when tightening it, luckily it comes with a spare.Secondly, the monitor arm is very light and doesn't feel sturdy. This results in my monitor wobbling and bouncing around, even when I move my mouse or type on my keyboard. I'm still unsure whether I'm going to keep the monitor on the arm as the wobble is distracting, maybe I'll get used to it.It only cost £26 so I guess you get what you pay for. I may need to upgrade to a sturdier more expensive monitor arm. I'm mounting a 34" ultrawide monitor which weighs 6KG. The monitor arm can take 9KG apparently... I'm not sure it could cope with anything heavier than 6KG.Overall, it's Ok. It may prove to be a decent purchase if I can cope with the wobble.... or I may need to buy something sturdier, in which case, this was a waste of money!