HumanCentric Mounting Bracket Compatible with Intel NUC, VESA Monitor Arm Extension Plate for NUC Mini PC Computer, 75x75mm and 100x100mm Patterns, Does not fit Hades and Skull Canyon NUC

A nice and versatile VESA mount that fits well with your Mini PC. Easy to install and sturdy when attached to your monitor/arm. If you need to hide your Mini PC this product is perfect.

Works great .

This mount is a brute, I had no idea it would be built this strong. I could hang100 mini pc's from this thing.

I mounted a Beelink SER5 on this it fit great but the size of the screw head was to small for the wall mount I have it on. I almost dropped my monitor when I was going to let go because the screw could just fall through. Luckily I was able to just use the screws I already was using for monitor. Unfortunately installing it alone is a decently troublesome depending on the mount as you have to hold the plate and screen at the same time as you attach it the the mount. Other than that its fairly unique product from what I could find as most put the computer between the arm and the monitor so this works great for me.

I'm using this for a RaspberryPi that has a VESA bracket on it. It looks like it's going to do what I need it to do - mount a RaspberryPi to the back of a monitor. The bracket is sturdy, well-made, and nicely finished.At first glance it looked like the hardware was improperly sized - screws that are too long for the included stand-offs. On second look it appears this was intentional as the screws have to pass through both this bracket and the VESA wall mount bracket. Good thinking! (better than my first guess anyway :) )

This works with mini PCs that have VESA mounts so you can add them to the back of a monitor with existing VESA arms or stands. Works great for that and hides the mini PC well. Can't complain.

Bracket is sturdy. It’s much thicker than another model I also bought.

I got this for my home automation server (Intell NUC Celeron 4th gen, 4GB RAM I had lying around after a laptop upgrade), so I could put it at its own dedicated station so guests could turn on the lights without having to download an app. I also wanted it to mount inside of an IKEA Expedit (now Kallax) shelving unit (13" wide by 13" high). I'm a little disappointed that I can't mount it above the monitor in this instance (you can definitely do that though), but to the side allows it to fit in the shelving unite perfectly, so I'll live, but its definitely doable as long as you orient the NUC VESA mount correctly.Cables and ports are still accessible inside the shelving unit. My previous idea was to mount the NUC VESA mount directly to the vertical support shelf, but I didn't want to drill even more holes into this thing (had it for a decade at this point, so plenty of holes and mods already). Was also able to rig up a keyboard shelf for the wireless keyboard/trackpad for the front using the many VESA screws and spacers I have acquired over the years (never throw the small ones away, they will come in handy eventually), so your capability of adding in any other mounts/adapters to the scenario may vary.