ErGear Single Monitor Arm for 13-36 inch Screens, Adjustable Gas Spring Monitor Mount Holds up to 22 lbs, Computer Monitor Stand with VESA Mount, C-Clamp & Grommet Base, Max VESA 100x100mm

So I purchased two of these after I purchased the first one and received it I mainly ordered a second. OK let’s get a few things out-of-the-way. There are a ton of monitor arms out there. What sets this one apart first off it actually works great. A lot of cheaper arms will not hold the weight they advertise. I love the fact that this has a built-in USB 3.0 connection. This is extremely handy for hooking up an external hard drive, or hooking up a dongle for a mouse or keyboard, or for just hooking up a flash drive, or even charging a phone. It is very well hidden underneath the side of the stand and once it is bolted and installed, N is extremely secure. Next to the bill quality of the arm is great. It has a nice set screws that allow you to set the tension of the swivels and to set the tension of the tilt and rotate function. The gas arm is adjustable for different weights of monitors, which I will speak about below. The cable routing mechanism is wonderful and definitely makes the install looks super clean. The attachment points are very secure and actually have adjustments so this could be used on a thin table as well as a very thick countertop style table. I’m using it on a almost 2 inch thick butcher block countertop, and I moved it down to the second mounting location and works absolutely great and fits wonderfully. It has nice feet on the bottom so that it doesn’t try to slide around and if you desire you can permanently install it by drilling a hole and using the supplied hardware to build it to your table. Now to the meat and potatoes of this on my two separate arms, I am running a 32 inch TV and a 32 inch gaming monitor. On the first arm is a Samsung 32 inch television it’s not super heavy, but was able to adjust the arm to work perfectly for that weight. On the second arm I am running a LG 32 inch gaming monitor Which is relatively heavy. It holds this weight no problem and is super secure. This monitor was quite expensive and I definitely wanted a good arm to keep it secure and I couldn’t be happier. The mount works extremely well especially on the gaming monitor. I am using an adapter on my 32 inch TV to bring it down to the standard 100 X 100 mount. It does push it out from the wall a little bit but not much and is perfectly acceptable, and works wonderfully.

This thing is built like a tank. Don’t worry about your monitors, fear for your desk! The box it comes in shipped at 20 pounds. Everything is top notch solid and fits snugly. Has a max height of 22” and width of just over 3 feet. Did I mention it is sturdy? Holds my 32” (which is 24 pounds) at max height and length like it’s a feather. Not fiddly in the least, this allows for infinite on the fly adjustments without tools. Just position at will. I’m absolutely thrilled with the performance of this product. Note on assembly: I hadn’t contemplated exactly how I was going to mount two monitors onto these arms. Here is my recommendation. Mount the desk bracket and the bottom half of the arms to the desk. Then attach the VESA plate with the other half of the arms to the monitors. That way you only have to deal with half of the monitor arm and it just inserts onto the rest of the bracket firmly. This will make sense when you see how it assembles. Comes with all the hardware and tools. This is top notch. In the picture, that is a yardstick laying atop the arms. This is holding a 32” and a 27”.

Very sturdy arm with smooth adjustability. Great range of motion, easy installation, and excellent cable management. Helps clean up the desk instantly.

Assembly of the actual stand is easy, mounting to a monitor is not because of industrial design fluff. Gotta make the side you DON'T see look "sleek" and "smooth" and "organic" and "integrated" because...reasons. While this is on the manufacturer(s) of the monitor itself, what semi-modern monitor uses 100x100 VESA anyway? The included long screws are too long. Even using the plastic spacers they'll bottom out with a 2mm gap; add washers and it's a lever arm and not solid or confidence-inspiring. I used a die grinder to remove the excess material closer to 75x75 and used the included short screws, perfect. So either include 25mm screws instead of the 30mm (but then the spacers would be too long), or just update the mount plate to 75x75 only, and throw 100x100 "compatibility" into the dustbin of history where absolutely no one will miss it. Arm does move/adjust smoothly and is holding a 34" widescreen where I left it 2 days ago, so it IS a great product once it's properly fitted.

Recently, I decided to buy a 2nd monitor, instead of using one monitor that I had hooked up to both my PC (for gaming) and my Mac (for work). I had been using the Amazon Basics monitor arm with my 27" Ultragear Monitor for a few years and was pretty happy with it. But with a new 2nd monitor coming which will be 32" Curved, I decided to get this product (ErGear 22-35" Premium Dual Monitor Stand). Fortunately, I happened to have an old 27" heavier monitor also so I went ahead and hooked that up for now just to test the use of two arms at once. Wow. These arms are so much better than my old single arm. - The base is sturdy as a rock. Clamped to my desk and I didn't drill a hole, just clamped it. - It only took about 45 minutes to get put together and setup. - The instructions are bare, but do the job. The USB cord feature is awesome, but the instructions for how to apply them in the setup is utterly unclear. You sort of have to figure it out, but you will. Otherwise, the setup is very, very easy and simple, so not much instruction is needed... it's almost so intuitive you don't need instructions. - Most importantly, the quality of the product is truly excellent. Once you adjust the tension of the arms so that it is right for the weight of your monitors (I didn't need to adjust much, it was adjusted pretty well already for me but I did tweak a little), the monitors are very easy to swing around, move up, down, left, right, swivel. Everything accept tilt, which is easy but requires using the hex tool each time you need to adjust. Not only are my monitors very secure, but I can move them both around and arrange them in a wide variety of ways with such little effort. I have my desk next to my bed, so for me, I can use one or both monitors while at my desk... and use one or both monitors while laying in bed. It's dope. And these arms make it cake. They looks sleek, they are not cheap feeling at all, they are long and tall, and they make my monitors feel virtually weightless. I went out of my way to write this review today after getting this all setup yesterday, because I'm so happy with this product. I don't think I've every written a review on Amazon until I got an email reminder and then it's a maybe. But this product deserved the props. I'll add a photo once I get my new 32" monitor in and it's setup...

A great alternative because my mother's understanding had broken, and it was a cheap plastic one. But this one is actually quite good for the price. The price is less than $30, and it does what I need it to do. You can go 360 degrees, all the way up, or all the way down. Good quality build, looks great. It's bigger than I wanted, but it's fine. You can fit it anywhere because you can move the monitor stand everywhere.

I bought this to free up some desk space from the old monitor stands. I have 2 - 24" monitors mounted to this stand and they work great. Love that they raise and lower with just a finger. Full range of movement sideways, tilt and up and down. No screwing in mounting hardware. Great quality and very easy install. Even has hallow spaces in the necks where you can run cables and keep them out of the way and hidden.

Great product. I was looking for something cost effective and this arm is very solid material wise. What I like the most is that it is modular, you can lower and adjust your arm as you want. Easy to install, nice purchase!