Mount-It! Ultrawide Monitor Arm, Heavy Duty 34 Inch Monitor Desk Mount for Screens up to 35 Inch and 33 Lbs, Vesa 100x100 Compatible, Height Adjustable Gas Spring Arm with 2 USB 3.0 and Audio Ports

I used to run a dual monitor setup using 2 24" 144hz curved monitors attached to a dual set of human analog arms. Over time the bezel in the middle of these started to get to me, even with a supposed edgless set of monitors. So I decided to run a single 35" curved monitor due to neck strain from turning my head to see my entire work area and of course that annoying split down the middle. Finding a quality heavy duty arm to hold my Chosen monitor was actually not that easy. I wanted a different brand from my previous dual monitor arm setup, and wanted something that didn't feel overly cheap as my previous ones felt. Well lo and behold this beauty finally showed up on my searches. This easily holds up my quite heavy monitor with ease and it's gas powered design readily held it's placed position with no signs of strain. The center pole of the arm feels quite stable and is totally adept at handling any monitor within spec matched to it.PROS : Good qualityGrommet installationBuilt in cable managementFamiliar name brandEasy installationQuick release vesa bracketCONS : (not about this specific product) Lack of options for ultrawidesCenter pole height adjust have to remove monitor to use orbrace self, monitors are heavyMy lower cable bracket comes off easily, no mounting screwThe cable management at its lowest point needs work, wouldhave preferred a hidden channel in the arm itself to disguisecablingOverall you can't go wrong with this product, and at least during my search for an ultrawide monitor arm there weren't alot of options. Well worth it's price tag and will most likely be kicking for quite some time as long as you aren't misusing it by overweight monitors or careless handling

I used this to mount my Odyssey G9 Super Ultra-Wide monitor and it works very well. It took some time to adjust the tension to handle its weight but after a few minutes it properly holds the monitor and can be moved in all directions without sag.The tilt adjustment can be difficult with a big display as it is not freely adjustable but has to be tightened and loosened with a hex key, be sure to support the displays weight when loosening this bolt as the Display can abruptly slide down if not supported. Once you get it set it holds firmly and is a much cheaper alternative to a mount with the ability to freely tilt.USB/Audio cables are good quality and well connected, only wish the USB cables were black instead of blue but that is more of a personal preference. cable management is well made but don't over tighten as it could break the plastic, just snug it up.Take your time to set it up and read the instructions, might be a good idea to ask someone for help getting a large display hefted onto the arm once installed on desk, but it could be done alone with care. I would recommend getting a steel monitor arm mounting plate to go along with this to add rigidity to the mount if using for larger displays as well it prevents damage/marking when compressed to desk. You can find them on Amazon as well.Over-all great product and very pleased.

I cannot attest for the longevity of the product because I've only used it for 3 days so far. But I can definitely attest to the ease of assembly and ease of use (Single Monitor Arm Desk Mount, Gas Spring Arm, up to 35 in and 33 lbs). I'm most impressed with the ease of use. I was hesitant to purchase ANY monitor arm due to the size and weight of my monitor (Seiki Pro 4k 40" ~25lbs) because I read a lot of reviews of other arms with up to ~26-28 lb capacities and a lot of people had trouble with the arm holding a monitor at the high end of the weight limit. So far the arm is holding my monitor at the tilt and location I choose with no problems. Once the correct joint bolts were tightened per the instructions, I was able to move it up and down and tilt/rotate in every advertised direction. It is an amazing feeling to be able to move this monster around with such ease after having it stuck to the wall with a basic monitor mount with zero configurability for the last few years. I'm crossing my fingers that it continues to perform well. Note: I've only used the clamp so far and it's holding very well and I have no concern with the connection to the desk. I might use the grommet once the arm proves to be a long lasting item. Also, I manually removed the usb/audio ports from the clamp base because there were SO many unused wires (for my use case), thankfully it was a simple process involving 2 screws.

I am using with a 27" Asus PB278 monitor. Monitor without stand is 8.8 Kg or under 20 pounds. The stand's weight capacity is listed as 33 pounds. The design and quality appear to be very good, but with maximum tightening, it will not hold my monitor in a more elevated position, and quickly drifts down to a much lower level. I have another monitor on a different mount below my Asus monitor, so it drifts down & rest on that monitor. Working very well for me, but if your monitor is close to 20 pounds and has to be held high, this may not be the mount for you.It has a plate that secures to the VESA holes in the monitor. The plate then slips into the mount. This makes it much easier to get things setup especially if mounting in an awkward location.To be fair, I have used 4 other Mounts of similar design over last several years. None of them really came close to holding the advertised weight. I think this one appears to be designed and engineered much better than the average mount I have used in the past. Would buy again if I had a workable fall back solution for supporting monitor weight if necessary.

Facil de instalar y se nota que es muy robusto, lo uso para sostener el Asus rog swift de 32 pulgadas que tiene un peso de 7.6 kg (16.76 lbs), lo tengo ya buen tiempo y va todo perfecto.