WEARSONWS-03C Folding Metal LCD TV Holder Touch Screen Monitor Desk Bracket with VESA Hole 75x75&100x100mm

Well made and very sturdy. Don't be surprised by the stiffness of the two hinges. It takes a firm grip to adjust them but they will stay put afterwards. The only additional feature I would like to see would be the ability to rotate the screen. This does come with some M4 screws. They are short but be careful, some monitors have very shallow M4 VESA mount screw holes. You don't want to drive the screws into the monitor casing. A trip to the hardware store to pick up some small washers will take of this issue.

I am finished setting up three Android frames running an app I created to show pictures transitioning in a slideshow carousel that are sourced from Google Sheets and Photos. In order to align the bottoms of each frame, I purchased one stand for the vertical frame and two Wearson Folding Metal Monitor Holders for the two horizontal frames (one is 18" touchscreen and the other is 15" mouse interface). Really work great.

I was looking for a way to mount my Rodecaster Pro II at the same angle as my Stream Deck while also being sturdy. The mount does a great job of holding the RCPII in place. The mount is both sturdy and tight so nothing wobbles or moves. I can imagine it working great for POS setups with smaller touch-screen monitors that have VESA hole patterns. Overall, I'm very pleased with this mount.

Frankly, I thought it was just hype when I read "touch monitor" in its description. Now that I have it in hand, however, I see that this is a significant feature. This thing is HEAVY and seems like it would stand up well to users tapping & swiping on the monitor it holds.The description statement "It's Stiff Enough That You Don't Have to Worry About It Falling" is no exageration, either. The 2 joints are both VERY stiff. The top joint is exposed when you mount the monitor. It's got 2 bolts, each with 3 or 4 lock washers on the nuts on the upper joint. If the joints would loosen (after a very, very long time) it seems you'd be able to tighten them up, although you'd need to dissassemble the standBiggest downcheck: I got it for a 22" TV, and at its max height, the bottom of the TV is ~2" above the base, with the TV screen facing horizontally. Thus the claim that this is for monitors up to 24" seems on target. At the same time, if used for a touchscreen on a table- or counter-top, the screen would face at a higher elevation angle, so this lowness would be a non-issue.

The dimensions for the back of the stand are not accurate. While they are VESA 75x75 and 100x100 what they don't tell you is the metal base does not fit in the standard VESA hole in the back of the monitor. Of course it is too late for us to return them now so we're stuck with something completely worthless and useless to us.

The TV came with legs that make it perfectly perpendicular. I needed the TV to tilt upward a tiny bit. This is perfect. It is very stiff to adjust, but if it were too loose it would be a failure.

Excelente

A bit front-heavy, unstable at low angle with the 19” monitor installed but works well.