Suptek Monitor Mount Gas Spring Monitor Arm Desk Mount Fully Adjustable Fits 17 20 22 23 24 26 27 32 35 inch Monitors Weight Capacity up to 24.25 lbs

Using this for a 27 inch acer monitor in portrait mode alongside my main Samsung G50D 34 inch This arm for $22 is the definition of value , study as can be , clamp mount worked well , very fast to install , cable management is also top notch ! Nice and sturdy and swivels easy

This Suptek monitor arm is made with good quality materials and feels sturdy once installed. It was simple to assemble and didn’t take much time. The design is pretty compact, so it doesn’t take up much space on the desk, which is a big plus. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and once everything was set up, it worked just as expected. Overall, it’s a good product that does the job well.

The gas spring in this monitor mount is very good for the price. Its a VESA mount so it would work with just about anything. Clips to the desk or any surface, really. Very strong, able to hold my 32 inch monitor. My only gripe with this mount is that it does wobble a bit if theres any kind of motion going on on your desk. If you have a very sturdy, heavy duty desk, you probably wont have to worry about that too much. The clamp is easy to move, the monitor is easy to put on, and has a bunch of different adjustments and tension knobs that will allow you to get exactly what you need in terms of monitor position.

I was inspired to do the arm set up based on some other people’s pictures. This was a quick buy and well worth the cost. It is easy to set up although the instructions could be clearer. It does exactly what the product displays says. I use it with a smaller screen vertically for when I’m watching TikTok streams. The future goal is to use it to watch comments, control music, etc. it’s perfect for when I need to review webpages, red long documents or just put more in the screen. IMPORTANT: I’m using mine on a glass desk. I wasn’t sure about the safety of doing this so I added folded newspaper/cardboard under to make sure there was a firm but glass-safe buffer on the part that fixes to the table. Be careful doing this. I don’t move the screen a lot so I’m not as worried. I do move it from time to time if I’m working and watching a stream but then want to continue watching from bed. I made sure to fold the paper thick enough so most of the stress or pressure is on the paper and not the table. Also I made sure it was wide enough so that when tightening the bracket, it never touches the glass table.

I have a 27 inch monitor that i use for my mini studio. I was running out of room on my desk and thought about getting a monitor stand, but was concerned that my desk was up against a wall. I looked at plenty of stands online and decided to give this one a try because of the features and it was in my budget. It came the next day and when looking at the arm, there was a yellow warning tag on it stating that it was under high pressure and to use two people to remove the strap that was holding it in a closed position. I noticed that the strap was loose and didn't appear to be under stress. I loosened the strap a little more and let it slide off while I held the arm with both hands and slowly let it open. In my case, it wasn't anything too sudden or violent and I had no problem with any sudden expansion. There wasn't' much to assemble except the bottom clamp which just hooked onto a bracket on the arm. I tried sliding the mount from the edge of my desk a could of times, but the clamp part kept coming off, So I got some duct tape to join the two pieces while I slid the bracket in place. It was easier than expected and there are 2 positions to attach the clamp to the bracket for thiner or thick desks. Mine was less than an inch and I was able to tighten it from the side of my desk instead of having to get underneath it. Since my desk is against the wall, I placed my mount to the side of where the monitor would be used. If I were to place it directly behind the monitor it would limit how far back I would be able to place my monitor. Being on the side works pretty well and allows me to move it up and down and back and forth. I use a dj mixer and found I could place it low so it looks like one unit while hiding a lot of cables, hubs and hard drives. This looks way better than the old set-up i had without the mount. Having the bracket to the side does limit some of the way to move the monitor, but I do not plan to do any major swiveling from left to right. The mount appears to be really study and has no problems supporting the monitor. There are adjustment for the tension to move the monitor up and down. There were long and short screws for a mounting plate to attach to the monitor, although there was no clear instruction on which ones to use for best results. I definitely would recommend it you're up against a wall and want something that is pretty adjustable. This has to be one of my favorite computer accessories purchased in a long time.

So let me start with the good. For the price, this is a steal. It's a very solid piece of hardware. The instructions are simple to follow. The stabilizing bracket on the bottom of the desk is nice and big, which is great if you've got a bigger monitor. Now for the bad. If yours comes with any stripped bolts or screws, you can't easily adjust it. You just have to accept that whatever position that joint is in is what you're getting. In my case, I can't turn adjust the one I pointed out in my picture (and it's also bolted from the bottom, which is a pain to adjust regardless.). For me, that's enough to make me think twice about using this for the rest of my monitors and screens, which is an absolute shame because with everything else being as well built and the price, this should have been an easy 5 stars. Edit: 2 places. The bolt for tilting the monitor forward and back also won't hold tight. It takes a matter of minutes for my monitor to start leaning forward. My monitor is 12lb, less without a stand, and only 27 inches.

Impressed for the cost! It's almost exactly like the expensive mount my work gave me for my other monitor! The silver matches the others you'd never know the difference. It's built very well and the shock in it is very impressive. The length of the arm is great and the instructions were very clear and helpful. Holds the monitor well and doesn't feel or look cheap. Highly recommend!

Works well for me. Easy to adjust. Way better than a static mount or one thats not spring / gas loaded.

personellement j'ai un g9 est le bras ne supporte pas le poids de l'ecran

Tengo un monitor de 49” y lo soporta perfectamente. Fácil instalación y estupenda relación calidad-precio.

Works fine just be sure of direction of clamp and double check your monitor VESA sizing. Had to get an adaptor to match my 40inch screen and then then I mounted it finally seems to be holding up though it creaks going up and down. Spins vertically easily and that's why I chose this one so that's great. Just need to hold it while adjusting to standing desk position from sitting because the creaking sound makes me nervous... though I'm sure my monitor is under the recommended weight. It does what it says

Bastante contento con la compra, es el primero que compro así que no tengo una comparación adecuada pero me funciona bastante bien

This monitor mount is honestly solid. The build quality feels strong and stable, not flimsy at all. The gas spring works smoothly and holds my monitor exactly where I want it without drifting. Adjusting height and angle is super easy, and it really cleaned up my desk setup. Installation didn’t take long either. Overall, nice, sturdy, and does the job perfectly. Very happy with it.