Amazon Basics Gas Spring Single Computer Monitor Arm Mount, Adjustable, Holds up to 27″ Monitors, Black

Great Monitor Arm on a budget
This Monitor Arm is a Game-Changer for My Workspace!I was hesitant to try a monitor arm, but the Amazon Basics Adjustable Single Computer Monitor Arm Mount has completely won me over. It’s made a huge difference in my workspace setup, and here’s why:Pros:Easy Installation: Even for someone not particularly handy (like myself!), the installation was surprisingly straightforward. The instructions were clear, and all the necessary hardware was included.Sturdy Construction: This arm feels incredibly solid and well-made. It holds my 27″ monitor without any wobbling or sagging.Excellent Adjustability: This is where this mount truly shines. I can easily adjust the height, tilt, and rotation of my monitor to find the perfect ergonomic position. No more neck strain!Space-Saving Design: By getting my monitor off the desk, I’ve freed up valuable workspace. My desk feels so much cleaner and more organized now.Great Value: For the price, this monitor arm offers exceptional quality and functionality. It’s a fantastic value compared to some of the pricier options out there.Minor Con:Cable management could be a bit better. While there are clips to help with cable organization, they could be a bit more robust.Overall:If you’re looking for an affordable and reliable monitor arm, the Amazon Basics Adjustable Single Computer Monitor Arm Mount is an excellent choice. It’s easy to install, highly adjustable, and frees up valuable desk space. I highly recommend it!

This is a solid Quick adjustment stand w/all the hardware needed to mount old & new Samsung monitors
This stand is very sturdy and practically invisible. It came with the correct hardware, and even extra pieces, allowing me to easily mount my two Samsung monitors, despite their different designs, ages, thicknesses (one is curved, the other isn’t). Samsung monitors are known for their tight, 15-degree hinges, making adjustments difficult, but these two haven’t budged or sagged at all. They sit flush against the wall, which was a key selling point, along with the weight capacity and size. Installation was very easy, even with no room for error, and it worked beautifully.

Awful design.
If you have a monitor that doesn’t have the vesa mounting points in the center of the monitor, you can’t mount the monitor in portrait orientation. Since the weight isn’t centered when the monitor is vertical, the monitor will spin freely, because these geniuses don’t give you the ability to tighten that aspect of the arm. It LOOKS like if you take the bolt out that allows you to detach the vesa mount from the arm, then you could tighten that bolt. The one end that you can see (on the vesa mount, the side that would be facing the monitor) is terminated. So if you detach it so you can see the other side of it, you figure you can tighten it from there. Nope. It’s a circular input with no ability to be adjusted.I bought an Ergotron arm for my main monitor and figured I didn’t need a nice arm for my second display but was apparently wrong. I guess this is to be expected from a cheap product though. Looks like it’d be a decent arm if you were mounting your monitor in landscape, but I need my second display in portrait.I’m honestly amazed about the lack of thought there. It would have been just as easy to simply give us another adjustable bolt there to be able to control the spin of the monitor. Apparently that’s asking too much though.

very well built works with a 21lb apple imax computer reversed the stand
Ok 1st as you can see I mounted it upside down and to a 27″ imac that weighs 21 lb. You can see I have a tight tolerance to the granite counter as that is where the air vents are located. There was a little to much give in the tube and had to modify it with a bi fold bottom door bracket to keep it from moving and works perfectly. 2nd The tilt angle I had to adjust many times as there is some movement after hooking the vesa on the tilt angle, and as you can see the 5mm hex key bolt almost stripped out. I never use there hex keys but mine on a ratchet gear wrench hex set. Its marked as a 8.8 bolt but its to soft for for that. My two bolts holding the arm in place are 8.8 bolts with metal bracket on the inside of cabinet and it is a lot tighter than what I did on the angle bar. Adjusting the angle so many times to get the right angle and needing to tighten it down to hold the weight well you can see. [ I need the bolt thread count and size so I can get one here ] if I need to adjust it again.other than that one problem unit works as great. this was one of the only ones that supports 22 lb monitors and had a 15.5 in with angle bracket turned at 90 degrees / 18 in if fully extended. So if anyone is doing a mount like this it will work just fine and better if mounting a monitor onlyOK UPDATE : called Amazon about the Allen head was striping they gave me a 5 dollar discount so I could buy a upgraded standard metric Allen head bolt that is a 8 x 1.25 x30mm length. Im pretty sure all the arm bolts are this size on the arm but mm ( length on all the rest are 25 mm probley)

This arm cant hold the weight it says it can, up to 10kg???? Mines ~6-7kg and this arm is bending like crazy, I dont expect it to last long, waste of money. It would be pretty good for what it is if it could actually hold the weight…..

This is a great monitor stand for the price. It is very sturdy and holds two monitors with no issue. It is easy to install and maneuver the monitors. There is also the cord holders along the arms to assist with cable management. We ended up ordering a second one for my husbands desk as we liked it so much.