DESCRIPTION
This Single Monitor Arms supports most monitors from 17″ to 43″ and easily holds up to 18kg/39.6lbs. It includes a premium gas spring mechanism which offers dynamic movements like tilt, swivel and rotation. It provides the user an ease adapt to a more ergonomic posture. Most importantly, this monitor arm is the strongest amoung the entire range with us. Moreover, it includes detachable VESA plate which allows quick installation or removal of the monitor. Also includes, built-in cable management helps to keep everything neat and organized.
FEAUTURES
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●Detachable VESA Plate Design: enables easy installation
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●Optimized Tilting Structure: provides excellent weight-bearing capacity and smoother adjustment for large screens
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●Built-in Spring Tension Mechanism: for perfect weight adjustments
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●Installs from Top Side: installs entirely from above the desk surface
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●Include VESA Adapters: fit monitors with different VESA patterns
TECHNICAL SPECS
| Product Category: |
Gas Spring Monitor Arm |
| Rank: |
Premium |
| Material: |
Steel,Aluminum,Plastic |
| Surface Finish: |
Powder Coating |
| Color: |
Matte Black |
| Dimensions: |
120x580x730mm (4.7″x22.8″x28.7″) |
| Fit Screen Size: |
17″-57″ |
| Fit Curved Monitor: |
Yes |
| Screen Quantity: |
1 |
| Weight Capacity (per screen): |
2~27kg (4.4lbs~59.4lbs) |
| Weight Capacity for Curved Screen (per screen): |
2~22kg (4.4lbs~48.4lbs) |
| VESA Compatible: |
75×75,100×100,100×200,200×100,200×200 |
| Tilt Range: |
+60°~-20° |
| Swivel Range: |
+90°~-90° |
| Screen Rotation: |
+90°~-90° |
| Arm Full Extension: |
526mm (20.7″) |
| Installation: |
Clamp,Grommet |
| Suggested Desktop Thickness: |
Clamp:10~45mm Grommet:10~40mm (Clamp：0.39″~1.8″ Grommet：0.39″~1.6″) |
| Quick Release VESA Plate: |
Yes |
| USB Port: |
No |
| Multi-Media Port: |
No |
| Cable Management: |
Yes |
| Accessory Kit Package: |
Normal/Ziplock Polybag,Compartment Polybag |
Related
Works as advertised. Easy setup and no issues with wide heavy monitor.
This one was easy to install and cable management was good enough for the 2 included usb cables, 3 video cables and an audio cable for speaker’s, all without any modifications.
Tilt was a challenge to setup by myself because the monitor weight but once o got it in position I only needed normal strength to tighten the screw to fix the monitor in place.
Moving it up and down is easy.
Using this with an AOC 49″ Ultrawide monitor with no issues. I don’t really move the monitor much – I set it up where I want it and that’s where it sits. But it doesn’t sag (once adjusted), and doesn’t wobble either – it’s all I hope for when purchasing it to use with this monitor!
As you can see my desk it always cluttered so this monitor arm was great for freeing up space. It says its rated for 33lbs so I was slightly concerned being that is what my monitor weighs. But this was the only arm I could find that was rated for that much weight. I was happy to find out it supports my monitor fine, I do not even have to adjust it to its maximum weight setting. This stand is capable of supporting much more weight then it is rated for. I bet it could hold something much closer to 40lbs if absolutely necessary. They also only rate this monitor stand up to 43″ but it supports my 49″ monitor perfectly fine. I mounted the arm onto the corner of my desk so as to give myself as much free space on the desk as possible. This makes it so I can not use the cable hiding system it has built into the arm, but I would rather have a few exposed cables but the extra space to set my laptop which runs this monitor and pile up the remote controls, wireless keyboards, and gaming controllers that I use for the 65″ 3D tv I have on the other side of the room for break time.
Finally found an adjustable desk mount that supports the size (49” ultra wide) and weight (33lb) of a Samsung G9. Assembly was pretty straightforward. Just kept doing half turns on the pressure screw until the arm was able to support the monitor. Parts are solid construction and seems to support the monitor well. Need to make some adjustments on the tilt but don’t expect any major issues there