MOUNT PRO Single Monitor Desk Mount - Articulating Gas Spring Arm, Removable VESA Monitor Mount Computer Monitor Stand with Clamp and Grommet Base Fits 13 to 32 Inch Screen, VESA 75x75, 100x100, Black

Looks great

HOW THIS IS BEING USED: Using 2 of these for 2 HP ProDisplay P242va 24-inch Monitors, 6.39 lbs each, mounted on a Tangkula Mobile Standing Desk Computer Desk( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06VSGY6DM?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details ).11 MONITOR ARMS COMPARED: I compared specs, options and reviews for this and 10 other monitor arms ranging from $17 to $34 (Joy Seeker, Back Day Play, Joy Seeker, LOUEVED, BONTEC, MOUNTUP, VIVO, WALI, H HUANUOAV, and Irongear). I paid $28 each for these Mount Pro's.SELECTION DECISION: Tilt, swivel, and rotation ranges were all about the same for all 11 arms, and max weight ranged from 14.3 to 19.8 lbs so they were all fine since I have 6.39 lbs monitors. I noticed reviews on many of the arms saying the monitors would fall down due to being too heavy so I'd look at reviews carefully if you have monitors getting close to the max weight of any arm. I mocked up the max height I would want the monitors when my desk was in standing position so I could assess which arms would extend high enough to reach that. I recommend mocking up your monitor positions to be sure any arm reaches the max height you want. At 5'8" and a standing desk height around 37.75", I needed an arm that could extend at least 16.25". 8 of them made the cut. These Mount Pro's reach 16.9" max height at the center of the VESA plate. The rest of the decision came down to reviews; a combination of how many stars and the volume of reviews. 5 of them had 0 to 29 reviews, so they were out and 3 remained - Vivo, MountUp and Mount Pro. Vivo's cord management didn't hide cords as well so it got cut. MountUp and Mount Pro actually look almost like the same monitor so I went with Mount Pro due to the 4.4 star rating and over 1900 reviews at the time (although I see there are less now. They must remove old ones?).INSTALL AND FUNCTION REVIEW: Install was easy. I used the normal c-clamp method not the grommet method. I like the quality of these arms. Many arms had reviews saying there was a lot of plastic parts, and I actually expected the cover of the mount base to be plastic, but it is metal. The only plastic parts are the cord management covers on the bottom of the upper and lower arms. It moves easily and with my 6.39 lbs monitors I didn't have to adjust the tension at all. So far the tilt screws are holding too, but again, that's an issue in many reviews of many arms for people with heavy monitors so I'd search reviews for that if you have heavy monitors. After 2 days of use I'm very happy with these arms, especially at $28 each. If you have monitors that are under 10 lbs I'd definitely recommend these arms. Maybe monitors up to their advertised 17.6 lbs max weight would be fine too but if your monitors are close to that weight I'd definitely do a lot of review reading about tension issues and tilt screw issues since those seem to be the most common complaints.

Bought this for kid to use their TV in their dorm room. Clamped it to the desk shelf. They and their roommate loved it as they could move the TV around based on who was watching. Now other kid has it attached to their desk at home to mount TV to. Easy to adjust but the height hold arm doesn't hold well after some abuse.Holds securely. Worked for different TVs and a monitor for a short period that had standard VESA mounting spacing. Easy to assemble.

Excellent quality. Smooth movement and holds its position. Would buy again.

Hard to tell from the black background but I needed this size for my monitor and it worked great and looks great! Good range of motion and saved so much space on my desk! Good quality and good price

Super happy with this item! It is very durable and smooth moving and luckily for me, there is a lot of movement along with an ability to attach to a very thick base piece.

I have mounted a 27" curved monitor to this mount. It was easy to unpack and assemble, and I was up and running quickly. A few adjustments with the provided tools and this works superbly.

The Upper Arm can't move up or down. I tried turning the screw to the "-" to loosen up but it's still stuck upwards. I tried to find help or customer support and there is nowhere I can go about this issue. Please customer support, if you are seeing this, I cannot make the upper arm move at all. It seems defective and I don't know what to do because I spent a good amount on this.