Wall Mount for Dell OptiPlex Micro Form Factor Desktop Case on Wall, VESA or Under Desk, Compatible with MFF 7070, 7060, 7050, 7040,5070, 5060, 5050, 3080, 3070, 3060, 3040 and More

Great value and quality materials. Bought a Dell Optiplex MFF for the office, and needed to secure it under a desk. It fit perfectly underneath, I just needed to get some shorter wood screws for a better fit. It is really snug and secure now, and completely out of the way.

I don't imagine many people will be buying this, but I'll give my review anyways. Everything about this mount is as you'd expect. There's a smidge of slop between the computer and the mount, but that's presumably just to allow for some manufacturing differences. Once you lock the computer in place it's not coming out of the mount anyways. The added slots on the locking plate are nice for bundling cables with zipties.I've got my Optiplex 7050 Micro mounted on the wall behind my TV in the garage, and it's holding perfectly fine. I like that the mount included all the hardware needed, regardless of whether you're wall mounting, or VESA mounting to the back of a monitor/TV. Do note that the VESA mount on the TV/monitor can't be covered or in use if you want to go the VESA route. Amusingly, that means this can't be mounted to most Dell monitors, as their default stand usually covers the monitor VESA mount. It really is something to think about.The black powder coating is good quality, and I don't see it spontaneously rusting like you often see on cheap powder coat jobs.5 Stars. Does the job, doesn't cost a ton for what it is, and is overall decent quality.

This mount works great for its intended purpose. This allows you to tuck away a Dell OptiPlex Micro under a counter, to a wall or behind a VESA compatible monitor.The mount comes with the mount itself, a bracket that both prevents the pc from sliding out of the mount and gives you the ability to zip tie the power adapter in place to help with cable management.There really is not much you can talk about something that is very basic but does what it was made to do and accomplishes it well. It is well worth the price if you have an OptiPlex Micro that you would like to get off the desk.

In the simplest of terms, this mount works. I have a Dell 3040 micro and I used this for under-desk mounting to clear up limited desk space. It is very simple to secure the mount under the desk but that is where the benefits end. The pressure bracket to secure the computer to the mount is just too big. I can only guess that is due to the fact that the manufacture is trying to get a wider range of useability between computer models. There is a gap of about 1/4" that provides too much wiggle room for my particular application. It seems that an easy retooling of the "pressure block" to be split into 2 pieces and a couple additional pre-drilled holes in the mount would provide a more tailored fit for various micro PCs. If used in a secure situation like mine, it's really just a minor annoyance. However, should this be utilized in a commercial or business application where the PC is VESA-mounted behind a monitor (outside of the user's view), anyone with a screwdriver could remove the PC by removing one screw and sliding the PC out of the mount in only a few seconds.

This was super easy to setup and I personally attached this to the back of my monitor so that I could get all the wires up and out of the way. The instructions were easy to follow and they included screws for both attaching to the monitor and drilling / attaching it to a wall. I thought it was neat that they even put in little notches so the rubber feet on the bottom of my Dell didn't get harmed in anyway. Super happy!

It says it should fit the OptiPlex 3080 but it doesn't. It slides in ok but the piece meant to hold the computer from falling out is too tight.

Nothing fancy. Installation and sliding the mini unit in/out is a bit clunky but eventually it does what it is supposed to.

Pros:Solid material.Not just for Dell Optiplex but also compatible with Lenovo micro form factorCons:If used in anything other than the Optiplex, the lock on the other side may not fit properly. But it doesn't affect the stability of the desktop mount.Other thoughts:It just works. I mounted it on the vesa holes from my monitor to get it away from my desk.

Me funciono porque lo fije a un escritorio, pero si lo intentas colocar detrás de un monitor o se puede