HUANUOUltrawide Monitor Arm for 13 to 43 Inch Screens, Single Heavy Duty Monitor Arm Holds up to 33 lbs, Full Motion Monitor Desk Mount with Tilt Swivel Rotation, VESA 75x75mm or 100x100mm

I use a 43" tv as a desktop monitor. While the TV is not that heavy, it's much taller than a wide screen monitor which makes it a difficult to get on a desktop monitor arm. The assembly of this arm was really quite simple. I did have to use a VESA converter plate as the TV required a 200 X 200 setup, and no monitor arm seems to go that big. The arm is clamped to my sit/stand desk and is very solid. The instructions are quite right that mounting the monitor onto the arm is a 2 person job, not that it's heavy or difficult, just that (with a TV in particular) it's hard to hold the monitor and see where to slide the mounting plate on the back of the tv into the slot. The tension on the arm adjusted easily enough to give easy movement of the TV. I have another "brand name (expensive) " monitor arm that I had previously tried to use with this TV, but after set up and adjustment the result seemed a bit shaky overall. This Huanuo was about 1/3 of the price and easily twice as good. Very pleased with the result

Arm works great for my heavy 32" Samsung. I've bought others in the past that say they support the weight but never do, this was does exactly what it says, would recommend 100%

The bracket in the back slides into the arm of the mount. The problem is the bracket is loose, so rather than it sliding and locking in, there is some play in metal piece you slide on. The bracket in my photo is dusty due to some renovation but you get the idea. The metal just slides in and it's not TIGHT to the bracket.I would NOT buy this again and would look for a mount that has a bolt together back plate for your monitor and then it bolts to your arm, because this is a wobbly piece of junk. I couldn't leave a lower review if I tried. I wish I could give it zero stars.

The material and clamp are sturdy, however towards the end when mounting the monitor, my monitor sagged. I tried to adjust the tilt but there is no possibility of tilt, and the instructions tell you to add a screw underneath the mechanism to prevent sag, which is odd because if the tilt worked I would just be able to go up and down, and sagging would not be an issue. I then encountered the issue that the screw hole to control sag is not aligned well with the surrounding plastic and some plastic is covering the hole making it impossible to insert the screw. I am not sure if mine is defective or if this is the way it is. The tilt mechanism simply does not work, which is very disappointing. Contemplating return.Update: The vendor reached out and worked with me to fix the issue I was having with the tilt. I am now happy with the arm and it is not sagging.

The media could not be loaded. I bought the monitor for a little bit wider view while playing games and also to have a little bit more real estate when dealing with stuff I need to deal with like my budget and some writings and side-by-side webpages and whatever like that and this really does a good job it's not coming too regular old 4:3 monitors built-into one unit. On my MacBook, I can't really use high level graphics because they just don't have the power to support it, but I am sure the graphics and a high-powered gaming computer would be outstanding. Anybody who wants to donate a high-powered gaming computer to me let me know ha ha ha.Well, since I live in a little small RV, I need a way to tuck it up and away and so I do and it's really nice.

Took about 15 minutes to setup and then another 10-15 to dial in the adjustments. Works great for an Odyssey G9. Wish the back plate was a biiit larger so that tilting the screen was easier but can't really complain at the price.

I ordered two different monitor stands when opening them both i could already tell this one was subpar to the other brand i bought which brand starts with a "W". It was much thinner and smaller in every aspect, was not as heavy and just didn't feel as sturdy, so if your looking to buy this for something above a 35" i personally would look at different products. But that doesn't necessarily mean the monitor stand is bad, but for anything above a 36" monitor skip. however i stuck my 35" and 32" on it and it held up great i trust that in a month or even a year it would hold up for something like that, hence the 3 stars. I also tried my 40" which is which lead me to instantly wanting to return it. The second the monitor settled even after tightening the screw it sank down, even with tightening more it was still effy. When tighten enough to hold the weight i could no longer angel the monitor up or down. so in closing for the price which when i got it was $60.00 was good deal for 35" or lower anything over that please skip.

Perfect for my 34” curved monitor, the quality is great and assembly was very simple.