HUANUO RGB Heavy Duty Monitor Arm for Ultrawide Screens up to 57", Holds 44 lbs, Tall Ultrawide Monitor Stand with 29.1" Max Height, Fully Adjustable Single Computer Desk Mount, Max VESA 100x100mm

Solid. Using for Apple studio monitor and this could probably hold 4 of them. Engineering , fit, finish all fine, Powder coat well applied. Cable management is practcal over elegant as the cables are controlled yet visible and accessible. All motions are smooth and the force required is adjustable with the provided hex key. There is a hub that mounts to your monitors VESA mount and the hub slots unto the stand so attaching monitor to stand is easy. The vertical tube is hidden under the foam that holds all the other bits. Assembly is straightforward and took about 15 minutes. Assembly directions are understandable and if you lost the directions you could figure it out. Nothing tricky. A Phillips screwdriver is necessary to attach the stands hub to the monitor. It feels smooth and solid. as well as the clamp tor attaching the stand to your desk, a "wire hole" mount is included. Functions as it should with no issues. If any crop up I will come back and note.

The monitor arm is easily assembled and is heavy duty and very extendable and adjustable. This works great for my second display.

This beefy heavy monitor arm was an absolute great buy for my heavy 49” LG monitor. Once installed correctly this is an absolute strong, sturdy, solid built monitor arm/holder. The instructions were easy to follow and assembly process was completed in about 15-20 mins. It’s easy to adjust height, move monitor forward, back, left, right and tilt. It feels smooth when moving and not shaky or unstable at all. And the LED lights are a cherry 🍒 on top! It looks amazing at night or in low light especially for my desk which has no LED lighting. I have no cons, and give this a 10/10!

Easy to install, great quality, and very sturdy. The RGB is cool, but I wish there were more color options.

Only monitor mount out there that can hold my heavy 35in ultrawide monitor. Although it was pricey, the value is unmatched as it gets the job done! Compatible with a lot of monitors, the mount is secure and sturdy. Motion range is great and is easily adjusted. I was confused when assembling the mount, as it seemed as I was missing a crutial part... I ended up finding it burried in the packaging. Once I found that, instalation was easy.

It was super easy to setup and calibrate, it got rid of bulky, mount. Id rather have this one for the price of it compared to paying an arm and a leg for. My desk is cheap so it wobbled, but I fixed it with bracing the frame of the desk and mounted it that way.

I recently installed this monitor arm for my 32″ 4K Dell display and overall it’s been a strong upgrade. Right out of the box, the build is impressive: heavy‑duty aluminum, substantial mounting hardware, and the feel of something built for serious screens. It supports large ultrawide displays (up to 49″) and higher weights, so I felt confident using it with my heavier monitor. Once mounted, the arm gave a lot of flexibility: I could push the monitor back toward the wall, clear up desk space, and move the screen around more than the standard stand ever allowed. The clean look and space‑saving benefit have made the setup feel more “professional.” Several reviews agree that the arm is very strong in this regard. That said, it’s not perfect—and those fit/tilt issues are worth noting. Specifically, the tilt mechanism on my setup doesn’t lock the monitor exactly where I set it. Occasionally the screen drifts downward or shifts slightly, which is a bit annoying when you rely on one stable viewing angle. Given that I’m using a substantial monitor, it might be pushing the margin of what the tilt/damp mechanism easily handles, but in practice it means more adjustments than I'd like. Pros: Excellent build quality for the price; feels robust and designed to last. Supports large screens including ultrawides; opens up more flexibility in positioning. Desk footprint reduced; mounting the monitor on the arm freed up a lot of surface space. Cons: Tilt mechanism could be stronger; my monitor doesn’t always stay rigidly in the exact angle I set. Appearance is somewhat utilitarian — it’s all function and less “premium aesthetic,” so if the visual style of your setup matters, that might be a minor drawback. Setup and fine‑tuning took a little effort to get the arm balanced and aligned just the way I wanted. Verdict: If you’re looking for a strong value monitor arm with serious lift and support capabilities (especially for larger or ultrawide monitors), this is a compelling option. It covers the essentials and then some. The tilt holding issue prevents it from being a perfect 5‑star match for my setup, but for the price and performance combination I’m happy with the purchase and would recommend it to many users—just make sure your monitor’s weight and tilt demands match what the arm can readily handle.

Solid arm. At first, I found the tilt position all the way up and I could not tilt it down. I called the customer service number and it was fairly easy and quick to get a human voice who told me to simply loosen the two bolts (left and right) slightly and use more force. I used more force than I would imagine necessary (I did it without the monitor attached for worrying about breaking the monitor with the force), and I was able to tilt down the position. It works great for my 2nd monitor now.