Gladiator Joe Monitor Arm/Mount - VESA Adapter Extension - Compatible with Any GJ VESA Adapter - Raise | Lower | Customize Your Monitor Setup

Install was very easy and straightforward. The product is very high quality and I have no worries about it holding up my monitor. It is slightly heavy and large so if you're putting it on an arm or stand that you're already nearing the edge of the weight limit I would be wary of this. I would also watch out if you're putting this on a smaller monitor as it might stick out the bottom or top of your display. I used this on a 24 inch display and it goes from nearly the top of the display to the bottom and is barely hidden.

I have a Dell monitor that isn't compatible with the dock mount that they make. However, their mount kit comes with a VESA mount that easily mounts to this GJ bracket. This combination of hardware also allows for the dock to be mounted on either side of the monitor. The GJ bracket is clearly overbuilt for my purpose, but it works well and is very secure.

I have 2 34" ultrawide monitors stacked on top of each other. Unfortunately, base for the dual-monitor arm that I use is not tall enough and the bottom of the top monitor was getting covered up. I managed to increase the height by quite a bit thanks to this plate and it works very well. It feels solid, thick and I know it will reliably hold my monitor.Do keep in mind that by using the plate (which adds weight) and raising/lowering your monitor, you are changing its center of gravity and if your monitor arm is not strong enough, your monitor will tilt so make sure that you take into account the weight capacity of your monitor arm.

Really nice quality heavy duty adapter plate. I used this to offset a 49" G9 Odyssey about 5".The monitor was not center because the monitor arm I have needs depth in the rear to bring the monitor to center when it's pushed back. Even with my desk pulled out about 6" from the wall. This adapter did the trick and now the monitor is perfectly center.Because of the weight of the monitor I had to use a 5lb counter weight on the opposite side. Otherwise the monitor would slowly tilt. But that is not the fault of the plate. My monitor arm was just not designed to have that much weight off center.Anyway, very easy to install, just be careful to not damage your monitor when offsetting. I don't think it would be difficult to cause damage if you're not careful.

I had to return it, didn’t work for my particular use. I tried using it for a 27” monitor with a tv wall mount. Due to the extra size of the tv mount plate, it was hard to connect all necessary bolts. I was lowering the monitor and the bracket was visible above the monitor a lot (vesa in the middle of the monitor). The included bolts and nuts are small and don’t include washers which were necessary in my case. I decided against using it for that project.I also tried using it to lower a tv. It wasn’t until I tried mounting it to the tv, I realized the holes (all of them) are too small for the larger bolts used for the tv.All in all with the correct compatible equipment this seems sturdy and should work well.

I have a triple monitor setup. center is 28" 4K, the sides are 23" 1080p. the mount i bought did not have telescoping arms, so the sides were far to the side of the center monitor. These plates let me slide the monitor closer to the center, but the mount's rotation mechanism kicks in due to the weight and it sags noticeably, impossible to straighten. I ended up buying some strong nylon (fishing) wire and stringing it up to a shelf above it to hold the weight.Don't try this unless your mount's rotation is adjustable, and you can prohibit it from turning. mine didn't, so i'll have to use this and fishing wire until i buy bigger monitors for the sides.UPDATE I drilled 2 holes in my mount arm, and secured the plate that turns with bolts. Doesn’t rotate anymore, and lines up much better. Don’t buy a sub-standard mount like I did!

Very useful for some conditions. When needing to extend monitor few inches in any nautical direction. Ie: up, down, left, or right. To help mount and make those minimal adjustments which sometimes are needed.It’s a solid plate and adds a little wight to monitor and the arm as well. Keep that in mind. Not ideal for places where monitor gets pushed around and such. It’s more suited for non-moving work space.

Nice extension. Used to raise my 34” monitor.

The current (2024) iMAC is 18.1" high with the integrated factory stand. We needed it to be < 18" high to fit under a counter. When the iMAC is ordered with a VESA mount instead of a stand, the iMAC VESA mount is very is low on the computer, making the screen ride very high on a standard stand. Successfully used this Gladiator bracket with a Dell MFS22 stand to make a nice integrated solution (iMAC was ordered in matching silver) that can be adjusted to have the top as low as 16.5". Used the adjustable part of the bracket on the stand and the fixed 100*100 mm part on the computer. Bracket is stronger than the rest of the stand.

Helped me put my screen closer to the wall by allowing my arm mount to extend higher but keeping the monitor at the same height as the other one.In the end, my speakers are closer to the center, which made my setup look better and the speakers sound better because they aren't too wide apart like the way they were.Thanks for the quality product. Shipped fast too!

Has a lot of holes for the configuration that you need. Unfortunately the way my monitors attached to my stand, I had to modify slightly and drill two more holes for my monitors to line up. Nothing to do with the product itself, just unfortunate that's how my monitors lined up!

Its a piece of metal with holes. Works with VESA mounts. exactly what i needed.

Pricy but works excellent. No issues fitting it. Attached to the back of my screen no problem. I attached it to an arm that provides even more height and now my 6 for 4 self can actually look up at my screen as I can push it above my head and relax my whiplash.If your eyes do not line up with the middle of your screen when you're sitting up right in your chair. Get a lifting arm. If that's still not enough, get this product.