Suptek Single Monitor Arm Fully Adjustable for 17-34-35 Inch Screens

Using this for a 27 inch acer monitor in portrait mode alongside my main Samsung G50D 34 inch This arm for $22 is the definition of value , study as can be , clamp mount worked well , very fast to install , cable management is also top notch ! Nice and sturdy and swivels easy

Supteks Monitor Mount works great, I did get scared that my table was gonna get dented due to the fact that my 34 inch monitor is a bit heavy and makes the base stand. BUT! it doesn't and it's perfect!

Very easy install! The quality is really great - the pink color perfectly matches my desk and it's very stable and articulates nicely. I will say a small screw on the base did pop out and I thought it had been lost, but it just fell out into the box itself, so if you notice it's missing a very tiny black screw just shake the box and hopefully it's there like mine was if it happened to fall out!

Got this for my Asus VG248QE monitor. Asus says this model weighs 12.3lbs with the stand so I figured this arm could hold it. It does but I had to crack the spring down hard to get it to fully support the weight of the monitor. We’ll see how long it lasts like this though. Overall the way it moves the monitor is a B-. It’s very easy to lift, lower, move the monitor side to side, and rotate (moving the monitor screen clockwise/anti clockwise). There is no center detention for rotating the monitor Sometimes the way the arms are designed makes it awkward moving the monitor towards and away from me. They bind up and I have to wiggle the monitor around until the binding stops so the monitor can go towards and away from me. It’s just an inherent design of the arm, similarly designed arms will have this problem as well. My biggest complaint about this stand is the forward and back tilt. Maybe it’s because my monitor is near the weight limit or maybe it needs to be broken in but I need to have the tilt axis tightened down hard to stop the monitor from drooping and looking at the ground, which is fine but it makes tilting the monitor very stiff. It creaks and groans and sometimes it slips even though the tilt screw is very tight. Hopefully it loosens up with time. For $20 you really can’t complain too much about it, especially considering the long reach this arm has, it’s very impressive. The whole arm and monitor jiggles quite a bit if I bump the desk but normal use has this monitor very steady. Overall good value for money but for an arm this cheap, expect it to act pretty cheaply.

This monitor arm is so stable and has a great range of motion. Up, down, left, right, tilt, pan. It can hold up to 25 pounds, so it will support most monitors. The cable management is great as well and the install is so easy a child could do it. Don't waste your money on a $100 monitor arm. Get yourself one of these.

I have a 27 inch monitor that i use for my mini studio. I was running out of room on my desk and thought about getting a monitor stand, but was concerned that my desk was up against a wall. I looked at plenty of stands online and decided to give this one a try because of the features and it was in my budget. It came the next day and when looking at the arm, there was a yellow warning tag on it stating that it was under high pressure and to use two people to remove the strap that was holding it in a closed position. I noticed that the strap was loose and didn't appear to be under stress. I loosened the strap a little more and let it slide off while I held the arm with both hands and slowly let it open. In my case, it wasn't anything too sudden or violent and I had no problem with any sudden expansion. There wasn't' much to assemble except the bottom clamp which just hooked onto a bracket on the arm. I tried sliding the mount from the edge of my desk a could of times, but the clamp part kept coming off, So I got some duct tape to join the two pieces while I slid the bracket in place. It was easier than expected and there are 2 positions to attach the clamp to the bracket for thiner or thick desks. Mine was less than an inch and I was able to tighten it from the side of my desk instead of having to get underneath it. Since my desk is against the wall, I placed my mount to the side of where the monitor would be used. If I were to place it directly behind the monitor it would limit how far back I would be able to place my monitor. Being on the side works pretty well and allows me to move it up and down and back and forth. I use a dj mixer and found I could place it low so it looks like one unit while hiding a lot of cables, hubs and hard drives. This looks way better than the old set-up i had without the mount. Having the bracket to the side does limit some of the way to move the monitor, but I do not plan to do any major swiveling from left to right. The mount appears to be really study and has no problems supporting the monitor. There are adjustment for the tension to move the monitor up and down. There were long and short screws for a mounting plate to attach to the monitor, although there was no clear instruction on which ones to use for best results. I definitely would recommend it you're up against a wall and want something that is pretty adjustable. This has to be one of my favorite computer accessories purchased in a long time.

TL;DR I don't recommend unless they can release a better version of the current models with better base screws. In the meantime, if you are facing the same issues, you can purchase a 3/4 of an inch screw that is of the same type. Go to your local hardware store and show them the screw type you have and they will give you a matching screw type that is 0.75 inches (Recommended). Detailed Review: Run-down of usage and ownership: I purchased this a few months ago and was fantastic for the price and performance. WAS. Today the monitor arm's base screw STRIPPED off the base of the arm and with that my monitor fell on the floor with it. The screw at the base is quite weak and my monitor is a ASUS VS248 24" monitor and weighs 9lbs. The monitor is quite light but the arm's base screw is just too short and strips off from the base of the arm. My usage of the arm was mainly moving it only when I needed to change the monitor position. This was only moved perhaps a few times a week or less. Even so, the monitor was light and the tension on the arm was sufficient but the base screw holding the arm up failed today. The base of the arm was quite annoying with turning and adjusting but I simply did what I could to keep the arm screwed in firm enough to maintain tension but still be able to turn around. You have been warned. Take care on purchasing this without the needed changes for the bottom part of the arm which is the most important factor in maintaining the arm and your monitor. UPDATED: Just so we are clear the product itself is actually FANTASTIC but it is flawed because the base screw is 0.5 inches which is not long enough for the base of the arm to be reliable over time and with usage. Their customer service is quick and communicative. They offered a replacement ASAP so I can continue working on my computer with the mount. At the very least I give this 3/5 stars because their response time was quite fast and relatively easy to work with. I would suggest that anyone with issues remain calm and respectful always when you are facing issues with your mount. Give them all the details they need to help make things a bit better for your situation. In the mean time I suggest anyone purchasing this item that you replace the bottom screw yourself with the 0.75 inch screw. This is not your responsibility but for now I would say the company has been sent this same detail for their next batches. I hope they follow up and make the needed change for the base screw. This would make the product practically perfect. Easy 5 stars.

I was inspired to do the arm set up based on some other people’s pictures. This was a quick buy and well worth the cost. It is easy to set up although the instructions could be clearer. It does exactly what the product displays says. I use it with a smaller screen vertically for when I’m watching TikTok streams. The future goal is to use it to watch comments, control music, etc. it’s perfect for when I need to review webpages, red long documents or just put more in the screen. IMPORTANT: I’m using mine on a glass desk. I wasn’t sure about the safety of doing this so I added folded newspaper/cardboard under to make sure there was a firm but glass-safe buffer on the part that fixes to the table. Be careful doing this. I don’t move the screen a lot so I’m not as worried. I do move it from time to time if I’m working and watching a stream but then want to continue watching from bed. I made sure to fold the paper thick enough so most of the stress or pressure is on the paper and not the table. Also I made sure it was wide enough so that when tightening the bracket, it never touches the glass table.

personellement j'ai un g9 est le bras ne supporte pas le poids de l'ecran

Tengo un monitor de 49” y lo soporta perfectamente. Fácil instalación y estupenda relación calidad-precio.

Works fine just be sure of direction of clamp and double check your monitor VESA sizing. Had to get an adaptor to match my 40inch screen and then then I mounted it finally seems to be holding up though it creaks going up and down. Spins vertically easily and that's why I chose this one so that's great. Just need to hold it while adjusting to standing desk position from sitting because the creaking sound makes me nervous... though I'm sure my monitor is under the recommended weight. It does what it says

Bastante contento con la compra, es el primero que compro así que no tengo una comparación adecuada pero me funciona bastante bien

Not the best quality. But works if you like it cheap. I returned it because of bad quality. I was looking for an AAA product