HUANUO Single Monitor Mount, 13 to 32 Inch Gas Monitor Arm, Adjustable Stand, Vesa Mount with Clamp and Grommet Base - Fits 4.4 to 19.8lbs LCD Computer Monitors

I’ve had this mount for 3 years and it has been great. I used it for a 27” monitor for years and recently upgraded. Well, I go to look at this listing and it says just 32”. Well I can prove it can handle a 34” Ultrawide. I use the dual mount by the same company at work and they have been absolutely fantastic for client meetings. I bought this 2 years after using them at work, and it has made my work AND gaming experience infinitely better. You can position the mount anywhere. I had to move it with the 34” compared to the 27”, but it still holds.The biggest con is how tightly wound the gas mount is. They’ve improved it with a recent iteration I’ve installed at work, but you will be spinning the allen wrench a good 20 full rotations before it eases its movement. But the quality of the gas mount has held up for years.My monitor is 15 lbs and it hoists it with ease.

I ordered this to use with my new drawing tablet display. I had seen some for a bit less, but they did not look as robust as this one. Given this is for my work it needs to be beefy enough to hold up to constant use and the added weight of my arm on the tablet.Setup was very simple, the part that took the most work was setting the tension and getting it tuned in for my use case. You get more than enough hardware to fit your needs, I would like to say that the manual was useful but I did not even need to read it as everything is so straight forward. Just from looking at the photos on here at the time I was shopping was enough to put it together. I will say it is a well put together manual but I only cracked it open as writing this review.I want to list cons, but the only one I can think of is that I wish it came with thumb screws for the visa mount. In fact it is so nice that I will be replacing my current dual monitor mount out for 2 more of these. I don't normally give five star ratings, but this earned all 5 stars.

I waited a while to leave this review, as I wanted to be sure it fit the bill, and didn't break down on me. After months of use daily, here is what I've found:Setup took under 15 minutes, hardware for both clamp and grommet mounts is included, and the clear instructions make tension‑adjustment straightforward. The gas‑spring arm glides effortlessly, letting me tilt, swivel, or switch to portrait without sagging (my 27‑inch, 16‑lb monitor sits rock‑steady). Integrated cable channels keep the desktop tidy, and lifting the screen frees up plenty of workspace. Just note: desks thicker than about 3½ inches will need the grommet option, and a 32‑inch display at the top end of the weight range may require an extra tweak to the tension screw. Overall, an excellent budget‑friendly arm that feels far pricier than it is.

The mount does what it says it will, it has good cable management, good support/doesn't fall down even at full articulation, the arm has good articulation and is easy to move yet stable. Installation is simple.The reason for 4/5 is that the tilt function is... challenged. Side to side (left/right axis) tilt is great, it's the tilting up and down that's a problem. There seem to be two settings of friction to the up and down tilt- too loose or too tight. I can't run it on the loose side or my monitor will fall forward/backward. When I make it just tight enough not to fall forward, the only way to tilt it is to grab the monitor with both hands and jerk it in/out at the top/bottom to break static friction. And this is as loose as it can be without moving on its own. It feels like I'm going to break the monitor or the joint on the arm when trying to get articulation in this axis so I just set it and adjust my chair instead. The monitor is easily rotated clockwise/ccw as well, it's literally just the forward/back axis that is poorly designed and is weirdly notchy- like it's trying to lock into place after being set but then won't let go for adjustment.Anyways for $35 or whatever it's on sale for I would absolutely buy it again. Just make sure your chair is adjustable to make up for the fact you won't want to be changing the monitor height itself much.

Due to a PC upgrade, I purchased 2 new monitors. Then, I wanted to go all out and get the monitors off my desk to free up space. I searched all manner and brand of monitor mount. My original intent was to get a dual monitor arm, but the more I thought about it the more I lied the versatility of having two individual arms. So, back to the research, reading reviews etc.I finally settled on this Huanuo arm, and I am so glad I did. Installation was extremely easy and painless. Although, if I had it to do again, I would definitely pop at least one of the "hidden" USB hubs off at the base of the arm and thread a USB cable in there for easy access. But, that's not the arms fault, the option is there - take them up on it.Onto the details, the box is small, well packed. Instructions are easy to follow and they have all the included tools (three different size allen keys) included. You literally need nothing else to install this than what's in the box.Set up/installation is easy. You can do it with one person - but it's nice to have a second set of hands when putting the monitor. Ranges and adjustment options are fantastic. Up, down, left right, front, back. This glides really smoothly and easily. There are a couple spots to adjust tension and tilt as well. The instructions do say it can support a maximum of 19 lb monitor - but for most that's above what you should have. My 27" monitors are way under that.When all is said and done, I hands down absolutely recommend this monitor arm. It's fantastic, easy to set up/use and the price is very fair. So much so I bought two more to gift to my dad. So, I have purchased a total of 4 now. If I ever need another I won't look anywhere else.

I have a small corner desk in my bed room and thanks to this mount I have a dual monitor setup with verry little fuss of a setup or wall mounting.