Huanuo
Have you ever complained about the inflexibility of you monitor?
Have you ever looked for a gas spring mount but found it's too expensive?
Our HUANUO gas spring single arm monitor desk mount provides you with an economic solution! Compared with other single gas spring monitor stands in the market, our HUANUO single arm monitor desk mount is more economic but still maintains the high quality and security. It widely fits 13" to 32" flat or curved screens with VESA 75x75 or 100x100 mounting pattern, holding up to 17.6lbs.
Integrated Cable Management
The clips on the bottom of the arm keep your cables clean and tidy so your wires won't get tangled.
Two Installation Options
Include C Clamp and grommet kits. You can clamp it on the desk(thickness 0.4" to 3.3") without drilling a hole on your desk OR if there is a hole on your desk(thickness up to 3.4"), you can use the grommet kit for fixing.
Easy Gas Spring Adjustments
Before use, please adjust the gas spring tension according to the weight of your monitor.
Turn the screw by CLOCKWISE to REDUCE tension if your monitor goes up after mounted on the arm; Turn the screw by COUNTER-CLOCKWISE to INCREASE tension if the monitor goes down after mounted on the arm. Please press/ hold the arm in a horizontal position while adjustment.
- Save Space
Mount on the edge of your desk and hold your monitor on the arm off the desktop instead of sitting with the original large base. Takes up less space on your desk and makes your workstation more spacious.
- Full Adjustments & Optimal Viewing Angle
Built with a gas spring arm, this monitor mount is fully adjustable:
- - The VESA plate/monitor can be rotated by 360° and tilted from +90° to -45°
- - Each arm connection can be swiveled by 360°
- - With suitable gas spring tension, the monitor can stay at your desired position
- Easy to find an optimal viewing angle & position according to your needs!
Pros: - Gas arm that lifts up or moves down is easy to adjust (it needed more rotations than I first thought). - My 27-inch monitor can touch the table top whether closer to the wall or closer to me (though I don't find myself doing this) - The reason I got the arm was to easily move the monitor closer to me or away from me. I was tired of scratching up my desk and injuring my thumb. This monitor arm fulfills this purpose well (after all tension adjustments) - It's cheaper than most models
Cons: - I wish it was an inch or two taller. For my 27" monitor, the highest it goes is 7" (table top to bottom of monitor) or about 14" from table top to middle of Vesa attachment point. I don't strictly need it higher, but I find myself trying to make it taller sometimes. - Adjusting the screen so it's level takes more minute tweaking than I'd like each time. It's not a big deal, but since I move my monitor multiple times a day, it's annoying - Tilting the screen up requires more force (and requires two hands) than tilting down (one hand is sufficient). - The instructions did not include info about adjusting tension of rotating points at base and immediately below gas arm (see overall review for info) - The instructions also didn't include info that it may be necessary to turn the clamp screw upside down to work with certain desk thicknesses (see overall review for info) - The package was shipped by Amz Logistics. Since I am trying to boycott Amz, this was disappointing. Though the package did arrive quickly. - In my pics, there are two stray cables (one that wasn't long enough to go under the table, and one for the speaker), so it looks messier than it could. Still, the cables are going to show at least a little.
Overall Review: I'm happy with it. If I knew I was going to want it an inch or two higher sometimes, I would get a different arm, but I don't plan on getting another one because this is working good enough. See tips below: - To adjust the rotating point closest to the base: before adding the clamp piece to the base, make sure you can easily move the joint. If not, loosen the screw/bolt and try again. Once you put the clamp piece on, it will no longer be visible. -To adjust the rotating point immediately below the gas arm: before attaching to the desk, take out the screw holding the lower cable cover and you'll see a screw/bolt that can adjust tension of the rotation point immediately above. Loosen if necessary. - It may be easier to add the cables before attaching the arm to the desk since it's hard to get low enough to screw and unscrew the lower cable cover. - I had to take the clamp screw completely off and insert it upside down in the same hole to make the clamp work with my table thickness (3/4") - Gas arm required more adjusting rotations than I at first thought. Think multiple full rotations and not just quarter or half turns.