WALI Single Monitor Wall Mount, Gas Spring Monitor Arm for 1 Screen up to 32 inch, 19.8 lbs. Fully Adjustable Arm Max Extension 21.2 inch (GSWM001), Black

It has taken me awhile to get this put up but it was very easy to mount. It works great also. I have set up a gaming corner in my loft and this was perfect for my high refresh rate monitor.

Some of the reviews scared me a bit but got em anyways. Honestly pretty great for the price, range of motion isn't amazing but you’re not getting telescopic at this price. They definitely can be placed together at the wall, just move both arms one direction, bring 1 upper arm the opposite, take off the cable management in the way and it sits flush against the wall and two 27” sit right next to each other. I put the bolts in a stud, super sturdy on the wall, easy to do if you have a stud finder. If not I saw a guy say it works well with toggle bolts. All I’d recommend is maybe longer cables if you actually wanna use the cable management, I couldn't use it, used some cable sleeves I had around and maybe right angle cables (depending on the monitor) if you wanna get more flush against the wall, I’ve got about an inch I could push back if had that.

This is for the dual monitor wall mount. I have a 27" and 24" monitor, and I have been using the mount for around 2 months now. After some trial and error I enjoy my desk space much more! Since this review is lengthy I included a TL;DR. I thought a comprehensive review would be helpful to anyone wanting the wall mount, since there is not really a lot of detailed reviews for this particular model. Hopefully this helps someone!******************************************************************TL;DR******************************************************************This mount is awesome! Just be sure to buy proper mounting anchors (I used 1/4" toggle bolts) for your application and you will not be disappointed. Don't use cables that are larger in diameter than what your monitor came with. If you lose the adjustment tool you can use a #2 screwdriver and a 5mm hex key instead. It might be easier to use a standard screwdriver anyway.******************************************************************Pros******************************************************************0) Solid construction - the only plastic is the underneath of the arms for the cable management guides. The rest of the system is very sturdy metal.1) Gives me back all my desk space - This makes it much easier to clean my desk when I need to. Since this is where I live outside of school, I find myself cleaning my desk almost daily between eraser "shavings" and finger smudges. I also have much more space to work with when I have a book open and working on homework.2) No more monitor shake when I bump the desk or go heavy with the erasing! Unless you have an executive solid wood desk that weighs in at several hundred pounds you probably know what I'm talking about. My desk is not light by all means (L-desk with glass tops and metal frame), but the shake is phenomenal when I erase things.3) Adjustable hydraulic strength - This allows you to lessen the force needed to lower lighter monitors, and prevents them from springing back up and out of position. On the other hand you can increase the force needed to move heavier monitors, which keeps the hydraulic arm from sagging out of position.4) Adjustable strength monitor rotating joint - Allows you to make it easier to rotate lighter monitors, or tighten the joint to hold heavier monitors in place (otherwise they rotate down).5) Cable management - No more anxiety inducing messes of cables! All cables are routed to the base of the mount. Note that the white cable guides on the wall are not part of this kit. I purchased that separately.6) Easy to install - Only requires drilling 3 holes, and studs are not needed with proper anchors. (Read the cons section for more details).******************************************************************Cons******************************************************************0) Mounting hardware - This is where I knock off the majority of the 1 star. The anchors included are designed for mortar/concrete. As such, it does not work with drywall very well. I initially used what it came with, but noticed that the mount was sagging after some time (it was never very solid against the wall to begin with). I ran out to the local hardware store and got some toggle bolts (you can find them in the "hollow wall mount" section where you would find screws and all that), and in minutes I had the system remounted the proper way. Really any hollow wall mount should work, but the toggle bolts are easy to remove, cheap, and have one of the highest rated load capabilities. I would highly recommend replacing the wall anchors with the proper type, or just going for a stud if you can. If you replace the anchors, they will likely come with bolts - use the bolts that come with the new anchors, but use the washers included with the mount.1) Monitor positioning - This isn't a big deal, and is expected, so no stars lost on this part. At the price point I am not expecting telescoping arms or any other fanciness that would allow the mount to be placed without horizontal consideration. It is worth mentioning, however, that the mount needs to be placed very specifically, otherwise your monitors will have a horizontal offset that can only be compensated for by moving them vertically, or closer to you.2) Cable management tracks could be a little roomier - A small part of a star is lost here. They work well enough for 2 standard diameter cables (typically power and HDMI/DP), but if your monitor has a USB pass-through cable you will have a small skirmish to get it to fit. If you use after market cables with thicker diameters (longer cables typically) you will have a battle. I initially tried 15' cables: a 14 gauge power cable and a pretty thick DP cable. I got them to fit, but the cables were very stiff and kept popping out of the monitor if I moved it, resulting in my desktop resizing and rearranging each time. I just barely managed (due to cable length) with 10' cables that are thankfully standard diameter, so now I don't have this problem.3) No storage for the adjustment tool - the small remainder of the star lost here. Although it's just a standard #2 Phillips screwdriver and 5mm hex key combo that I could replace with tools I already have, it would be an inconvenience to replace this tool if I didn't already have alternatives. Typically once you make the adjustments you won't need to use the tool again unless you change monitors, so not such a big deal, but it would be nice if there was a storage option somewhere on the mount for this little guy. Most people will probably toss this into a box of other random tools they got from so many other furniture items, and end up forgetting what is was intended for and maybe not know what tools can be used to replace it if it's lost. As you can see in the pictures I used a Velcro strap to attach it to one of the arms.******************************************************************Summary******************************************************************As I said above, this mount is great. While there are minor issues with the system, none of them are deal breaking or really detract from the experience. I would solidly recommend this to anyone, but don't forget to replace the included concrete anchors with proper drywall anchors!

make sure that you bolt the mount into a stud in the wall. Do not count on Dry Wall screws to hold up two monitors!

This mount is not what I expected it to be. I wanted my monitors mounted on the wall and to be next to each other with some movement if needed. But this mount did not offer that. It was extremely difficult to get two monitors next to each other. In the regular configuration, 2 27 inch monitors next to each other had to be 2 feet over my desk which is crazy. And in that configuration, they would not go up or down with out spreading apart. In my case it was a nightmare. I wanted them up against the wall and that was never going to happen. Then I went to check the reviews and some people said you can remove the lower arms. So I did that and I ended up with what you see in my photos. It works great as long as I never move the monitors. I had to drill new holes to raise this set up higher to where I wanted it which wasn't easy. The monitors once again will only fit in one position next to each other and cannot be raised or lowered. I would have absolutely been better off just getting a wall mount for each monitor. Trying to mount them both to one central location is such a bad idea. I highly recommend there single monitor mounts for a dual monitor setup.

Okay so the product is great and easy to install but make sure you put it low not high because I put mine way too high not realizing that the arms don’t got down like I had imagined. Which is great they still work amazing. So I had to email customer service and they responded quickly and gave me a credit so I could get new anchors for the screws. Then they just sent me another pack of screws and anchors so I have extra. They were very nice and even though they didn’t do anything wrong they still helped me out! Amazing!