VIVOHeavy Duty Single Monitor Tension Arm for up to 27 inch Screens, Holds 14.3 lbs, Premium Desk Mount Stand, White, STAND-V101OW

Extremely happy with this to mount a Dell 34" widescreen. Very strong, no bend and gives me the backward/foward motion i wanted and my eyes are thankful for. Clamps to my desk. I plan to get a second one for a second monitor in due course.The only annoying things really is the fact there are cutouts for a USBC and USBA socket but the vendor does not actually sell such a thing, these would have been quite useful

Easy to assemble and sturdy.Using it on a 34" screen. It just stays in place.Really enjoying the purchase.

Fantastic monitor hand. Holds my 40 inch screen perfectly. Very sturdy, good build.Good stuff

It's difficult to set up but it is a great arm. My desk looks a lot cleaner and has more space for things. Happy to have found a decent monitor arm. Image is After & Before

There are so many monitor arms on the market, some are quite expensive for what they are. I spend a lot of time looking around, watching reviews. In the end I selected this for my new DELL UltraSharp U4025QW, its 40” and reasonably heavy. The monitor arm works perfectly for my needs. It’s relatively simple to install, the whole process of setting up the arm on the desk and attaching the monitor took about 20 mins. The trick as it is for most monitor arms, is getting the tension right to avoid the monitor drooping down. Again, a relatively simple process. I’d recommend this arm, but it very much depends on your individual needs.

Monitor is 27", weighs 4.82kg/10.6lbs without the stand. Technically this stand should work with my monitor but we all know monitor arms are fussy, figured to give it a try and see first. One of the few white monitor arms available in the UK without a large logo/looking a bit clunky.I first got this monitor stand and the tilt mechanism could not hold the monitor at an angle, it would tilt downwards no matter how hard I tried to tighten the bolt at the tilt. I got in contact with Vivo who advised it seemed like a faulty product and I should get a replacement. So contacted amazon, they couldn't do a direct replacement so I needed to refund this first one and I ordered a second one.Second one arrived and works like a charm. The moment I tightened the bolt at the tilting section I felt a big difference compared to the first arm. I've had it setup for a week now and the monitor hasn't moved/tilted/sagged. The monitor arm itself feels really sturdy and I'm glad it was a faulty issue not a weight capacity issue.So if you also unfortunately got one which doesn't seem to work/should work with your monitor but doesn't - it might be worth giving it one more go to see if it's because the arm itself is faulty or it genuinely cannot hold the weight of your monitor.

Tried many expensive arms but all of them had faults… this one however was perfect !! I have a 27inch msi monitor and it has no problem holding the weight :)

I bought this for my Samsung 49 inch ultra wide, it says it is rated for the weight but I wasn't convinced, I saw mixed reviews before buying it but ultimately ended up returning it, the range of motion is great and it was relatively easy to install. All the components are coated in black so it looks great. Overall build quality seemed to be on the better side than most products considering the price range. However I wouldn't describe it as sturdy, it may be fine for most people but it seemed to wobble alot (it was attached to a standing desk so this is to be expected), but the main deal breaker for me was the plate that attached to the monitor seemed to sag regardless of how much I tightened the adjustment bolt, I tried removing the monitor and tilting it all the way back then tightening it but it always just sagged. If you are considering this for an ultrawide with an aggressive curvature (like the 1000R of the Samsung G9) just be mindful that this places a great strain on the pivot point and may cause it to sag.