VIVO Heavy Duty Aluminum Ultrawide Monitor Tension Arm for 40 inch Screens up to 44 lbs, Premium Desk Mount Monitor Stand, Black, STAND-V101E

If you are on the fence about this purchase, let me tell you it's worth it. extremely sturdy with nice mobility. ease of setting up. I have a 42" LG OLED mounted on this unit, and I am very confident. The base mounting plates are both metal, with a wide support area, which is important. Shipping was quick and hassle-free. A bit pricier than some of the other units on Amazon, but you get what you pay for. 2 for 2 for Vivo.

Ye it goodIt functions as expected and is more then sturdy enough. Easy to setup. All around a great pick for people with ultra-wide monitor’s like my 34":3

Upon buying my Samsung Odyssey 57", I knew I needed a monitor arm, so I set about finding one, and amongst a dozen brands, narrowed down the options to 3 price points, this one at $99, a middle ground one around $200, and the Cadillac of them all, around $400.I decided to go cheap as I could certainly return it but I knew from the get-go it could be a gamble. Afterall, my monitor is outside the specs as quoted. It was under the weight limit, but over the size constraint. Now having used it for several months, I'm happy to report that it does fine with the 57", and I'm surprised the manufacturer doesn't update the page as they'd probably get more sales.What's Great:- It does the basics of what you'd expect; frees up desk space, makes your desk look clean and organized, and provides a greater degree of adjustment.- The price. I haven't tried the more expensive models but I know this one is doing what I would expect. Perhaps the other models move more freely or have better parts, but this one does the trick, and at $99, that's a steal comparatively.- The options around pivot points are very comprehensive. It moves from side to side, up and down, tilts, etc. Basically, you can get it where you want it to be (for the most part, see below)The somewhat bad;- You can run your cables down the arm, but the channels are simply too small for the two HDMI's and one display cable in my setup. The panels meant to cover these don't attach that great, and was the one part of the arm that felt cheap. If you want total cable invisibility, this may not be the arm for you but it certainly hasn't been a problem for me.- I actually move the monitor, adjusting the arm frequently through out my day, due to moving from working to gaming. Firstly, the arm moves, and isn't bad, but it takes a good "15-point pivot" using both my own arms to swing and pivot the thing. Some of those pivots cause the joints to squeal like a pig in heat and is rather loud and unavoidable.- Back to the pivot points, it does struggle with sagging, right at the point the monitor connects. Now, I wouldn't anticipate this to be an issue with a small monitor, and I am pushing this thing to it's limits. The other bad side to this however is that you really need two people to adjust it. The adjustment is controlled by a very large Allen wrench and once you get it lose enough to adjust, it's lose enough to completely tip forward. You really need steady hands to hold it, while other hands turn the wrench.I wouldn't hesitate to buy this arm. I was expecting it to fail based on the price and being out of spec, but here I am 3 months later and still running great with it. With moving it several times every day, I don't know that it will last forever, but if you're using a smaller monitor and/or not moving it all the time, you should have zero hesitation going the cheaper route.

To start, why do people throw away their mounting plates? If it comes with your screen its important. AnywayThing is absolutely fantastic, I got my samsung oddesy g9 on it and I haven't had to adjust anything in the 2 months ive had it, it's super sturdy to a point that I realized I need a new table. Its got 2 different mounting options "c clamp and direct mount" that both definitely will take 10-20 minutes to build, it's not a hard install but reading is definitely important. Id say for the price it was a fantastic deal that I'd recommend to anyone with a G9 or smaller

Very sturdy. My monitor was too high, setting on the upper level of my desk and it was causing a lot of neck pain. It took a couple months to heal the long time damage to my neck, but this eventually solved the problem, 95% of neck discomfort is gone now.

Does the job perfectly. Height adjustment and assembly is easy to understand. Mount quality is solid and not too expensive for what you get.

Holds the monitor. Gotta keep the joint that mounts to it tight or it'll droop.

Its okay metal quality build but shakes alot not that solid as for value i think its a little over priced for functionality and features screw came in box and all tools complete but the screw driver almost stripped the screw go for ur own tools. I have a 49 ultrawide on it motion is smooth and good size and height