PUTORSEN 17-57 Inch Ultrawide Monitor Arm and TV Desk Mount,up to 59.4 lbs, Premium Aluminum Single Monitor Arm Desk Mount with Gas Spring, Steel Reinforcement Plate, VESA 75x75 to 200x200

I’ve found that this monitor arm is much easier to install than others I’ve used due to the top-accessible mounting screw. No crawling around under the desk to tighten screws. Also As I have a rather large / heavy ((45”) monitor, I love that a plate to reinforce / distribute the weight comes included so I can safely mount the arm on the corner of my L-shaped desk without risking damage to the desk. (My wife has the same desk but had a different arm that did not distribute the weight and cracked the corner of her desk. She bought one of these after seeing how nice mine was) The arm itself is well built and easily adjusted for the weight of your display, after which it can be raised or lowered with 1 hand and stays at the desired height. The arm length and articulation lets me swing the display out several feet when in use and tuck neatly out of the way when not in use, and allows me to place my display pretty much anywhere I want without the arm taking up additional space over my desk. The built in cable management track keeps cables neatly and easily tucked away. Between my wife and I, we own 2 of these now for our upstairs office desks and 2 of the smaller ones for our downstairs workbenches. NOTE ON OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER SERVICE: When we moved into our new house, I managed to lose the VESA adapter plate -- without which the mounting arm would be useless. I contacted support and within 24 hours received a response (with an attached parts diagram) asking if the component identified in the image was the part I needed. (it was). Unfortunately the part is not sold separately, so they would have to send me one directly from the manufacturing facility in China, which would usually be $20 including shipping. (Which I would have been happy to pay) - however they kindly offered to cover the cost and asked for my shipping info. I received the replacement VESA mount adapter about a week later! Thank you very much!

It is really heavy duty and I would recommend 2 people to install it, especially for a large monitor. It comes with cable clips to make all cords and cables organized well. The quality of the mount is pretty good and sturdy. Also, its flexibility and compatibility are very good with many adjustment angles and directions to meet my demand. Although it is a little pricy, but I think it worth the price.

Very Sturdy and able to hold my Samsung 57" G9 without sag. You definitely need AT LEAST 2 people to mount the 57" G9 to this arm. Excuse the mess in the photos, I'm still cleaning up from my conversion to the G9 from 3 discrete monitors. I've had it for a week and my monitor has not tilted or sagged since. My only complaint is that the arm does not extend further down towards the base and so the monitor sits a little high on my desk. The lowest I can get my G9 monitor to my desk is 4.75" from desk to bottom of monitor. Given the price and the fact that it eliminated the massive stand, I'll take it. Arm is able to hold the monitor in any position, so the spring mechs and tilt screws seem sufficient; HOWEVER, there's pretty dramatic flexing of my bamboo desk when it's fully extended so many sure you have a sturdy desk to mount it to (the arm is solid and doesn't flex, but the wood/material around it may). Just make sure to pre-torque (and I mean torque) the tilt adjustment so that the monitor doesn't tilt forward during install. I also pre-attached the tilt arm to the back of the monitor, so that I only had to insert the rod for the tilting head and not try to line up the plate fingers and set screws when attaching the monitor to the arm.

Almost fully assembled but the gas spring is just way to tight to move in either direction. I’m a 210 pound guy and I can move it. Maybe I got a defected product, either way I’m returning this and looking else where.

I have used this with the 49" G9 and the 57" Neo G9, and both of them sit very high off the desk, at 5.5" from the bottom of the monitor to the desk, its almost uncomfortable. I'm also a little disturbed with the fact that you really have to pick your placement very carefully if you want to drill it through the desk and mount it, instead of using the clamp. since there is only 1 pivot on the arm, the placement of the base is very crucial for where the monitor ends up, which makes it a little tricky. On the other hand, it is very sturdy, and supports even the monster 57" Neo G9 without tilting problems or anything.

It's really durable, high quality product with its cable managemnt option and additionally it has 2 ways ro attach on thr table - by drilling OR attaching without using drill. It's all about the space however you desire to put the display from table/wall. Really great deal for the price and quality. Really easy to install on your own. Comes with its own tools. Weight is quite normal and performs fantastic. You can adjust all the desired positions pretty easily !

Packaging was neat and goods were delivered safely. Mounted a 49-inch Odyssey curved monitor for reference. Instructions were easy to follow. Came with all the tools and hardware needed for installation. Mounting options include VESA, hole-through desk, and clamp style at the table edge. I used the clamp style at the edge of the table. The base provided was sturdy. I have a 1-inch thick table though. The monitor arm does support the monitor extended all the way forward and has yet to drop in the 3 hours I had it installed. Side to side movement is fluid and I can twist the monitor 90 degrees to the left. You cannot twist 90 degree to the right though. Tips: I recommend adjusting monitor tilt starting from the down-most position. It's easier to adjust going up than down on a big monitor.

Although I couldn’t use this monitor mount because my desk couldn’t support its weight, it seems like a great product. The build quality appears sturdy, it was easy to assemble, and the functionality is impressive. As long as your desk can handle the weight, I’d say it’s worth the money.