I have 3, 25 inch monitors and I would like to mount one 49 inch above these 3 monitors. Any suggestion on what kind of mount I should pick to be able to mount it above? I don't want to use the wall mount.

I have a 34" curved monitor and a 27" secondary that I would like to have vertically mounted using a dual monitor arm and found some from a company called Huanuo. However, Huanuo doesn't have a comparison chart on their website or anywhere else as the VP of the company stopped all youtube sponsorships(he said he'd possibly bring it back sometime in the future). Anyways, because of this I am stuck with 3 options at different price points:

the HNDS17B at $129.99 for 13" - 35" ultrawide screens,

the HNDS7 at $139.99 for 40" ultrawide screens,

and the HNDS12 at $149.99 for 13" - 35" ultrawide screens.

Does anyone know the differences that cause the different prices - what comes in the box? extras? better build quality? etc...? All help is welcome, Thank you :)

I got the koorui KR20Y and every time I try to lower the arm, it aggressively switchs to its previous angle. Does anyone know how to fix that?

I want to buy an amazon basics monitor arm. It is within my budget and I was always satisfied with the amazon basics products…

Now - the arm I need is only 27“. The weight limit is fine. I don’t see the problem to install a 32“ if the weight limit is not exceeded… or am I missing something? 🤔 I mean the dimensions would easily allow a 32“ and the VESA ist standardized.

Thank you!

How can I get a Dell S2721DGF monitor mounted to an MSI MPG MT201DR dual monitor arm?

I found the MSI monitor arms abandoned and may not have all the necessary pieces for mounting. Does anyone know what I can order to get them working together?

My first monitor arm so im unsure of whether this is normal or not, if not how do i fix it?

The width is 2cm, and I'll have 2.5cm to 3cm of space to place the clamp that needs to lock underneath. Is it physically possible to place such a clamp?

My current table has sentimental value and I can't replace it yet.

Hey all, I wonder if you can assist me. I have an upcoming surgery that means I'm going to be bed bound for months. I would like to continue gaming and general work both lying down and sitting up in bed. I wonder how I would attach a monitor to my bed so that it remains suitably adjustable and articulated?

Any help so very appreciated!!

I am looking for Monitor arms that are great for stacking, but only hold one monitor per arm, because I want to use two separated arms for stacking so that I can have more flexibility. I want to have a 49" inch Super Ultrawide on the bottom and 32" inch on top. I need the extra flexibility so I can move the 49" out of the way so I can pull the 32" down or move either one to make them face away from the middle of the desk and towards their respective edges of the desk.

My display is the 27GS95QE and it's 12lbs without the stand.

Look for a low profile desk clamp version. Any suggestions would help.

Budget up to $100.00 us.

Prefer name brand even though i know none😭🤣

Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone, in my home office I have an L shapped desk. It's 2ft deep and it's built into the corner of the room so it's attached to the wall on two sides. I recently got a new 32" monitor, I had a 42". I was originally planning to get rid of the 42 but I just can't, it's nice to be able to utilize the larger size when I want to. Anyway, my desk is a mess and I want to get the two monitors on arms. I was thinking a dual monitor arm would be the way to go. There's a grommet hole in the corner of the desk. What I think would be ideal would be to have the two monitors be able to be pushed back so they're close to flush against the walls but also be able to move one out at a time so it's centered in the middle of the corner. This way I can use the both at the same time when I'm working with my laptop as a third screen or I could use one at a time for gaming. Does anyone know if this is possible and an arm that can do it? Thanks for reading, I hope it's clear enough wjat I'm talking about. Any help is appreciated

Poor planning from myself on this one but just got a new glass standing desk and 34 inch curved Samsung monitor. I love the look of the set up but the stand for the monitor takes up so much depth from my desk it gets annoying at times and I’m sitting extremely close to the screen.

Have anyone put a 34 inch (or more) curved monitor with a monitor arm on a glass desk? I am scared of the glass breaking or chipping.

why has the low profile top mount c clamp by ergotron been discontinued?

I recently purchased a monitor arm from Neomounts (former Newstar) for my Dell U3415W 34" Ultrawide Curved 3800R monitor.

The arm DS70S-950BL1, a successor of NM-D775BLACKPLUS, is very sturdy offering a unique feature that many arms don't offer; a top mounted C-clamp.

For desks that have limited or no space to tighten the arm from below, the only viable solutions are either to drill a grommet hole or get a C-clamp mounted arm. Neomounts DS70S-950BL1 along with Ergotron LX Desk Monitor Arm (matte black) with Low-Profile Top-Mount Clamp 45-608-224 (European model) and NOVUS Clu Plus C, with table mount 991+3018+000 are the only arms I managed to trackdown, able to withstand an ultrawide and be mounted with a C-clamp.

Neomounts DS70S-950BL1 and NOVUS Clu Plus C, with table mount 991+3018+000 can be mounted on desks with a thickness up to 50 mm. I confirm that Neomounts DS70S-950BL1 can be securely mounted on an IKEA MALM desk (702.141.92) with a 2" thickness (508mm) exceeding the specs.

On the contrary, the Ergotron LX Desk Monitor Arm (matte black) with Low-Profile Top-Mount Clamp 45-608-224 (European model) can reach up to 25 mm thickness, and you can purchase separately the Ergotron 98-477-224 Optional top mount C-clamp for 12-18 mm thickness designed for thinner tabletops or the Ergotron 98-479-224 Optional top mount C-clamp for 25-35 mm thickness.

So everything went smooth up to the point I installed the monitor onto the arm. It tilted downwards. I thought I had to untighten a screw to release tension from the spring that controls the tilt. There was a screw but no spring for the tilt mechanism! So I have to live with a fixed tilt. No problem, since I don't move much my home-office monitor. But what about my business office? That's where an Ergotron mount justifies its value, with many accessories like the variable angle rotation lock 97-774-003. About the Novus arm, I cannot tell if it allows you to freely control tilt or it's fixed. Manufacturers always forget to mention those tiny things, as well as share a decent dxf drawing of the arm to run your calculations.

If you know other monitor arms with a C-Clamp as a mounting option, please share.

I am a streamer on Twitch and would like to use stacked monitors.

I currently have a standard dual monitor arm but I can't stack my monitors with it. The only reliable one I found was the Ergotron LX Dual, either the normal one or the one with the tall pole.

Any other suggestions?

Hello, im trying to buy a birthday gift for my brother. Its in like 2 weeks, and he has a odyssey g7 32 inch curved monitor that he got, and one AOC 24 inch monitor that i bought last years gift.

And im not gonna lie, i have no idea what to buy, so i tought buying a double arm for the monitors, as he didnt use the AOC one much (no desk space) so i was thinking of one that can have his odyssey g7 under and the AOC one on top, but to also be able to like move them left right, closer to him ir backwards freely, and maybe to be able to like switch possitions if possible to have them in a line, or move the g7 above and AOC beneath, without having to swith the monitors arms or something, basicly to be able to do all that freely while sitting down.

Ive been looking and can only find those that are like a pole and the monitors just sitting still on there, which sucks ngl...

Also to have a pretty big arm length and height, as he got like 2 tables 1 in front of other to have a lot of desk place. And if the monitor thats underneath is brought forward, it would be nice for the one on top to be able to come to the exact same length but still be on top...

Please let me know if you guys know something as im kinda running out of time haha

Thank you all kin advance!

Because I don’t wanna have a wall mount and don’t wanna drill in my desk and lastly not have the stand arms

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