VIVO Adjustable Under Desk and Wall 3.5 to 7.8 inch Wide Office PC Mount, Computer Case CPU Machine Holder Stand with Swivel and Secure Locking, Black, MOUNT-PC01

Fist of all, this mount does exactly what it's designed to do, which is to hold a CPU within a specified size range. As far as I could tell from my own measurements, Vivo's specifications accurately reflect the size CPU case this mount will accommodate. Frankly, most modern CPU's will fit this mount with room to spare. CPU cases have shrunk considerably in recent years, the major exception being gaming PCs, in which case a more expensive mount is warranted. It is unfortunate that so many buyers have chosen to vent their anger at having ordered the wrong mount by giving it mediocre ratings. To echo one of the other reviews, don't drill into your desk until you've checked to see that your CPU will fit this mount. However, if you do, please don't blame Vivo for your mistake. It isn't fair to those for whom this mount is perfect.That the height isn't continuously adjustable should not be an issue for most. Unless the intent is to mount this in an SUV and take it off-road, a properly seated CPU isn't going to go anywhere. The top of the CPU is held in place by a clamp from the side and as long as the clamp is made snug with the CPU, not even a minor earthquake should shake it loose. I doubt the internal components of the CPU are mounted as securely. Potential buyers shouldn't be deterred by by reports of a gap between the case and the top of the mount. If your CPU's dimensions will fit this mount, this is an incredibly solid mount and a real bargain.Before I proceed, let me state for the record that my computer is an iMac, so there is no CPU case. What I have is a CyberPower 1500VA uninterruptible power supply, which is similar in size and shape to that of a CPU case. In fact, it's heavier than most CPUs, but still well-within specs for this mount. I have a small desk with no space available underneath it, but a lot of space behind it, so this mount is a perfect way to get the UPS out of the way, yet keep it accessible for plugging in a multitude of components. The top is wider that the available space, even set at the minimum size, but I was able to mount it high enough on the back of the desk that it clears the window sill, fitting perfectly. The top of the mount was a perfect place to mount a Vivo dual-arm VESA mount, and all I had to do was to remove the existing, rotating bracket and use the existing holes for the attachment. It was as if they designed it with that in mind.Overall, I can find no fault with the construction of the mount. It's designed for multiple points of attachment to a desk, including mounting it under a desk, and the mount is very solid and sturdy. Adjustments for the size of the CPU are very easy to make and the mount should accommodate a wide variety of CPU cases (or UPS units), except perhaps for do-it-yourself computers built in oversize cases, and oversize gaming PC's, especially those with liquid cooling. Even with the modifications I made to attach a dual VESA stand to the mount and to install a UPS, installation took less than an hour using a cordless drill, some driver bits and a set of wrenches. I could not be happier with the simplicity, versatility and sturdiness of the design

Initial impression is good build quality, still holding my Mid-ATX tower after two weeks.Keep in mind that it rotates smoothly 90 degrees in one direction, but only about 20 degrees and with some difficulty in the other. For my use case it works perfectly, but if you need it to rotate completely in both directions you'll be disappointed.

This mounted underneath my Uplift desk very easily, and seemed stable. I was really looking forward to using it! ...But beware, many mid-tower cases simply won't fit. I didn't realize that when I bought it, thinking that the adjustable nature would cover most bases... Nope. Corsair 4000D Airflow is a very popular case, and it doesn't fit. Not even close.It's my own fault for not reading more closely, but a product like this should probably be built to fit some of the more popular PC cases in the world.

This VIVO desktop mount was everything I could have asked for! I RARELY write reviews, but when a product or service over-delivers like this one I need to spread the word. This product, right out of the box fit my workstation desktop computer perfectly. The range of adjustment and weight capacity are perfect for modern PCs. My Lenovo P348 was kind of in the middle of the range accommodation. The instructions are great, it comes with under-desk and wall mounting hardware. Now my mini CAD station is contained and ready to roll from room to room! This saved me about 6 hours of designing, metal fabricating and painting my own mount system...and it swivels! (great for making connections to the back of the machine). I couldn't be more satisfied... what a deal!! and delivered same day for free (with PRIME).

I was a bit uneasy wanting to screw this into the underside of my desk (didn't know how well it would actually hold), but it screwed it easily and it's holding firm! The screws were short enough to secure the mount into my desk without poking through the top (5/8" thick desk). The mount swivels, which is very convenient, so you can install your computer and turn it to plug in all your cords with ease. It has a nice low profile look to it after installation. All the adjustments, to fit most size computers, secures and moves easily for mounting your computer. I am overall very pleased with this product and its function

I got this to mount the tiny Sliger SM580 case under the standing desk I was planned on putting together for my wife since she's working from home till January, unfortunately once I had all the items in place and built the desk, I realized it didn't work with the pc case I had for her, due to the way the bottom part of the mount that the PC rests on not being flat, nor very wide, causing it to dig into the bottom of the case, which isn't fully solid and makes the bottom mount fans rub.If the bottom part was a bit wider, or a flat plate, it would most likely work just fine. This is only with a specific case so YMMV. Otherwise the mount seems fairly sturdy for being so cheap.