ErgotronLX HD Sit-Stand Single Monitor Arm, VESA Desk Mount – for Monitors Up to 49 Inches, 6.4-13.6kg – Polished Aluminum (45-384-026)

I bought this to mount a Wacom Cintiq 27QHD as the 'Ergotron LX Desk Mount LCD Monitor Arm, Tall Pole' can't accomodate the weight but this one can take a few extra kilo's. It's solid equipment packaged really well, what you'd expect for this price. Most of the necessary tools are included BUT you will need a phillips screw driver and a 3/8 inch rachet. Instruction were pretty straight forward with the tricky bit being fixing the arm to the screen first then placing it on the main support (might want 2 people here also I recommend taking off the back panel for the Cintiq before doing this).Important to mention is this kit includes a VESA mount so there is no need to purchase the one Ergotron sell separately...well for the Cintiq 27QHD anyway. Once all mounted you have to adjust the lift tension so the arm supports the screen when it is raised. The mount has built in cable management, which is a nice touch.I was extremely impressed with the tilt, lift, rotate and pan range of motion. This stand allows me to work standing up and when I want to sit down I can grab the screen and move it into place effortlessly. There is a little bit of screen shake when the screen is lifted but you get used to it and it's barely noticeable after a while. Just ensure you have a solid desk to attach this to (recommend viewing the online manual for desk thickness) and you won't regret the purchase!

This product, this company has got it right!ALL THE TOOLS and all the pieces tropical plastic packed ALL clearly printed direct to the plastic everything as it should be.Included allen keysExcept a Philips screwdriver.It also includes extra fingers to make a 200 x 100 mount as used on Wacom Cintiq 27" tabletHowever I purchased a 200 x 100 steel mount for around £6.50 as I was advised sometimes the fingers move slightly. My personal choice.Excellent instructions - picturesExcellent price versus quality.Pleasure to work with, even the box is a quality item. Support was excellent when enquiring about models nothing was too much trouble for them.

Expensive but I'm sure this will last for many many years. Very solidly build, mostly very solid engineering. There's one thing that I think could be solved better but it's not that important. Basically the lowest ring that is holding the first segment of the arm is fixated with very small screws that basically screw into the lacquered post. I don't understand this, instead this should be done bigger screws that have a rubberized button so you don't damage the finish. Not quite sure why it was done this way. Other then that it is very good and easily handles my quite heavy 28" lcd screen.

I got this for my Wacom Cintiq 27QHD as it gives me more freedom than my Ergo stand. Brillant piece of kit and works better than expected.A few things to note.First - the desk clamp is quite poor on this and you'll find you'll have to keep going round all 3 camps to tighten them as one will come loose. Eventually they will all tighten.Second - for the desk clamp it comes with a 8mm head for a ratchet. But you will need a ratchet handle to attach it to.Third - The Cintiq is a 200x100mm VESA fixing. The arm does come with an adapter however I wouldn't trust it to hold heavy monitors. So for peace of mind I'd get a solid !STEEL!VESA mount.Finally - This is a heavy arm especially with the Cintiq attached or a heavy TV. Make sure your desk is thick enough and not made from flexible wood as this could potentially damage thin desk tops.Other than that make sure once monitor is mounted put enough tension in the arm to hold it. For the Cintiq you will need to crank it pretty much max. So be careful when removing the monitor. I'd suggest releasing all tension first before removing monitor.

I use this with a Wacom Cintiq 27QHD, so for normal monitors, I guess it would be great too, but this is specifically for the Cintiq.I was planning on getting the proper ergo stand for my Cintiq, but the price of that kept going up and up, so I settled on this after a friend recommended it for the same reason. It hold the weight of that with no problem, it's super-versatile and will easily accommodate working standing up and in portrait orientation too. The Cintiq wobbles slightly when you're working, but really not that much at all and that was my main concern before I used it. Plus, it's freed up most of the work space on my desk, which in itself is useful. Just have someone handy when you fit it, as you need a lot of tension wound into the arm, so it will try to uppercut you if you let go of it when fitting.I use a larger vesa mount with mine (the mount for the cintiq is 200x100), but honestly, the brackets supplied were fine with it too, I just look for any excuse to burn more money on problems that don't need solving.The next thing I need is a more substantial desk, as the flimsy ikea one I've currently got does not have the mass to act as a counterweight for this now, so that might also be something to be aware of.

Fantastic stand, is able to comfortably hold a Sony KDL-42W705B as long as the tension on the two springs is wound up to maximum. Very impressed.

Great piece of kit, a little fiddly to assemble, but works beautifully

my first monitor arm. wish i had bought one years ago. i really like it. very stable. its not perfect though. I needed to pull my desk half a meter away from the wall to get best use of it. the joint between the two silver arms is stiff and needs a two handed operation to open and close it. the cables don't tidy as nice as i would like.wished the screen tilted down more, it only does a few degrees. (i tilt it over my bed and wished it would go flat so I could lie on my bed and look up to it).warning: its possible to buy a monitor too light for this arm.