WALI Single Monitor Arm for 17-34 inch Screens, Ergonomic Gas Spring Monitor Arm Desk Mount up to 12 kg, Adjustable Computer Monitors Stand with Clamp and Grommet Base, VESA 75/100mm (GSMP001N), Black

This is a great monitor arm. It was extremely easy to assemble and install - I used the clamp method as opposed to the grommet. The stand is very easy to adjust and is easy to move when required. There is no pressure required to move the arm and equally, it remains in place where required. The is ample opportunity to manage the associated cables and over all, I would suggest that this monitor arm is value for money. I am contemplating replacing my existing two other monitor arms with this one as it is of such high quality.

If you use an AOC monitor you will more than likely need this as it has the correct fitting for it, but it will fit most screens that have the spacing for the holes at 100mm apart. Brilliant product strong and sturdy. No complaints. Easy setup.

A big tricky to set up (Might be my fault to be honest) but it really changes your setup once you get it together, I really like it. Once adjusted, it holds my fairly heavy monitor with no problem at a good price.

Extremely easy to put together, the arms simply slot into each other and once monitors are attached the whole thing feels solid and secure. Be aware that this might look like gas operated swing arms but they are not and justifies the relatively cheap price

Just what I needed. Despite reading a few negative reviews and being a little concerned about the quality of the product before buying, I am really happy I did. If you set it up properly it works properly. There are 2 ways to attach it to a desk. One which clamps the edge and the other which you attach through an existing hole in a desk or what you create yourself. You have different parts for each of these options. Regarding the weight limit. I have a 27inch gaming monitor and it supports this without effort. If you tighten the joints enough so you need to put a little force into moving them they hold well. 1)First attach the base of the stand, then attach the arm. 2) Move it into a position near to where you would like it to hold the monitor, then tighten the joints so you can barely move it around without using excessive force. 3) Thread the top 2 screws into the back of your monitor a few turns. 4) Turn the bracket on the end of the stand so the U shaped slots are facing upwards. 5) Lower monitor onto the stand and hang it on the bracket using the U shaped slots between the 2 screws. 6) If the stand does not support the monitor at this stage, then remove it and tighten the joints on the stand a little more. Repeat until it supports the monitor and a little force is required to move the position of the stand. 7) Insert the bottom 2 screws into the back of the monitor and tighten all 4. 8) Adjust the stand as you wish. If it is too hard to adjust or doesnt quite support the monitor, support the monitor with one hand and then 'very slightly' loosen or tighten each joint until it is just right for you. 10) Enjoy your new stand.

I was skeptical when setting it up I have to admit but this monitor arm is strong and I doubt will fall any time soon. Stable as anything so it’s easy to adjust the height or range too.

Perfect for a large screen on a desk. It's allowed the desk to be a lot clearer, was really easy to install and good value for money. Can be moved in all directions, very adjustable and versatile. Very sleek so looks nice on the desk.

Having tried and used lots of arms and stands over the years and contrary to many of the 1 star views on here I would say this is very good, robust, well-made arm. A couple of con's on the purchase for me... 1. There's no vertical tilt, which I just wished I spotted before buying it. IE for me the whole arm, after adjusting etc, works great. I really love it but the vertical plain doesn't tilt. You can adjust but have to lock it right to prevent it drooping forward, but if you push the monitor towards the top or bottom of the height range, you simply can't change the vertical tilt, not on-the-fly at least. As an example, I mostly work with my monitor so that my eyesight is in line with the top of third of the screen but if I want to stand up and look down on the screen or raise it and sit right back from the screen, you just can't tilt the screen to match angles needed. Other monitors do this and this price point I wish I'd spotted that it doesn't do that. 2. I'm using it with Alienware 34" ultrawide OLED monitor (which weighs 6.8kg's) and I suspect this is a little on the 'light' end of the weight spectrum the stand is designed for and so despite adjusting the gas/arm tension the arm still feels a little 'stiff' to shift the whole monitor screen up/down in the vertical plain. You can do it, don't get me wrong, but you can't with one-hand, let's say, to give the idea and I suspect that the balance might be better with a heavier monitor. 3. A final, minor point is even though the arm looks great and works great otherwise, the black finishing coat is a tiny bit flaky and so adjusting the the grommets with a wider flat-head screwdriver head (than I should have been using) easily scrapes the paint off. So my fault for using the wrong flat-head screwdriver size and is only a minor thing to watch out for. Everything else (and there's a lot of 'else' here) works great. Very sturdy and great range of movement/distance to suit different viewing angles otherwise and you mostly work at the same height then that won't be an issue for you. Overall I am actually really pleased with it and my improved usage angles/heights etc. Would I buy it again? No. Mainly because of the vertical tilt but also because of the relative stiffness (although that's better that the opposite) when trying to shift the monitor up/down the vertical plain.