ErgotronMXV Single Monitor Arm, VESA Desk Mount – for Monitors Up to 34 Inches, 7 to 20 lbs – Matte BlackBIFMA LEVELBIFMA LEVELBIFMA LEVEL

This is a strange review to write since I'm quite disappointed that the product information photo showing the points of adjustment is not accurate BUT if I review the arm based on the actual product itself, not my disappointment about that discrepancy, it's a really solid and nice monitor arm.I chose this monitor arm (and paid significantly more than other similar quality and featured products) because it was the only one I could find where the product detail showed a joint with 180 degrees of up/down adjustment just above where the stand attaches to the desk. I looked hard for an arm with a joint there since I'd like to be able to move my monitor as far out of the way and drop it down so it doesn't block my view across my desk when I'm not using it (that was my primary shopping criteria). The pictures of the product didn't LOOK like there was for sure a joint there, but I purchased based on the detail adjustment drawing attached.The arm does NOT have a joint there, where I need one. I'm disappointed to have spent a premium for an arm that doesn't have the feature that I looked super hard to find, since I would have opted for a less expensive arm by this manufacturer if I knew that joint wasn't present.That said: this is a really, really nice monitor arm. It was easy to install (I ordered the grommet mount option thinking that would be more stable than the tabletop mount, but the tabletop mount is actually super stable so I don't plan to use the grommet mount. The arm is really easy to adjust for use, and it's way more stable than I expected a monitor arm to be for my standing desk. It doesn't budget with typing or other normal desktop usage, which I was really nervous about with transitioning to an arm instead of a tabletop stand monitor.The 360 degree swivel at the base lets me move my monitor off to the side when not in use, which isn't my ideal use case but given how stable and smooth the arm's movement is, I might decide to keep it despite it not having my ideal adjustability since I've heard so many unhappy reports about movement / wobble with other monitor arms.

I used this to hold my Apple Studio Display and it works great. The arm will need a bit of tensioning to hold the weight of the monitor but once set it is stable and rock solid. This is the nicest monitor arm I have purchased/ used and it stands up to the hype. I have had a few other monitor arms that are okay but nothing like this, sleek and simple. The thumb screws for the VESA mount are brilliant, I don't know why more companies don't do that. Cable management works great, too.

This mount arm is rather disappointing. Sure, it slim and looks nice, but the cable management is woefully inadequate. I struggled just to get bottom cover to stay on with 1 DP 1.4 , the power cord, and a thin USB cable. No chance I will be able to fit in my second DP cable. It wobbles quite a bit and seems to be no better than the $100 mount arm it replaced. It does seem to be made of quality materials and the base is nice. It's a bummer because I have been wanting one of these for quite some time. Perhaps their other models work better.

An excellent and sturdy product, easy to set up, and with great articulation. I'm not sure it is worth more than the XL necessarily, but it is great if you don't want your monitor arm to swing back and hit a wall. The one thing to note is that the desk mount is rather narrow, so if your desk is too wide, it won't fit.

It's exactly what I was looking for. This one can be moved in ways most can't

This review is for the Ergotron MXV Single Monitor ARM and also the LX Single Monitor ArmTLDR: although both mounts are ok, they are not worth the outrageous price.After a considerable amount of YouTubers displayed this expensive arm mount, I decided to give it a try. I was extremely disappointed by its build quality and design - the mounting clamp relies on cheap mini-screws that offer a poor range of mounting options and scratch your desk. The base mount and the arm support connections don't feel sturdy, and the 'safe-screws' that 'connect and lock the arms' are poorly designed, scratching the own arm junction to offer more 'resistance' to the joint.Don't get me wrong, this product is not TERRIBLE itself - but it is definitely not worth this price to the point it looks like a scam brand.Check the picture that I uploaded here: that upper ring goes up and down freely on the main base stick, and the ONLY thing that holds it in place is that tiny screw that bruises the paint. It also stays in place due to an offset motion stress that the monitor weight generates when mounted.The arm joints don't feel secure at all for frequent motion.I bought both models for my desk setup and I deeply regret the amount of money I spent on them.