InvisionSingle Monitor Arm Desk Mount for 19-32 Inch Screens - VESA 75/100mm Stand Desk Clamp - Tool Free Height Adjustment with Tilt Swivel Rotate - Increased Load Capacity from 2-9kg (MX200)

Having purchased a TV wall mounting bracket a while ago from the same manufacturer , which I would describe as the most solidly reliable and best build quality of the many similar brackets I've used in the past , I decided to give this PC monitor desk mount product a try, as I needed a 2nd monitor on my desk. Well, I'm happy to say I'm equally impressed with the build quality and design of this item, which is mainly robust chunky metal, with high gloss black painted surfaces and some plastic for covers and cable guides. Plus points for me are it's range of movement and smoothness of adjustment, (tilt, swivel, rotate, extend, contract), the strength of the clamp (the desk will break before the clamp lets go! ) and the overall space saving it's achieved. Packaging is excellent , no chance of it being damaged in transit, assembly is a breeze, with good supporting docs. Minus points....none

This a really nice bit of kit. I had a HUGE base on my PC monitor and decided enough was enough and I needed to get it off the table and give myself more space!Everything about this stand is good quality and is very sturdy, unlike a few others I have tried in the past.It has the option to clamp mount or through desk mount. I went for the through desk option, which just needed a 10mm hole drilled, easy peasy! This mounting method is super strong with absolutely no movement or lifting of the stands base when moving or extending the arm.The way the Desk clamp is put together also looks to be a very good, solid fixing, but my desk has extra bracing underneath so the clamp option would not work for me as there was no flat edge underneath to clamp to, I had wooded struts in the spot where the clamping plate needed to be.I am using this with a 34" Ultra wide Curved monitor and although it states "up to a 32", I have had no issues with this slightly bigger screen, the important this is the Max weight which is 9kg, my screen comes in at 6.1kg without its base so it should be fine.The range on movement is great being gas piston fitted and the screen is held very securely with no worries of it falling or tipping. Once the correct tension is set it stays in place and doesn't drop down.It may be a little more expensive that some of the other unbranded stands available, but why risk it with your expensive Monitor, it's worth paying a little more in the long run!

Easy to follow instructions with all the tools are provided. I like the gas piston that allows you to adjust the mount based on the weight of the monitor so it has a big range of monitors that can be used on it. Good range of motion.I gave 4/5 only because of how hard it is to find cables to use as extension cables. I have tried two different cables and one didn't fit whilst the other somewhat fits but sticks out a little. It sticks out because of the plastic on the wire that strengthens it at the cable/connector joint is quite long and gets stuck between some of the metal protrusions in the mount base. It doesn't bother me too much but does take away from the mounts otherwise good-quality looking build, someone could definitely remove the plastic around the wires if they wanted but it risks breaking the cable. It would be great if Invision could make their own cables that would fit within their own units, or find a cable that would fit and recommend it.They recommend Rhinocables in the Q&A section if someone wanted to use those, but they are only USB 2.0, and don't offer a USB 3.0 option

The media could not be loaded. NOTE: The arm comes at 45 degree angle, you can move it into position as it says in the description.NOTE 2: If monitor arm bounces back up, you need to rotate the screw where the 2 arm joins connect. Circled in red in the photo.Pros:+Can move the arm up and down, swivel left and right and can rotate it sideways.+Can adjust the height.+There is an option to screw the arm into the table or to do it without screws if you don't want to damage your table.+The quality is very good for the price you're paying.+There are holes at the base and side of the arm to put cables through, for better cable management.Cons:-When you adjust the height, it moves to one side, it doesn't go up and down straight.-Really hard to get cables out of the cable panel on the side of the monitor armTL;DR: Very good quality, can move the arm in any direction, can rotate it as well. However, it doesn't go up and down straight. Overall, a very good product with minor issues.

Works perfectly and once you adjust the various points its well worth the extra money. Easy to setup and has a decent look to it. Solid product.

Bought this arm to support a Dell 27" monitor which weighs 4.5kg. I couldn't believe the weight and quality of the arm when I unpacked it given the very low price. Extremely solid construction and supports the screen with no issues. I have it clamped to a solid desktop that's about 1 inch thick with no through hole, but the base and clamp are easily strong enough to give no concerns. The instructions are pretty clear and assembly wasn't difficult, just slightly fiddly cable management trying to get three thick cables (power/DP/HDMI) inserted into the plastic cable guide on the back of the arm. Very tidy once done though. Can easily now move the screen around and switch from landscape to portrait orientation while also freeing up loads of desk space. I think this would be fine for slightly larger and heavier monitors as long as they are flat - larger curved screens (particularly ultrawide) might move the centre of gravity too far forwards and cause problems with the pivot - look for something larger and stronger. Absolutely no problem with a screen in the 27" range though. Really delighted with this.