iKross Single Arm Monitor Desk Mount with C Clamp & Grommet Base/Gas Spring Arm/Detachable VESA Plate for 13-27 inch LED/LCD VESA Screen

Bought 3 of these for my Dell monitors. (A 2407WFP, a U2412M, and a 2707WFP.) Currently only using 2 of the 3, but will get the last one hooked up soon. This arm works perfectly on my 2412M. The 2407WFP also hooked up fine, but I really had to crank the tightness on the stand to get it to hold. The next day I wake up and the monitor was sagging down to the top of my desk. I was pissed off and disassembled the whole thing putting my default stand back onto the monitor... but then I took a closer look at this arm mount. Apparently there are two screws for the tightness, and I had only tightened one! So I screwed both of them in as tightly as they would go and re-attached it, and now it works fine! (The reason I had such a problem with it, is the 2407WFP apparently weighs 14.3 lbs without its stand. These arms are rated for 14.3 lbs, so I was hitting the absolute max capacity of the arm! Works wonderfully now that it's properly tightened.)Would definitely recommend to friends, and it moves around and rotates freely. Only minor complaint is having to use two hands on the monitor (one on the arm one on the monitor) to pull it towards me or push it away, but that's nothing that can be changed so I can't fault it for that. The one thing I CAN fault this stand for, is that the neat little feature that lets you hide your cables inside the arms themselves are seemingly completely useless for me. (You unscrew a plastic panel and you can put the cables alongside the arm, using the plastic panel to hold them in place and cover them). My power cables were too thick to properly fit alongside the DVI/HDMI/DP cable needed to display the picture. Found that out the hard way, and it was a right pain trying to tighten the screw back into place that holds the plastic cover that the cables hide inside of. Other than that, everything about this is perfect!

I bought this to mount my Cintiq 13HD. The loosest setting for the spring is perfect. It's very easy to manipulate with very little effort required. The VESA head also rotates in two directions, but is a little harder to manipulate. I'm unsure if there is a way to loosen that (as there is with every other joint on the stand).I also really like that the clamp has the ability to be inserted into a desk via drilling a small hole in the top, since I do not have a desk with overhang. The base is made of powder coated metal, and seems to be of high quality. The rest of the arm is stable, and I trust it to support my tablet without toppling. I did not personally like the cord hiding mechanism, but as I move the arm around a lot, this may work better for someone with a more static setup.It was also easy to assemble and mount.My main complaint is that this arm does not allow my tablet to rest flat on the table (or near to it). The configuration of the arm only allows the lowest angle to be about 3-4 inches above the height of the arm's base. I would have personally preferred an arm that would have allowed the tablet to extend lower than the table, but I've only seen much more expensive models that achieve that.Overall, this is an good price for a good quality gas spring arm.

Works great on dell and HP monitors. I like to turn my monitor vertically and it is easy to adjust back and forth, horizontal to vertical.I bought this for a buddy at work because he saw my adjustable arm which unfortunately cost more at local thrift store. Since it’s easier to move the screen, he finally saw all the dust and garbage around the old monitor base. The new look is professional and appealing. I bought more for other coworkers and they all love it.Cons: if you use it for a iMac, you’ll have to buy a mounting kit to make it work. Unfortunately, you can’t remove the base of newer iMacs.

The arm is pretty amazing, light weight , moves smooth. The good trick is to take two separate arms for your dual monitor setup, instead of double arm of same thing. So I put the two arms from sides (instead of in the center like with double arm) and getting much nicer setup.The bad thing I found is the plastic that holds the cables is too thin and fragile , got mine cracked at the first attempt to take it off.

The product is satisfactory; however, it was missing 4 long screws. I had to go to Home Depot to buy the screws before we could finish the install. Very disappointing when in the middle of an install, paying someone to help you, having to reschedule because of 4 missing long screws. Thanks for asking my opinion however. Feel someone ought to try putting it together themselves before they ask the public to do so.

Can be mounted on the edge of desk with a clamp, or through the desk with a 5/16 hole drilled through. The top holes on the VESA mount are slotted to make installation easier. Arm tension is adjustable for different monitor weights. The integral wire management seemed to work well for me. Very happy with it so far.

Would’ve given it five stars if the top plastic piece didn’t break when trying to run electric lines through the neck. Other than that it works just as it should for the price it’s amazing. Also the piece that broke was a plastic snap in and also screwed in so was still able to function as normal

The mount arrived on time and was as promised. Very easy to assemble and hold my monitor secure in position chosen. Hasn't moved from my chosen location since installation. I am very pleased with my purchase and the professionalism of the retailer.