TitanLift Monitor Arm for Ultrawide Screens up to 49″, Heavy-Duty Single Mount Holds 44 lbs, Fully Adjustable Gaming Monitor Arm with C-Clamp & Grommet Base, Max VESA 100 x 100mm, RGB

Over the years, I've owned several top-flight, pricey, gas arm mounts. When I purchase a new monitor, I also get a new mount, and gift the old monitor and mount to someone who can't afford it and needs it. While looking to purchase a monitor and mount for a small room, I searched and read every review. Because of its reviews, I chose HUANUO. EVALUATION Assembly Assembly is so straightforward, it can be done with eyes closed. Seriously. Assembled, the build quality is very good. Looks Not bad. The lower arm crossover on the plate post is novel to me. I like it. And the same for the upper arm crossover on the lower arm pivot mount. Base Smart. Given its area, it should provide good support and diminished stress on the thinner composite, bamboo, and glass tops. Thumbs up for the double clamps. Flexibility Here is where I nearly sent it back. I could not make any adjustments, and I have never encountered this problem before. After 20 minutes of frustration, stubborn persistence was waning. I picked up the instructions and found there were no troubleshooting hints or recommendations. I was ready to send the mount back. I sped through the reviews: no one cited the problem I was having. After returning from lunch, I tried again. After a wee bit, I was able to move the upper arm, and eventually any part of the mount in any direction. A fluke, I'm sure. Add a troubleshooting section or URL in the directions. Functionality It does what I want to do. With a little effort, it works for a five-year-old and a granny. Thumbs up! Recommendation Design factors should enhance ease of use and aesthetics (whatever that means). For instance, the monitor mount is slick. What makes a good-looking mount look ugly is how wires can be managed. The upper arm has a split plastic channel cover for wires. The eternal question is, "Why doesn't the bottom arm have one that works as well?" The bottom channel is smaller in diameter and is not split to push wires into the channel. WHY? Only the designer can explain this mystery. And there are no instructions on how to accommodate a wire with a "big end" on it (in this case, the plug end to the monitor). I took a short, strong wire, inserted it into an open end, and forced one side of the cover to open enough to place the wire inside and draw it up to the other end. There was a risk in breaking the plastic channel cover. Whatever the solution (if HUANUO can provide it), change the lower arm channel. Wires hanging from the upper arm look crude. BTW I believe HUANUO sells a plate for mounting on glass top tables, desks, etc. Smart. RECOMMENDATION Notwithstanding two difficulties -- that other Amazon buyers have not encountered -- and solving them, its functionality, flexibility, and price point are very good. I recommend this mount. Sincerely.

I bought this to hold a 55" TV which I use as a monitor in my office. The TV weight is roughly 30 lb and this mount claims to be able to handle up to about 40 lb. I was dubious but it was on sale, it was the cheapest option so I thought I would try it. I am glad I did. The mount is very sturdy, nothing wobbles, desk mount uses double clamp which works like a charm and has enough room for just about any thickness of desk top. The clamp has two screws below the desk and also the bottom part of the clamp can be easily set at different offsets from the top. My 1.5" thick desk top works with this clamp at the lowest offset and my estimate is that the desk top would have to be thicker than about 4.5" before these is an issue for the clamp to grab it. The mount comes in three big pieces (plus some screws and such) and they go together easily. And most importantly, the mount does hold my 30 lb with what seems to be plenty capacity for heavier stuff. It has enough room to move the TV above the clutter on my table (like cups and laptop) and can lower it down to the table level. It rotates all the way around so I can lift the TV up and show something to anyone in the room. In summary, the mount is as advertised and if anything I would say it underpromises and overdilvers. Just be sure to get the VESA pattern adapter if you use a large TV like me. The mount has rather limited hole selections and nothing that would work for a large TV (mine is 400x200 VESA pattern and I needed an adapter).

TL;DR: if you need a monitor arm for a large monitor, buy this. You won't regret it. Full Review I use Ergotron monitor arms at work every day, and honestly the difference in quality between the Huanuo arm and the Ergotrons is negligible for home use. Is the Ergotron better? Yes, of course. Is the Ergotron 200 extra dollars better? Not for 99% of people. Pros: -The arm is packaged very well with closed cell foam. I love seeing closed cell foam when i open a box. It's reusable if you ship a lot of stuff and it doesn't make a giant mess when you cut it like polystyrene. -2 mounting options to choose from. You can use the dual clamps to clamp the arm to your desk, or you can feed the mounting bolt through a wire grommet hole and put the clamp on the bottom. That's how I did mine and it's perfectly solid. You can also drill a hole through your desk if there's no grommet and then apply the clamp; really that's probably the most secure way to do it (and technically makes it a third mounting option). -Range of motion is crazy good. It goes up high enough that I can vertically mount my 34" ultrawide monitor. You can also tilt and rotate your monitor pretty easily once you get the tensions dialed in. -They include a rubber dipped T-handle hex wrench for tension adjustments and clamp mounting. It's little things like this that stand out. Everyone includes some garbage allen wrench with their products but this actually feels nice, and it's big enough that I won't lose it. It's easy to keep in the drawer so if I need to adjust anything it's right at hand. -It's very well built, everything that needs to be metal is made out of aluminum. All the non critical plastic parts still feel nice as well. -The value is insane with these arms. I got it for nearly half off (sale plus coupon), but even at full price it would 100% be worth it. And they are often on sale. At the end of the day there's really no reason to spend hundreds of dollars more on similar arms, this one will work perfectly fine for nearly everyone. In a professional/industrial setting where you're constantly moving and rotating monitors 24/7, yeah maybe go with the more expensive brands. But for home use the Huanuo is perfect.

These monitor arms are amazing for the price point! They are made out of heavy duty aluminum too to bottom and are very well packaged. Delivery was quick and it took MAYBE 45 mins to set up 2 of these. Notable mentions, if you have a standing desk with thin surface length these mounts will still lock in place and hold firm! Everything can be adjusted with included Allen wrench with a rubber grip making it easy on the hand. The VESA mount is easy to install and features a locking mechanism on top of screwing it into place for added security. The RGB lights are USB powered so keep that in mind with your placement. My only gripe is the cable management seems fixed to the arms so you have to wiggle the cables in carefully as to not snap it off but otherwise they are great

Tested the arm before mounting the actual monitor with 40lbs of weight. It adjust just fine even with all the weight, easy to put together, good size and works fine with my 49" ultrawide monitor. My only concern is i see pit holes in the metal due to low qc or cheap manufacturing (seen in other reviews) but other than that it seems to hold and looks good compared to regular monitor arms. I definitely recommend testing before putting anything expensive on it.

Great quality, fit and finish. Seems very sturdy and I love the dual clamps for the base which reduces the torque (versus a single clamp). This easily competed with some of the more established brands I have used in the past

excellent monitor stand and highly recommneded for 34" + monitors; installation was indeed easy and every part feels high-quality (for the price point) and that was evident from the unpacking process through the assembly.

After trying several other arms that claimed they could support the weight of my monitors only to sag after installation, I was ready to give up on the category entirely. But I gave HUANUO a shot, and I’m glad I did. When the box arrived, I immediately noticed how sturdy the arms were. They’re made of heavy aluminum and feel solid, reliable, and well-engineered. Unlike other stands, this one was refreshingly easy to install. Minimal manual assembly was required, and the setup was straightforward. I actually bought two. I’m using them to hold two ultrawide monitors: a Dell U4025QW and a Dell U3419W. The U4025QW weighs 25.8 lbs, and the U3419W weighs 18 lbs, yet the arms support both effortlessly, with no droop, wobble. I completed the installation solo, and everything locked into place with confidence. It’s rare to find a stand that truly lives up to its specs, this one does. I’ve mounted the arms at the corners of my desk, which opened up a huge amount of usable space. The original stands that came with the monitors took up far more room, but these arms keep everything elevated, clean, and out of the way.