HumanCentric Adjustable Under Desk Computer Mount and Wall Mount, CPU Holder Fits Most PC or Computer Cases, Adjustable Height and Width, Full 360 Swivel, Up to 22 lb, Hardware Included

Easy to install. Make sure you measure and adjust the pc before screwing it in, otherwise it will be very hard to adjust once you permanently install it.

Ok first.. I am not related, nor was I asked to leave a review. Second...I rarely leave reviews. Here's why I am leaving this review... This holder is made SO WELL that I can't imagine ever having an issue with it.... Provided it's installed correctly. The metal is much heavier than I expected! It turns as easy as it should without being sloppy. The hardware and little bumper pads are included along with fabulous instructions! It is better than described in the product info! Well done HUMANCENTRIC... WELL DONE! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT!!

I live in a two bedroom apartment where the spare room is an office/guest room. Adding this to my desk makes it easier to move my workstation out of the spare room when I have guest.

This things was the exactly what I was wanted for my USP. I have my PC on top of my desk and I wanted a was to cleanly mount my USP to my desk, because I didnt want to put it on a stand or the floor.

I have an L-shaped desk with a railing along the bottom, so most under desk PC shelves won't fit. So finding one that I could drill into the underside of my desk was great!A bit tricky to install, but kind of expected, given how my desk is shaped. Totally worth it now, though; I've freed up so much space on my desk and it's a lot easier to access, plus cable management got a lot easier!

This is the only wall-mount option that is low-profile enough to work for my application. It's solid and works.HOWEVER, the height set and adjustment screws are all but inaccessible by hand when mounting to the wall. It's actually a ridiculous design; I'm not sure how the engineers expected the installer to access these screws.I had to put 3 bit extenders on my screwdriver just to reach the set screw, and the adjustment screw is still loose. Also you really have to hope that your case height lines up with one of the available adjustment holes, or else you'll have a large gap. I had my wife push up on the bottom with all of her might just to get it lined up while I used my Macgyvered screwdriver to get the set screw in.It looks great now, but I'm not looking forward to the day that I have to take it back down.

I chose to install it into a wall and even though it came with drywall anchors, I mounted it into a stud. This thing does not budge and even though I was skeptical about whether or not my computer to stay in, it has these pads that you stick onto the metal portions that utilize friction to help keep your computer in place. It didn't take long to install and the materials feel solid and sturdy.

I bought this HumanCentric Adjustable Under Desk PC Mount thinking it would solve my space issues, but boy, was I wrong. First off, the installation was a nightmare - the instructions seemed to be written in some alien language. Even after I managed to figure out the hieroglyphics, the screws they provided were like cheap plastic toys; one of them snapped in half while I was trying to secure the mount under my desk.The so-called 'adjustable' feature? More like a suggestion. My PC case, which isn't even unusually sized, didn't fit snugly at all. The mount wobbled like a loose tooth, making me fear for my PC's life every time I moved my chair. And forget about the 360-degree rotation; it's more like a 30-degree shuffle before it jams up completely.Also, the padding they claim prevents scratches? It's just some thin felt dots that barely stick and don't cover half the areas where the PC touches the mount. I've already noticed some minor scratches on my case, and I've only had it mounted for a week!For the price, you'd expect something robust and well-engineered, but this feels like it was slapped together by someone who's never seen a computer before. Don't be fooled by the 'fits most PCs' claim unless your PC is from the '90s and made of cardboard.Long story short, this mount is not worth the hassle or the money. I'm going back to the drawing board and looking for something that actually does what it promises. Save your desk space and your sanity - look elsewhere.