VIVO Aluminum Ultrawide Monitor Stand, Classic, Fits up to 49 inch Computer Screens, Single Articulating Pneumatic Arm, C-Clamp and Grommet Desk Mount, Max VESA 200x100, Black, STAND-V100H

This thing is great! It makes positioning up, down, left, right, back and forward super easy once it's installed. I'm using it with the Samsung CRG9, and a word of caution if you were using the stand the monitor came with you will need the unused metal bracket that came with the monitor to convert it to a standard Vesa Pattern.This arm is heavy, and seems really sturdy. The gas spring is awesome because it means you can position the monitor and it just stays in that position without having to tighten and loosen something every time.That being said it does take a lot of effort to torque the gas spring adjustment pin to provide enough resistance for a monitor as heavy as the CRG9. And it's really best to have two people for the entire set up process to make things easier.Lastly you may have to mount the arm pretty far to one side is the desk, otherwise your screen won't be centered on your desk.There is a YouTube video from this company on how to install this product which may be easier to follow than the paper instructions for some. Unfortunately the YouTube video is hard to find unless you search the name of the company and the model number of this item on YouTube. I do wish they just linked it somewhere on Amazon. Or posted the whole video on Amazon.But seriously, this product is really really good. At one third the cost of the alternative, the "Ergotron", I feel very happy with my choice!

With a horrible experience in the past from a different multi-monitor stand under my belt, I was a bit skeptical about this stand even holding my Asus ROG XG49WCR Ultrawide monitor. (49", curved, ~33lbs)Setup was a breeze and instructions were easy to follow. The Vesa mount bolted directly to my monitor, without needing the extensions that Asus provides. I had to "crank down" (counter clockwise) the arm tension screw for what seemed like an eternity. But once I was in the ballpark, the monitor was held without issue. The tilt and rotate part did not need extra tightening. I was able to make small adjustments with moderate pressure and it didn't want to sag or bounce around either. The cable holder can fit about 6 cables. Overall, very sturdy and highly recommend for anyone looking to mount an Ultrawide. The only downside is that it's a single arm, so the base will never be centered unless you hang the monitor straight out.

I have 2 x 43" 4K monitors on my desk (yes, it's a big desk) and these are great. I have neck problems these have allowed me to lower the displays to kiss the desk, a different of about 2.5" from where they were before. The stands were easy to assemble, easy to mount, and easy to calibrate for the weight of the displays. I honestly have no negatives.

I bought what was advertised as a Vivo heavy duty stand, (Model STAND-V101H ) for my 34" ultrawide two years ago when I bought my first standing desk. It worked well, and gave my monitor the "floating" look I wanted BUT it wobbled a lot. I did tons of research and saw many people saying that standing desks "just do that". So I figured I had to deal with it, and I did for years.2024 - I couldn't take it anymore...it was driving me nuts! I started doing research again and found this stand. My first thought was that it appeared more stable because it only had 2 connecting arms (I'm not an expert on stands, so forgive my lack of proper wording). My older one had 3 connecting arms - I thought that this might have resulted in more wobble. I didn't need a stand that could move/rotate and raise/lower in all kinds of ways. I learned this after installing my first one, once I find a good position then the monitor stays there.Ultimately this stand impressed me in a few ways when I got it. It felt a LOT sturdier. It had a good weight to it, the base was much thicker and stronger, and in general I was really happy with my first impressions. Once I installed it, on the same standing desk, there was considerably less wobble...not perfect, but noticeably better. Since then I have gotten a new desk, one with 4 legs and now wobble does not exist anymore.CONS - the cable management is not the easiest to work with. You have to screw off the caps that cover the cables (WHY??) which makes it a whole drawn out process if you have to move/change cables later. Also, my desk is against a wall and the cable management that goes down the base is along the "back"! Well this presents a problem trying to get a darn screwdriver to fit when you are up against a wall. I ended up using just the bit from my drill to screw the cap off/on. Ugh...this is about the only bad part of this whole monitor design.Ultimately don't let anyone (in person or online) tell you that you have to deal with desk wobble when buying a standing desk. If you get the right monitor stand and a good desk, you can honestly eliminate wobble. Even at 47" height (which I have tested with my DeskHaus 4 leg monster), wobble-be-gone!

Used this on the LG 45" curved monitor (45GS96QB) and it was super sketchy at first as the monitor is incredibly heavy BUT after some adjustments, it's great & I would 10/10 recommend

This is a perfect VESA mount that offers versatile tilt and swivel adjustments for optimal viewing angles. The sturdy construction ensures stability and support for your monitor or TV. Installation is quick and easy, making it a convenient choice for any workspace. With its sleek design and functionality, this VESA mount is a practical solution for enhancing your viewing experience.

I am using on LG C1 48 inch.It is possible to do pivot, however, the screen will not stay at 90degree, it will go a little further than 90degree due to an imbalance of weight of the screen (LG C1 48) on pivot orientation. Hence the user will need to get something under (I use squish ball) to look leveled on pivot mode. The tilt can be adjusted, however, once adjusted you need to tighten it up hard to make it stay there. Once tighten, it is nearly impossible to adjust with just a hand push. You need to untighten the screw and readjust. I just tilt it around 5 degrees and live with it. It is not easy to assemble, especially since I had to tighten the monitor arm way more than I needed to hold the weight of C1 48. But, it is doable. I assembled it alone, but I had a problem getting the TV on the monitor arm since I had zero visual to back. I used IPAD to look at what is going on at the back. This will be much easier with a partner, but I ain't got one (...)4 stars for range of motion because unstable pivot and not easy to tilt.3 stars for assembling.5 stars for sturdiness.However, after all that, I give you 5 stars for being a budget sturdy monitor.

Las fotos no le ayudan realmente al producto pero si es bastante robusto en su construcción y acabados, la instalación es fácil hasta que montas el monitor, de por si es muy pesado y estar batallando para colocarlo es difícil, te recomiendo hacer el ajuste de inclinación primero ya que puesto si es bastante complicado hacerlo, es una excelente opción a un precio razonable comparándolo con un ergotron hx la realidad es que no le pide nada…

The media could not be loaded. If like me… you are operating in a confined space with not a lot of room for manoeuvre, then you need to think about a couple of things BEFORE you tighten your clamp on to your desk/ workstation etc… The rear cable cover is held on by a screw!! (Why not just a clip on?? I din’t know!) But once you fit your clamp, if it’s close to a wall ( like most desks are!) then access impossible! Same goes for the grub screw that secured the main arm in place! Durr! Other than those issues, the arm is generally pretty good value for money & works well!

1. You need minimum two people to install it. 3 are better. Because you need to hold it with the arm horizontal while adjusting the gas spring tension, and when adjusting the tilt.2. It sits offset from the center of the screen. So your desk needs a clear, clampable place, around 60cm (for 120cm wide screens) from the center.3. For Samsungs, you need the vesa mount attachment that comes with them. A round disk thing that screws into the hole at the back.4. It took me about 2hrs to install because I had complications with stand placement, and had to figure out the above, find the vesa mount, etc.