Invision Adapter Kit for Mounting Non-VESA 17” – 27” Monitor Screens Without Rear Fixing Holes - Existing Monitor Arm Must Have VESA 75x75mm Mounting Pattern - Max Load Capacity 6.5kg (NV100)

I'm going to give the NV100 5 stars because Invision have almost got this adapter perfect for my needs and for the fact they were quick to reply and send me out a replacement screw that had a faulty thread. It can be a bit fiddly but that's to be expected when your trying to use it on a monitor that isn't designed to have a vesa mount attached at all.I ordered two of these for a dual Samsung S24D390HL setup. These monitors are curved towards the bottom and have there sockets close to the middle. To overcome this I installed the adjustable bracket attachments the opposite way to what's shown in their instructions. The ones with the holes were fixed at the top of the monitors and the slotted ones at the bottom. I also had to place the sticky protection pads lower down the bracket than shown to protect the monitors I'm using. The sticky protection pads for the monitor bezel clamps had to be cut down a little as well to fit flush.Suggested improvements:Have the whole of the one side of the brackets that sit against the back of the monitor already covered with protection felt. Different monitors will probably need it in different places like mine and I didn't realise this until I'd already stuck them on where advised. It was easy enough to peel off and reposition but if you don't notice as your attaching the bracket you may scratch the back of your monitor. I would also suggest pre-fixing the felt pads in place on the bezel clamps as well as they were a bit fiddly to cut down to fit. Maybe also have 3 different sized screws for the bezel clamps and spacers instead of two to avoid them protruding out the face of the clamp on some monitors.Overall, I'm very happy with the NV100. They work very well. They're solid once attached and don't spoil the look of the monitors.I used ThingyClub Double Moniter Bracket with the NV100 to mount my monitors, also from Amazon - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B071XND8P2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Bought this along with the Invision gas spring monitor arm for my monitor. Really weird monitor with an integrated mount that took a bit of cunning to work out how to remove the arm from the back. Because all my connection ports on the monitor are in the centre of the monitor I had to have it offset in the Vesa adaptor.It fits very well and assembly is a doddle, however I spent a couple of hours making sure I had the right number of spacers in place and I'd got everything set up securely. It took lots of putting the monitor in, trying it out, removing the monitor and making more adjustments. I'm sure some people would be put off by this but if you can out lego together you can do this and its very satisfying to do.With the monitor arm I can get my screen exactly where I want, spin it around and have no worries about my monitor falling out. Very good products for the price. Now I have more space on my desk for speakers and other things.

Tl;dr 24 inch curved screen fits with a bit of fiddling but it's a good product.I first found this product when I foolishly bought a double monitor mount for my home office setup without checking that one of my 2 screens ( Samsung C24FG70 CURVED monitor ) needed an extra VESA adaptor that came in the box. Unfortunately, I've binned that box with the adaptor in tow a couple years back and now that I need it, it isn't available for sale anywhere. I'd already bought the monitor stand so I figured I will give this adaptor a try but was initially intimidated by the reviews calling it fiddly. Well, If you can retract your thumbs sufficiently and are able to read and understand basic instructions/illustrations, then I have only one thing to say: The fact this item is fiddly is a GOOD thing, because if that were not the case, I would never have had enough parts or good enough instructions to mount my 24 inch monitor to the stand. Mind you, the instructions are not the hand holding type; you have to have held a screwdriver or an Allen key before and at least built any sort of DIY kit without immediately resorting to youtube/google(aka bit of intuition).I cant really say much about the build quality but it looks and feels sturdy and even though I had to use a weird combination of screws and spacers to make the clamps really snug up to my screens bezel, in the end the result was desirable and my mount base behaves like the screen and the adaptor are one and the same, no wobbly parts even though my monitor was clearly not designed with something like this in mind.P.S.: an electric screwdriver similar to the one in my picture is always a huge time saver for kits of this nature.

I have an old (2011) but very good monitor Illyama QHD Monitor. This has for the last 13 years been sitting on my very small study desk taking up valuable room, well I think so.I fell over the phrase Non-VESA quite recently and thought Yup that is for me. I then searched out the various adaptors and felt, after reading the various reviews on this and its competitors, that this hit all my targets. Those targets were price, aesthetics, ease of assembly, and positive reviews.So now I have it, securely fitted to a standard TV wall bracket inside half an hour.If you're looking for a Non-VESA adaptor you won't go wrong with this one.If you have read this far then all I will say further is "Go on You know you want to, Go On Go On Go On".