Best Computer Mounts With Reviews

This TV mount is small and affordable but comes with many options! You can have a full range of motion which is what I needed for my workout space. It can sit to the left or right and be brought forward. Very easy installation! I was able to locate one stud and all screws mount in a vertical line, so less holes in the wall. The only caveat for me was not ensuring my 43" tv had the holes to mount in the location pattern of this brace. So I will switch out a TV from another room to make it work or maybe just return the one I purchased. Will keep this mount for sure!

As a ham radio operator for over 53 years, my radio station has grown to incorporate a fair amount of equipment.  Aside form a TV mounted on the wall, a PC and an APPLE Mac are used for radio operations, web site management for work, and other internet research. That means besides the radio gear, a TV, PC and Mac monitors are arranged at the desk.  The largest and most used; a wonderful BENQ monitor on the Mac mini.  But no place to put it with all of the other equipment.  Except perhaps, some sort of stand on the desk.   I did some research and quickly found the MOUNT-IT, single monitor desk mount stand w/VESA plate to fit my monitor.  The reviews all looked great so I purchased one.  Easy setup and wow, is this a solid mount for my monitor.  Center stage at my desk, right above my primary radio transceiver.  It stays aligned in any position I want.  I highly recommend this product for any parameter you might like to measure.  That includes its logical assembly document with only one slight suggestion to MOUNT-IT.  Before assembly is begun, it is natural I think, to wonder where the minimal, but different size and head-type of machine screws need to be used.  That becomes self-evident as you proceed but I would still like clarification on paper that I have the right quantities, and where they will be used before I put anything together.  It all worked out fine.  You will end up with some screws that are not used, depending on the VESA mount screw-thread size on your 75, or 100mm spaced, monitor.

Love having the ability to adjust my monitors. Goodbye monitor stands! Now I can separate them, put them together, turn them 90 degrees, raise or lower them. Bring them closer... whatever I want really. And everything I do with them affects nothing on my desk. You will need some room behind your desk for the arms, but not too much (I had to pull my desk from the wall a few inches). Otherwise, a high quality device that is totally worth every penny. 4 stars because no matter how hard I pushed, one of the arms simply would not sit flush on one of the two pegs on the desk clamp. The other one slid perfectly but this one left about a half inch of silver post showing. I even removed the tightening screw and it still wouldn't push down. However, it did not affect usage so I kept it and chose to live with it. My focus isn't on that area anyway. And as long as it does what it's supposed to do, I'm happy. I think my setup just has a small manufacturing defect and I can't imagine it's like this with every kit. This is a high quality device that will probably last 20 years or more. By then, we'll all have lightweight virtual reality glasses. But until then, I highly recommend these for your monitors. I'm sporting two 21" Asus monitors. The screws were in the right place and the installation was simple. Very happy with purchase.

A little heavy to get from the car to the desk but TOTALLY WORTH IT! This desk riser works GREAT and really helps with the strain of sitting ALL day long. I am very happy with this purchase even 60 days later and have shared the link for coworkers to purchase it too. Side note- I am almost 6 feet tall and this raises my desk to an appropriate chest height.

It does what it's supposed to do, but it took me almost an hour to make it work. The directions are just illustrations, which are neither detailed nor large. The little wrench is terrible. It's just a bit too big and doesn't grip the nuts very well, so I ended up using an adjustable wrench. At first, I put the VESA plate on backwards, but then I realized my mistake. Here are my installation takeaways: - Don't tighten anything down too much because you'll need to adjust the arm length and placement. The little hook-grippy-things shouldn't be tightened all the way, either. - Don't put more than one bolt in the sliding metal arms. I started by putting two in each arm, but ended up using just one in each arm. I think it's easier to add them than to take them out. - Maybe it's obvious to everyone else, but it didn't occur to me that the different length bolts for the hook-grippy-things were to accommodate different monitor depths. I'm glad I used the medium-length bolt on the first try! - The little buttons that cover the bolts on the hook-grippy-things have an interior spoke that's longer than the others. That spoke fits into a groove in the hook-grippy-things. Don't waste your time forcing that button into the hole.Overall, I think it's a good product. It holds the monitor just fine and attaches to my monitor mount's VESA plate, so it works. Just make sure you have a Phillips-head screwdriver, an adjustable wrench and a good hour to toy with it.

I did not have any problems with assembly others have reported. The center column is a heavy cast part, with a chromed steel riser shaft. The column contains a counterbalance spring. The bottom piece is heavy gauge steel, perhaps 5/32. The platform is lighter gauge stamped, with a rim around the edge to make it stiff. The lock knob is chromed steel with a knurled finish -- no plastic to break. The entire unit is stiff, no wiggle or rattle. An optional antiskid pad with adhesive back is provided for the platform. The pad adhesive is stamped, "3M".This is really a simple "lab jack", a device used in laboratories. The durability and ruggedness are above consumer products. The design of a center column, instead of the consumer solution of perimeter legs, will decide for you. In my technical environment, the stand had to fit on a repurposed "invalid table". If pushed toward the edge, a consumer stand with discrete "chair legs" would have fallen off the back. The solid base of this unit is what I need for my application. I can fit a monitor or laptop on the top, and a trackball on the base, It shadows the table less than a consumer stand.It won't fit every need, but it may fit yours very well.

Super love this mount! I have ordered all the way from the Philippines, because I couldn't find one back here, putting it up all together was a slight problem because the instruction manual wasn't very clear, but the end product is amazing! I recommend this mount, above everything else! It is sturdy, stylish, and what you see in the pictures, is what you can expect. Great for those who are multi-tasking - I have a mac mini and a macbook on the side and this mount surely saved up a lot of space in my table!

Mount-It! CPU Stand, Adjustable Width Universal PC Computer Holder Cart With 4 Caster WheelsIt's s great product to help keep the tower elevated. I use the desktop (yes, some of us still have those!) in the basement, and, on the advice of a friend who works on computers, purchased this, in the event of a flooded basement. Very easy assembly, and the wheels allow for easy movement.

So I purchased this as it was recommended for my new toy...dell u3415w. Installation was easy enough, I routed my cables and then mounted the monitor. When I first mounted the monitor, it appeared that the mount was unable to support the 19.5 lb monitor...then I figured out you had to loosen the nut to stiffen the arm. That resolved that. Then because I am a bit OCD with my cable routing, I ran the cables through the channel in the arm...that was a bit of a challenge as I purchased well shielded cables. I ended up purchasing longer cables, both power and DP to make the longer run. In the process of changing out cables I broke 1 of each of the cable routing clips. That being said, I would recommend purchasing thin cables for easier routing. I have yet to co tact the manufacturer to see if they will replace the clips as they just screw in. Besides that, I really like the arm. It is easy to manipulate and move the monitor. If the clips were maybe rubber rather than plastic, I would give it a 5/5 rating.

I looked and looked and looked for several weeks to find something that would work with how I wanted my setup. I kept coming back to mount-it because of the reviews and how well it was made. The only problem I had was my hutch was in the way and the arms were not long enough to wrap around inside the hutch if attached to the wall. I work in a manufacturing plant so I was able to talk to our drafter who made me an extension that sits on my desk and the part that is suppose to mount to the wall mounts to the sheet of metal. I can't be the only one who had this issue so below are some measurements along with a picture of how I set it up.

Very easy installation. Found a stud in the wall, screwed it in. Then took the mount off and screwed it into the back of the TV. It's a 22" so not very heavy. I was able to lift it and get it seated in the wall bracket without any problem. My biggest fear was whether it would be able to hold the weight but that has not been a problem. The swivel in all directions and the ability to remove it from the wall base were really the selling point. It couldn't be easier.

The quality of this is actually quite impressive. Two different mounting options. Very flexible and adjustable. Arms can be set to desired tension at any joint with Allen key. I have a very unusual use case. I have custom built wooden stand made out of a 4x4 with 2x4 legs that go under my bed, because I have to lay down most of the time due back problems. I needed a second monitor, and the solution I devised worked, but was not adjustable enough. I found this and installed it, attaching it to a 2x4 (4-inch side) that I have on my custom built stand, and it exceeded every expectation I Highly recommend this. You can't beat this for the price and quality. For normal use, this is a no-brainer.

Good mount, does the job. Does not work all that well in corner desks, as the screens will be unable to line up flush. For that use seperate articulating arms. I like it, does the job and wasn't too hard to put together/mount my screens (2 x 27" curved and 1 x 24" flat). I will say due to my corner desk/grommet mount config, I had to use spacers on the middle 24" monitor to 'bring to front' a bit more in order to provide more room for aux arms to reach outwards. This is not so much a design flaw but a complication I did not think about when ordering intoxicated :)

I purchased both the dual and single mounts for my girlfriend and I and am a fan of both overall.The instructions were clear, the arm comes with three mounting options depending on your desk (aka, do you have a cord hole or not), and the arms feels quite sturdy. The dual one arrived with some broken pieces, but this single arm mount arrived in perfect condition. No busted plastic clips over the bolts on this arm (had three broken on the dual arm, but it's behind the displays so eh).Comparatively, I prefer the attachment from the arm to the vertical stand from the dual arm. It has two bolts that attached the arm to the stand compared to a clamp on this single one. The instructions don't match the clamp though, so minus a star on the confusion there. The instructions don't illustrate the lever on the clamp for easy turning and include an allen wrench that's far too small to manually adjust. Hopefully the mismatch doesn't come with any issues on overall stability.On this single arm I have a 34\ widescreen Asus display the 34\" PG348Q and after a little wrench tightening of the back of the mount itself

Easy to assemble and very sturdy. Well made. It says it is for tv’s up to 55”. I believe it would easily hold bigger. We were looking for something for our 32” and this is actually bigger than it should be for it. We had to buy smaller bolts to connect the TV to it. The bolts it came with were all to large for the back of our TV. Overall, we are very happy with it. It gets the TV up and out of the way.

I have 2 of these monitor arms for 4 monitors. They are easy to position, do not fall out of position and are very sturdy. Assembly was quick and easy. Cable management is good. The 2 USB charge ports in the base are very convenient. I purchased USB to USB-C adapters to charge my new iPad and AirPod Max. I use the other charge ports for other devices which keeps cables from cluttering my desk.