Single Monitor Desk Mount - Vertical Monitor Stand with Height Adjustable Telescoping Pole - Fits 19–34 Inch VESA Monitors - Tilt & Swivel - Heavy-Duty Desk Clamp

Works perfectly. Once it was set I have not had to adjust it or move it or tighten the clamp at all in over three years, other than when I moved and had to take it off the desk. I do have a glass desk, with metal frames, so it is unable to be mounted to the glass. The only minor thing is the clamp is not able to fully close to the monitor stand base. But, a simple 1.5x1.5" piece of leftover wood block from Lowe's that fit into the metal frame made it work (and is not seen unless someone were to kneel down and look for it specifically) and has worked for three years now. That being said, the metal of the desk frame is not very thick at all and can be twisted easily by hand (being put together and bolted properly gives the desk its overall stability, which is perfect too). The mount is sturdy, durable, and the monitor on it is 32", bigger than it is rated for, but under the maximum weight allowance. The stand arm does not lose its height over time and this is a great little monitor stand. Now I need to find a dual stand from the same company to fit two 32" monitors!! get it, you will not be disappointed!!!

Exactly what I was looking for! My computer monitor passed on a while back so my 22" Viore TV has been pulling double duty. When I wanted to turn it so I could see it better from bed there was often an avalanche of clutter that accompanied that action. This mount places my TV at the very back of the desk shelf and elevates it so nothing gets pushed around and the view is unobstructed. Very solidly made and the clamp holds quite securely. I did have to add a block of wood because the shelf is kind of thin but its holding very well. I may consider the mounting it directly to the shelf with hardware as some other reviewers have suggested but for now I'm happy with it. The only real problem I had with it was the included screws for mounting the TV to the mounting plate. On the plus side they did include 2 different lengths of screws, spacers for round back mounting and washer for flat backs. Unfortunately even the shorter screws were too long. The included washers were too thin and few in number to take up the space required and the spacers were too long. Luckily I had some appropriately sized washers left over from an PC modding project and they did the trick. The included instructions were also a great read for those who are fans of bad translations. "Thanks for choosing our products, enjoy the using."

Not much to say, other than it's a good budget monitor stand. I was dumb and didn't do any measurements it ended up being too loose to clamp onto my desk, but luckily I had a random piece of wood laying around which allowed me to be able to actually use it. It's made out of metal, and it seems very sturdy. You can tilt it right and left (if you wanted to), and you can raise the monitor up and down to get the perfect height (which I constantly argue with myself about). The only thing I'd want improved is how fine you can get the clamp, so people like me with smaller desks don't need to improvise in order to use it. This was an absolute necessity for the monitor I got, you can't adjust the stand and it's default position is pointing at my chest.

Highly recommend this for heavier monitors that won't need their position adjusted often.I ordered this a few years ago. Never reviewed it as I couldn't find a easy way to attach it to my desk. The clamp requires a few inches of surface to work with and the desk I am using didn't have it available. I didn't want to detach the clamp and mount it directly to the desk. Even though I did give it some serious thought. I put a old set of shelves on my desk recently to get more available space. This attached to it. Though I did need a board to thicken the attachment point as the clamp wouldn't close far enough to attach directly. I have it placed upside down.Pros:Extremely sturdy. The monitor I have attached to it has to way at least twenty pounds.It can be attached in multiple ways to something. Which makes it much more likely to be re-usable if the original item is gone.It comes with pieces and settings to fit most monitor backs that have mounting points. Even the curved back monitors.Cons:It has very limited movement when fully put together. I had to remove the monitor from the mount point to put the monitor on its side. (felt that would work better then remounting the entire thing. It can move side to side and up and down. It angle is slightly adjustable. The display can't be rotated at all without first taking the assembly back apart.May take a little thought and effort to get it attached to whatever surface it is going to be attached toEdit: 161209Found out I had the thing attached wrong. it wasn't well designed for attaching to the front of something. Works perfectly attached to the back of something though. The wheel that adjusts one clamp doesn't get in the way then. Changing this to a five star review. This purchase has been very worth it. It is now attached to the back of a sturdy table I am using as a desk(more leg room)Wouldn't recommend being extremely careful while adjusting the monitor. I nearly broke it with lack of caution. Wasn't the products fault. Just my inexperience.