NB North Bayou Monitor Arm Full Motion Swivel Monitor Mount with Gas Spring for 22''-40'' Monitors with Load Capacity up to 26.4lbs Height Adjustable Monitor Stand G45

I've had this monitor arm in use for about 10 months as of this review, and it has been very solid in that time. It has yet to sag or cause any issues at all. I use it for an 34" ultrawide LG monitor, which it had no problem accommodating. It is also attached to a sit-stand desk, a style which is known to cause some wobble. However, I have no issues with wobble, even with the desk at its full height. The extra USB port has helped me lose another cable on my desk, which is always a bonus. I found it very easy to install and adjust by myself, even though the size of my monitor is cumbersome. Overall, exactly what I was looking for and at a decent price. BTW, if the aesthetics of the logo on the base are concerning, it is a sticker, which I was easily able to remove with no damage.

Have had this mount for close to 6 months now, and would recommend it. It is supporting a 34” LG OLED, and has no problem with the weight. I did take off the ugly sticker on the base of the stand, which was no issue. For the price I am very happy with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. I set up a CNC router in my garage and needed a computer set up out there to run it. I had an old (and Chonky) all in one PC laying around but not the space for it so I got this arm to mount it to the workbench. It worked great and is so easy to move around and keep all the space free on my bench. I was impressed at how stable it was held it was despite the weight and the cable management was perfect. Although not necessary for my usage the usb port is handy (really just a usb extension but cleaner) I should also note that it’s held strong even in the summer heat and winter cold out in a garage.I recently upgraded from dual monitors to an ultrawide for my gaming rig and bought another one of these. I previously had a rigid arm mount which suuuucked to mount because it was all one piece. So you had to mount, was almost pointless trying to move ir. Everything about it sucked and it was the same coat as this (albeit many many years ago).This thing goes together so quickly and easily and the face that you can thread in two screws to the monitor and hang it in place while you put in the other two screws is a much better workflow. I can’t fathom what functional difference there is between this and some of the $150 arms.

This arm is great. The only reason why I took away a star is that the manufacturer left an (in my opinion) ugly and very visible logo right in the center of the mounting plate. I have removed the logo but unfortunately there is an indent left where it used to be (see picture).

I'm generally very happy with this, I've bought three and am using them on all my monitors. They're very adjustable and come with two different mounting options, and the USB extender is a nice bonus.I did run into one issue I didn't expect, but it's not exactly a defect with the product. Unlike some arms that mount to a pole, the height of this arm can only be adjusted from the articulated second arm. The minimum height is actually fairly high as a result. This was not an issue for me with standard VESA 27 inch monitors. However, one of my monitors is a Samsung using a VESA adapter that places the mount point quite low on the monitor. As a result the lowest point I can place the monitor at still leaves 9 inches or so between the bottom and my desktop, much to high for my liking.This is really a problem with the VESA adapter I'm using so I'm returning it and getting a different one, but it does highlight a limitation of this design.Other than that, the build quality is quite good, the action of the arms is smooth, and I'm generally happy with everything else. One thing of note is that the vertical tilt adjustment joint is tightened with a hex screw, so some monitors might be difficult or impossible to adjust once it's tightened enough to hold them in place. This again was really only an issue for me with a VESA adapter that held the weight off center

Looking to reclaim some much-needed desk space from the large stand on the Samsung Neo G9 screen I went looking for a new desk arm mount. The most popular option was $350, which while I am sure it is made of very special rare earth minerals, I was not looking at spending 20% of the cost for the screen itself on a mount.I found this and noticed that while the screen size specs are not "supported", all that matters is VESA mount sizing and weight limit which was within the Neo G9's specs.Building the unit was quite simple and the directions are clear enough for most anyone. In preparation I torqued all of the available tension adjustments to their near max setting; knowing that the Neo G9 screen is on the upper end of the arms max holding spec.Upon mounting it to the screen I noticed that the screen wanted to pivot down on the articulation point that mounts to the rear of the screen. This was the only adjuster that does need some patience as you need to get it into a zero pivot (angle of screen up and down) and crank the adjuster to max to fix it in this position.But it does hold, and I have moved the screen about when performing various tasks. There is no overly noticeable shaking of the screen. I would say the sturdiness of this will be determined more so on having a nice sturdy desk top vs the mount itself.The included tools work, though I used my own. The inclusion of a USB3 port in the base is a nice touch and I have used it for cell phone / device charging many times.Lastly, the wire channeling is serviceable and holds the power cord, display port and usb hub cable with no issue. Do ensure you have 10ft/3m display port / power cables as the extra routing length needed when adding a mount will potentially limit your install if using included 6ft/1.8m cables.

Nice addition to the gaming setup. Holds the weight of my 32" ultra wide gigabit monitor