Wall Mount for 13-42 Inch Screens, Gas Spring Monitor Arm Holds Up to 8kg, Adjustable Tilt Swivel Mount, Single Arm With VESA Extension Kit Fit VESA 75/100/200

Bought this to move my 32" monitor off my desk to allow for more desk space.Instructions were straightforward, and mounting this onto a concrete wall took less than 10 minutes (drill needed of course) and was a breeze!The arm holds the monitor firmly (adjustment screws easily accessible), but easy enough to move the monitor after making these adjustments.For information, it has a full-reach out from the wall of 60cm and is of a really sturdy construction; would recommend.

Excellent tv bracket very adjustable and solid on our 32in tv

Works well and is strong

Excellent TV arm with good balance and extension for 41" TV

Very impressed with this monitor arm. I have had many different stands and arms in the past. This is by far the greatest value. The product is very impressive with a smooth and completely adjustable movement of the arm. Would recommend

This was relatively simple to set up. All the screws that you might use occasionally are thumb screws. The wall screws are nice and long and include everything you might need.My monitor is relatively heavy but not huge and is very firmly in place. I was worried that it this price it wouldn't be good. but it really is not wobbling at all and has freed up loads of space on my desk!

Does not work - gas pressure arm can only fully extend. Others on reviews have had same issue. Is clearly unsafe to mount as a slight pressure and snaps to full and no amount of using the screw provided changes this. Am returning.

I chose this option becuase it claimed tio support the weight rating for my 32" dell monitor. However once assembled I found it not to be as sturdy as others I have installed.The 3-hole wall plate is solid, however the two-holes at the top of the plate have in my opnion been made too close together. Tightening the two screws at this point causes an enourmous amount of stress on the surrounding masonary, such that it weakens the anchorage.When assembled I found the monitor had too much bounce and poor adjustment precision, causing the entire assbly to feel insecure. On close inspection the issue, and it is an issue for me, is due to how the monitor is mounted to the arm.A seperate plate with the VESA hole arrays pre formed has to be screwed to the monitor so it can hung, yes hung on the arm. There is a thumbscreww provided enabling the assembly to be tightened but it doesnt add any value - in my value. Also, and because of its location is very fiddly to locate and tighten up.This design feature simply just allows too much free movement of the monitor - basically it wobles, as opposed to that solid movement I was expecting.Other designs I have tried are a single assembly, this two assembly method is in my view a poor decision - for the reasons explained here. And its not too clear in the advertisement.I had to adjust the gas spring tightness of the arm to the max so my monitor was supported, however it still doesnt feel secure and the arm drops very slowly as a consequesnce.Overall then.1. I dont recommend using this product on monitors where the weight is close to its support limit2. The two piece design creates another point of failure and degrades its sturdiness3. The two fixing holes at the top of the wall plate are too close together.