Amer Mounts | 15"-29" LED LCD Monitor Arm | Hydra1 Gas Spring Loaded Articulating Arm | Single | Clamp and Grommet Base 1 Monitor Imperial White

As I have been working from home for almost two years now, I needed something that would enable me to clear off a little desk space, and get my monitors mounted well. This did the trick nicely. Easy to assemble, quite a bit of modularity, and very secure.

I'm using this for a light monitor, under 10 pounds, and so far I love it. I was sold when they mention the color as "Stormtrooper White" in the video (Imperial White on Amazon), but it really does look nice. It was a pretty easy install, easy to adjust, works just like it should. Very happy with the purchase.

I found lots of expensive mounts but finding reasonable priced ones that could attach to my thicker desk AND had the option of grommet or side of desktop mounting was a real chore to find. But this one worked really great. Two monitors on my desk and later on the dining table. Couldn’t live without it!

Great mount! I have a 15" 27", & 24" monitors I use for monitoring. I picked this mount up used for $32 which is far better than $129. I'm on the market to purchase 2 - 25" matching HP monitors to replace the others. The monitors are pretty light and will be perfect for my application. If your looking to fit this mount flat against the wall or your limited on room this mount is not for you. Other than that I'm pleased with my purchase. Everyone loves my setup.

I drilled through my desk as the clamp approach would not work with my desk. I like that there are 2 different mounting options and instructions. Once all the pivot points are dialled in the item works very well. It supports my 11lb white 27UD68 LG monitor very well and matches it aesthetically. I wish the connection between the pole and the arm was a bit more snug however - when I go to move my monitor it sometimes rocks a bit. Not a big deal - just makes me trust it to hold my monitor a little less and makes me worry a bit. UPDATE: Feb 9th, 2019 - Trust this thing completely. I ended up drilling a hold through my desk and set up the stand in that configuration instead of the plain clamp method. I think that helped sturdy it up a bit.