New Series NB H180 Dual Screen Desktop Monitor Arm 22" - 32" Up to 12kg per Arm

As a hardware enthusiast, PrimeCables is my go to place for monitor mounts. Picked this up on sale. Incredible value for what you get, and hard to beat for a pole mount.Pole mounts allow for a third degree of movement (vertical), compared to your run-of-the-mill non-pole mount variants. The reason you want a pole mount, is for the flexibility and versatility provided with the significantly extended range of movement. If you do not have a sit-stand desk, you'd probably benefit the most from a pole mount. It really helps you achieve that perfect ergonomic setup.When braced correctly, I can confirm that this can work on honeycomb filled desks like the IKEA Linnmon (which is what I'm using while waiting for my replacement table). I have the mount braced with two ... MoreAs a hardware enthusiast, PrimeCables is my go to place for monitor mounts. Picked this up on sale. Incredible value for what you get, and hard to beat for a pole mount.Pole mounts allow for a third degree of movement (vertical), compared to your run-of-the-mill non-pole mount variants. The reason you want a pole mount, is for the flexibility and versatility provided with the significantly extended range of movement. If you do not have a sit-stand desk, you'd probably benefit the most from a pole mount. It really helps you achieve that perfect ergonomic setup.When braced correctly, I can confirm that this can work on honeycomb filled desks like the IKEA Linnmon (which is what I'm using while waiting for my replacement table). I have the mount braced with two 3.5" hard drives, and it hasn't buckled (yet), though I am quite careful when making adjustments, just to be on the safe side. It's a gargantuan risk; YMMV, so I'd advise against doing what I did, for your own safety and to prevent the inevitable.Where this pole falters is in two places:1. The pole brackets are plastic, and therefore, designed to be installed once and be done with it. You can adjust them, via the provided hex key, but they're not meant for daily adjustment, so you'd need to know the middle point of your monitor's vertical range of movement, prior to installation (which is quite difficult to determine if you're installing it alone). Having someone install the monitors, while you're seated at your desk, is the best way to determine what works for you.2. The gas-springs aren't latched or secured to the arms, rather they simply rest on them and are "secured" via gravity. If you need to do an upside down pole install, you'll need to make sure the arms are oriented right-side up. That said, the lack of a locking mechanism leaves a tremendous amount of serenity to be desired.More minor gripes include: One hex screw was too tightly secured in the desk clamp, and stripped via hex key. This is the first time this has ever happened to me, and I was genuinely baffled, and also appalled, at this. I was able to remedy the situation, but I wish extra hex screws were provided for the desk mount.The rubber grommet for the clamp isn't secured, and easily falls out, while the clamp itself is hollow. It's likely engineered right, but it's also an irrepairable point of failure, should it somehow become damaged.Where this pole excels, is in many places. It's rated for larger screen 16:9 monitors (upto 32"). On sale, this mount is significantly cheaper than other retailers' mounts that are rated for smaller monitors.The arms don't come velcro strapped, so they won't explode in your face during install. This makes installation easy, as well as replacing parts (though I can't seem to find them on the site).It's adjustable in so many places, and even comes with built in runways and pole clips for cable management. This thing can lift and turn, and you get all the depth you need, whether you need the monitor way far back or up in your face.There is an included plate to snap on the back of the C-Clamp where you can hide and also store your hex keys!Did I mention the value? Hard to find something this good, at this quality, and X price (I can't mention price due to the rules).I wish I could also purchase an additional gas-spring arm and the PrimeCables VESA plate for laptops, and turn this into a triple monitor arm, all articulating on a single pole. Of course, that's risky, so I might just get a second pole arm for my laptop. Fortunately, PrimeCables does sell the VESA mount laptop trays, which are an incredible value for what they are.All in all, as much as I harp on this pole mount, it's still the best valued product you can buy in its price range, especially on sale, when compared to other retailers. I have a hard time recommending anything besides what PrimeCables has, just because of what you get, for what you pay. It's not even budget-oriented or sub-par, their stuff is of respectable quality all around. I'd say get the higher-rated mount versus the 17-27" mount, just to cover your bases and have something more robust, though you know your situation best.

I love this monitor mount! My previous monitor mount couldn’t be as high as I wanted. I am 5’6’’ and my eyes wereabove the screen. Not with this one. My eyes are now at the top third of the screen as recommended by an ergonomic assessment and there is plenty of room to raise furthermore if needed. Essy to install, I also like that there is some rubber padding under the stand and on top of the clamp. I am not worrying about scratching my desk.

Item as described, robust, easy to build. I have 2x23" monitors (1 portrait 1 landscape) will eventually upgrade main to 27-32". Expect some fiddling to find the correct spacing/orientation of the arms for your space and spring strength. Once setup, I find it works well and can easily adjust on the fly for how I sit/stand and what type of work I do. Movement at the last joints is not really smooth and requires a strong grip to adjust.

Currently using this on a 34" ultrawide and a 22" 16:9 monitor. The product is solid and easy enough to install and overall works for my application, however there are some caveats that do not go unnoticed and are a hassle to deal with. The adjustment screws are quire stiff. I had just switched from an iCAN monitor mount (a budget offering from a competing site) and in comparison, this one is quite a bit harder to adjust. The arm height adjustment is where most of the problems lie in this mount. The collars on the column are separate from the arms themselves. Because of this, there is no friction between the arm and the column, meaning if your monitor mount is not exactly level, your monitor can and will swing out like a pendulum and there is no way of stopping ... MoreCurrently using this on a 34" ultrawide and a 22" 16:9 monitor. The product is solid and easy enough to install and overall works for my application, however there are some caveats that do not go unnoticed and are a hassle to deal with. The adjustment screws are quire stiff. I had just switched from an iCAN monitor mount (a budget offering from a competing site) and in comparison, this one is quite a bit harder to adjust. The arm height adjustment is where most of the problems lie in this mount. The collars on the column are separate from the arms themselves. Because of this, there is no friction between the arm and the column, meaning if your monitor mount is not exactly level, your monitor can and will swing out like a pendulum and there is no way of stopping this. In order to mitigate the issue, I have to prop my monitor against another object to stop it from swinging out. It might be better to consider other products that have a marginal premium where the arm and the height adjustment collar are the same piece.

Mounted with two 27" monitors (S2721DGF, 4.5kg each) using a 3" grommet hole. I thought I'd have to add some reinforcement underneath, but mounting it at the edge of the hole works great with the included hardware, and leaves room to run cables through for a very clean look. I didn't like the included clip-on cable management clips, so just used some velcro straps instead.

Really good. Initial setup takes some patience and some strength in crank adjusting for proper monitor weighting. After that, setup and movement is easy. I have 2 24" monitors mounted, have configured them in 2 landscape side by side, 2 landscape top and bottom, as well as 2 portrait side by side - all without having to adjust the arm position on the pole. Very versatile. Recommend.

I got a second monitor and trying to manage both stands on a table was difficult. This was out of stock so I waited a long time, and many months later I couldn't be happier. I've moved to an area where there's some room behind them so now I can swivel them around to completely switch places and leave one monitor dead center with the other to the side. it works great. Finding the right weight adjustment was tough but once you've got it, you've got it.