Single Tall Monitor Mount, Extra Long Computer Stand with 47 inch Pole, Floor Computer Stand, Free-Standing Monitor Desk Mount Support 13 to 27 inch Screen,22lbsRecycled Claim Standard Blended

I recently purchased the Single Monitor Mount with an extra long stand for my medical office, and I am extremely pleased with the results! This monitor mount has not only met but exceeded my expectations in terms of functionality and ease of use. The extra length of the stand provides ample space, allowing me to position my monitor at the perfect height and angle for comfortable viewing while documenting patient information. This has significantly simplified my workflow, making it easier to access my computer without straining my neck or eyes. The quality of the mount is impressive—it feels sturdy and secure, ensuring that my monitor is safely held in place. Installation was straightforward, and the adjustable features allow for customization to fit my specific needs. Overall, I highly recommend this single monitor mount for anyone looking to enhance their workspace. It has made a noticeable difference in my daily operations, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase!

This is a nice extended stand to mount one of my 4 displays for studio use. The material is solid and height range to 47" is versatile. Assembly was a little more time consuming than I prefer, but no biggy. The display mount assembly is a little jenky, and I'd prefer to have a wingnut screw adjustment, vs. having to use an Allen wrench every time you want to adjust the height. The main reason I purchased this stand was because I like the "V" shape of the base, which allows for more flexibility when positioning the stand around other things like drum stands, mic stands, computer stands, etc,.... (see pics).I purchased a similar monitor/TV stand, that is a little nicer in terms of a "modern/sleek look", extemds to 52', and a little more sturdy for larger screens. The only downside on this other stand, is that I don't like the large flat base, which is difficult to position around my drum set (but it's one reason why this other stand is more suited for larger and heavier screens).You can compare the 2 stands in the pics, and identify them by their bases.

So it works pretty well and build quality is better than a lot of things; it's not amazing build quality but the finish is good and if it were better it'd be more expensive. I got this because I wanted to put a 32" panel above a 55" panel and the clearance was more than adequate. Few things though:1) You will want your own #2 Phillips (it's just funny because they give you every other tool in the kit) and a 14mm socket and ratchet, doesn't have to be a deep socket.2) To get the tilting mechanism to work right you're going to need to put like an extra turn and a half on the nut, that's where the ratchet from the last step comes in. Don't overdo it but it does need a little English to be tight enough. Once you do that, it does tilt and pivot fairly well even if it doesn't feel super sturdy. Still I've seen worse.3) Personally I found it easier to install the head directly to the panel, and then slide it over the top of the pole and then position and tighten it rather than install the head and then attach the panel like they want you do to do.4) The machining on the actual pole (which is in three pieces, you have to screw it together) is probably the worst part of the thing and the major reason I knocked off a star. Where the pieces screw together is not as well machined as it could be, so you really have to be careful and screw it on just right. I found it helped to put it together a little loose, then put it on the floor and stand on the, well, stand and then grab it in both hands and turn as hard as I could, that seemed to put a lot more tension in it. But I'm a big sturdy fellow with okay grip strength, I can't imagine someone like my mother with her arthritis being able to put this together very well.It does come with both short screws that are good if you just want to screw the plate into the VESA mount (it's set up for 100x100 or 75x75, I would say if yours is better you'll need an adapter plate but if your panel is that big you'd need a plate I don't know if I'd trust this mount) and long screws if you need spacers/washers because of a weird clearance issue. My panel has that little neck nub, but it actually doesn't pose much of a problem at all even without spacers.They give you three cable organizer clips that slide onto the pole you can put anywhere, so that's pretty handy.I paid about $48ish dollars, I call that fair. It's not amazing value but it's not overpriced either imho. Wasn't hard to build, you really don't even need the instructions other than if you want to find the screws quickly.

Was unsure if it would hold my 35inch ultra wide Samsung monitor but it works great. Built solid for the price and includes spacers for a variety of monitor backs. Screen tilts etc smoothly. Surprisingly clear instructions for set up.

I have a small USB C powered monitor mounted to this for a mobile display that I have to move often. The stand is durable and easy to use.

When the box arrived I actually thought the wrong product was delivered to my house. It comes in a much smaller box than you'd expect. The base is made of three parts that need to be assembled. Likewise, the pole comes in three sections. Be prepared to spend a good 20 minutes or more assembling it. The base is a little tricky, but it will come together. I'm using it for a 32" LG computer monitor. I wouldn't put any much heavier on it. It does indeed swivel, which is why I bought it, but it does wobble a bit when changing the angle because the base is "heavy enough," but not that heavy. For the money, however, it works well and I'm happy with it for my purposes.

Very well made and sturdy. This filled my need for high mounting a 27" monitor perfectly. Solid, no wobble and inexpensive.

Works but not tall enough for me.