Fully Jarvis Monitor Mounting Arm - fits up to 32" Computer Display (Single, White)

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All of the mounts we recommend are compatible with VESA standard mounts, so unless you have a non-standard monitor, you should be able to use any of these options. How We Selected It’s natural, given the only slight difference in name, to think the Ergotron HX is merely an uprated version of the Ergotron LX. That’s not the case. This is an entirely different monitor arm which pairs its increased capacity with improved build quality and a more professional look. As educational institutions and workplaces (especially remote work spaces) embrace the importance of efficient space utilization, monitor arms serve as a practical and tangible solution for creating more organized, adaptable, and user-friendly environments. The sleek, carefully engineered Kontour K1D sure looks the part, and this arm is far from just style over substance. Inside, the forged aluminium arms gas springs enable effortless, perfectly balanced height adjustment which can be easily fine-tuned for different monitor weights.

Many monitor arms now have some form of cable management. This can either be in the form of a small clip on the arm itself to hide the cables from view, or more advanced internal systems which completely hide them from view. One of the most appealing benefits of having a monitor arm is how much it cleans up the look of your setup, so we’d highly recommend considering some of the more advanced cable management monitor arms out there. Price

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Surprisingly, the Flo has a listed weight limit of 20 pounds and recommends use with monitors weighing at least 7 pounds. Most monitors fit within this range, but some heavier models won’t be compatible with the Flo. Grommet mounts insert into the circular cut-outs found on many desks built and sold for corporate offices. A grommet mount is also a form of clamp, but size of the mechanism is different, and the mount attaches the monitor to the interior of the desk instead of an exterior edge. Consider how you might want or even need to move your monitor while you’re working before you make a choice. Mounting One of the most appealing benefits of monitor arms is the ergonomic improvement they can offer. If you’re wondering how to best set up your monitor arm, then we suggest using these guidelines developed by Professor Alan Hedge and Cornell University.

Ergo Expert's Choice: Once again, the One-Touch is my favourite. The One-Touch Dual Monitor Arm is so easy to adjust, looks great on the desktop, and offers a wide range of adjustability for each user. Look for a counterbalanced monitor arm with Counterbalance Tension Adjustment that allows you to 'tighten' or 'loosen' the arm. You’ll be able to accommodate a range of monitor weights, maintaining stability and effortlessness. It provides a good range of adjustment, with 13.2 inches of height and 90 degrees of tilt, swivel, and rotation. The arm’s height and tilt adjustment are comparable to others on this list, but it can’t swivel in a full circle, which may prove annoying if you frequently move a monitor arm to share your screen with colleagues.

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Sounds a lot like Computer Vision Syndrome, or Digital Eye Strain! A monitor can help by achieving the optimal depth between your monitor screen and eyes for easy viewing, and optimal angle/tilt to eliminate glare.

Monitor size limits should be respected as well. It might be possible to attach a 40-inch monitor to an arm meant for a 32-inch monitor. The 40-inch monitor may even come within the arm’s weight limit. A larger monitor will distribute weight differently, however, which could cause an arm’s tension mechanism to fail. How we test monitor armsElevation is also a must. It should be designed ergonomically to promote good posture and overall health and well-being. The material of your chosen fixture should also be durable, so you do not have to replace it constantly or put your device at risk of accidents and damages. In addition, you should have a maximum budget in mind to ensure that you do not overspend even though this add-on to your workspace is also essential. You can be slightly flexible on that, but having a cost range in mind will make your shopping easier, faster, and more fun. This product supports monitors with VESA 75 or 100 mounting systems, and the Vivo offers loads of movement flexibility. Each arm provides 180 degrees of tilt and swivel movement alongside 360-degree rotation. Height adjustments are possible via the Vivo’s central pole, and monitors work in portrait or landscape positions. Depending on the type of work you do, you may have to use multiple monitors during your day and thankfully, manufacturers have got you covered. There are a variety of things that could lead people to use a monitor arm. For some, the ergonomics (and convenience) of being able to move your monitor exactly where you want, well, it’s something that can be hard to give up. For others, the desk space being saved by taking the monitor off the desk is invaluable. When it comes to build quality, ensuring your mount is sturdy and durable is definitely something to keep in mind. If you’re looking for a monitor arm that is lightweight yet durable, we’d strongly recommend you opt for something made out of aluminum.