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Monitor Arms: Single and Dual Desk Mounts
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items #ad 10 monitor arms for desk work: 7 single arms and 3 dual arms, plus 2 Ergocrew guides and 1 OSHA page. At ergocrew.com we compare the published specs of home-office gear side by side; these were picked on screen size range, stated weight limit and...
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Single Arms
Dual Arms
Before You Buy
Single Arms
Pick one: seven arms that hold one screen.
The single arm in this group that lists separate flat and curved weight limits. The listing says it fits flat or curved screens up to 34 inches, carries 26.4 lbs for a flat screen and 19.8 lbs for a curved one, and uses 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA hol...
WALI Single Monitor Arm
The HUANUO single arm with a stated 19.8 lb ceiling. The listing gives 13 to 32-inch screens of 4.4 to 19.8 lbs on 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA, tilt from -50° to +85°, a 90° swivel each way and 360° rotation, and a clamp and grommet base. My pick if y...
HUANUO FlowLift Single Monitor Arm
The MechaSpring version of the HUANUO arm. The listing names a MechaSpring in place of a gas spring, for 13 to 32-inch screens of 4.4 to 15.4 lbs on 75x75mm or 100x100mm VESA, and says to mount it only on wood desks 0.59 to 3.54 inches thick. My pick...
HUANUO FlowLift Pro Monitor Arm
The mechanical-spring single arm here, described as a replacement for a gas spring. The listing says it holds monitors up to 32 inches on 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA, with ±90° rotation, -25° to 90° tilt and 230mm of height travel, plus C-clamp and gr...
NB SmooVex Monitor Arm
The single arm in this group built for ultrawide screens. The listing says it carries up to 22 lbs on 75x75mm or 100x100mm VESA, fits 13 to 32-inch screens and ultrawides up to 38 inches, rotates for portrait or landscape, and rises up to 16 inches o...
VIVO Single Ultrawide Monitor Arm
The gas-spring single arm here with a stated reach. The listing says it supports 4.4 to 15.4 lb monitors and needs its tension set to the screen weight, with -90° to +85° tilt, ±90° swivel, 360° rotation and up to 20.5 inches of extension on C-clamp ...
Amazon Basics Gas Spring Monitor Arm
The single arm here rated for screens up to 35 inches. The listing says it carries up to 24.25 lbs on 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA, reaches 18.7 inches high and extends 21.65 inches, and installs with a tool-free C-clamp or a grommet on tops up to 3.85...
Suptek Single Monitor Arm
Dual Arms
Pick one: three arms that hold two screens side by side.
The spring-adjusted dual arm in this group. The listing says it fits two 17 to 32-inch flat or curved screens of 4.4 to 19.8 lbs each on 75x75mm or 100x100mm VESA, adjusts without tools, and turns 180° with 360° rotation, and notes the back of the ar...
VIVO Dual Monitor Arm
The dual arm here for lighter screens. The listing says it fits flat and curved screens of 4.4 to 17.6 lbs and 17 to 32 inches on 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA, with 135° tilt, 180° swivel and 360° rotation on each arm so the two screens move independen...
MOUNTUP Dual Monitor Arm
The dual arm here for larger screens. The listing says it holds two 13 to 40-inch screens weighing up to 26.4 lbs on 75x75mm or 100x100mm VESA, with solid aluminum arms, a larger base and a dual C-clamp design, and arms that are longer and taller. My...
HUANUO Dual Monitor Arm
Before You Buy
Two Ergocrew guides and one OSHA page on fit and screen placement.
Read this before choosing an arm. It says to check the spec sheet against two things you can measure at home: the back of your monitor, for the VESA pattern and weight, and the edge of your desk, for the thickness of the desktop. It also notes that a...
Choosing a Monitor Arm
I added this because a VESA label is easy to over-read. It says the label only means the holes can line up, so the arm's own weight rating, the shape of the monitor's back and the desk still decide the fit. It also says a monitor with no holes needs ...
Does a VESA Label Mean It Fits?
OSHA's monitor page is the placement check for any arm. It says to put the monitor directly in front of you, at least 20 inches away, with the top line of the screen at or below eye level. It also says to keep the screen perpendicular to a window, an...
OSHA: Where to Put the Monitor