MOUNTUP Single Monitor Stands, Freestanding VESA Monitor Desk Mount fits 13'' to 32'' Computer Screen with Height Adjustable, Swivel, Tilt, Rotation, Holds up to 17.6 lbs, VESA 75x75/100x100 MU0023

This product is very well made. It is a little heavy, so buyer beware, if you are using a flimsy/ small desk it may not be right for you since it takes up a good deal of space compared to other bases.It was not difficult to set up, and contained all tools, and fit right on my Dell monitor.

I had previously purchased six of these for a community center and now I have them in my home to clean up my multimonitor layout. They are hard to adjust the first time, but they hold position well and are sturdy. I have V7 monitors and I will advise you that the mount may not work well with this manufacturer. The power and video inputs are close to the VESA mount. The good news is that the base can be swiveled to help open up space for cables. But one of my monitors has the inputs positioned directly under the mount plate and for that one, I had to fashion rails to extend the mount several inches away. There is another important point. These mounts have the most height, almost 18 inches. If you want to open your desk space and keep your back and neck straight, you will appreciate the height.

I had an old, smaller HD screen I wanted to use as a monitor. The original table top stand was flimsy and precarious. I ordered the MOUNTUP Single Monitor Stand to replace it.Not going to knock stars off for assembly ease. There were no actual issues, the instructions were accurate, the screws and fittings were all perfectly labelled / separately packaged and easily identified. The only thing needed was a cross-head screwdriver. If you put together anything on your own, that shouldn't be any inconvenience.I *love* that I can tilt the monitor on the stand without any balance issues. The stand weighs just enough to give confidence that it will maintain forward balance without leaning forward or back. The design of the mount point and stand base actually give a very solid center of gravity and balance. I'm very pleased and confident in the sturdiness. Raising the monitor and securing height and tilt are simple and there are even holders to keep the two tools necessary right on the stand and out of the way. Would buy again.

Except for the effort required to tighten the bolt that controls the ease of adjustment in the tilt, this is a very nice monitor stand for the price.ProsNicely coatedVery stableProperly weighted baseGood instructionsTools includedConsTilt requires extreme effort (consider using a finer thread on the bolt and nut?)Provided Philips screwdriver too large for smaller VESA screws

Good for the priceOnly thing you should know is that to adjust it up or down you have to loosen bolt and tighten again. But that’s not a problem for me since I never move themAlso be careful when installing/adjusting height because as you loosen the bolt the monitor will come down

Easy to assemble, sturdy and does what it is supposed to do.

I bought this thinking that it would drop my monitor to the bottom with out any real support from the stand other than it holding it up. The reason why I say this is because I'm using an armoire and the monitor I had bought was to tall with the stand to fit inside and the only stand that could slide all the way down and give me control was this one and maybe one other. This stand says it can only support up to 13" to 32" and 17.6lbs. The monitor I had bought is 40" wide and 28 pounds. It is working with out a problem I even tried to push down on it to see if it would drop down and it did not. It's very strong and even the tilt holds up nicely you just have to make sure you tighten it enough to hold the monitor. I've read reviews that say it doesn't support a normal monitor with in the specs and they show proof of misalignment of the screws used for the base. I didn't have this issue so it would seem this was an issue before but now it's fixed? If so the company should really put something up saying so but that's just my two cents worth.

Looks to be a good stand with easy assembly. But, be warned that it only comes with 2 lengths of M4 screws to attach the VESA bracket. The inexpensive Vizio TV I bought (VFD32M-0807) requires M6x10mm screws. So, now I have to go to Lowes or Home Depot, or order 20 of these from Amazon to complete the mounting. I don't believe this is mentioned in the listing or detailed specifications on Amazon.