S Tier 07:05 Humanscale M10 Monitor Arm A Tier 00:09 AmazonBasics Single Spring Monitor Arm 00:54 Ergotron LX Dual Stacking Arm 10:04 RA Hover Series 2 Single Spring Gas Monitor Arm B Tier 02:02 AVLT HD Monitor Mount 03:19 Ergotron HX Monitor Arm 07:47 Monoprice HD Spring Arm 12:36 VIVO Premium HD Monitor Arm C Tier 05:20 Huano Single Spring Monitor Arm 06:26 Huano Dual Spring Monitor Mount 09:01 North Bayou Single Spring Monitor Mount 15:48 Wali Dual Wall Mount Monitor Arm D Tier 13:45 VIVO Basic Single Monitor Arm 14:45 Wali Dual Basic Monitor Arm F Tier 04:22 Huano Dual Monitor Stand 12:01 Suptek MD8 Monitor Arm 11:30 SHW Dual Monitor Arm
still don't understand how the VIVO Premium HD monitor arm is on B tier while i've seen its from the few that have also tension on the last part that the monitor connects.
Please add the tiers in the description or use chapters on the video. It's not clear which monitor is in S tier, can't find the timestamp, nothing in description.
Frfr now I gotta watch the video all over again because I didn't realize that he didn't put the names of each of them and what tier they were in in the description lol
@@Tacet137it's a youtube video and the most relevant information should be easily available. there's no point having to memorize or take notes, the work is already done. makes no sense to not just link the info
Thank you for making this! I've been searching for the right arm for weeks and theres honestly not that much info online comparing differnt options! Perfect timing.
I've had an arm similar to the VIVO basic (probably the same one but different brand) and can vouch for it. I've had it for about 8 years? and still works great. Now this year I've moved houses twice and all of the plastic parts started breaking (allen key holder, cable guides all of them are broken).
Using monitor arms with ultrawide monitors can be a pain because getting the horizontal leveling just right is tricky. I need my monitor closer for gaming and farther away for coding. But every time I move it to the front/back, it messes up the horizontal leveling. If you have a solution, I'm all ears!
Been using the North Bayou Dual Monitor, 22''-32'' for a two monitor setup and it's worked fantastically, not great on cable management, springs seem to hold up over time (got a single monitor version before but wanted a dual one). Single usb extension and cost around 55 it's pretty good instead of spending more than 100 on stuff that performs worse or just the same, buy something that actually can hold weight.
Hey, im looking for a single monitor arm for not more than 60€, would you recommend the basic north bayou one?? I have a 24" monitor, but i want something that is not made of plastic if ykwim
@@adlrs_55 I can't find the one I bought so I'm guessing it's been discontinued, but the f80 is similar to the dual arm but in a single configuration and it's pretty sturdy.
I've used both clamp arms (straight and articulating) and free-standing straight arms. Obviously an articulating arm allows for more precise placement, but that placement can be less secure and more prone to unintended movement and bounce. And clamp arms take up less desk space. But an articulating arm can be frustrating to get just right left to right, and repositioning the clamp always seem to be needed no matter where I first place it. Freestanding straight arms to easier to get placed just right left to right. Currently I'm trialing a pair of Mountup freestanding dual vertical stands. They have segmented vertical locations, kind of like shelf pegs, so exact height is incrementally, not infinitely adjustable, but also a lot easier to set up. I got my 39" UW low and 29" UW high placements to work just fine, and they're very secure, no bounce at all. And the plate glass is raised a bit but flat, so low things can sit on it and it's pretty much not there in terms of taking up space. Loving these so far.
I've been using the Monoprice Hydrolic Dual Arms for years, and they have held up for years. I'm sure they can be picked apart in terms of quality, but they're made of steel and the clamp is minimal. Barely takes up any space. I was looking at single arms though so I could avoid that wall-bang that BTODtv talks about, so this tier list is a great video.
Great list. I've been using a CBS wishbone that I picked up used. I like my monitors to be as static as possible so being able to tighten all the screws to make it more rigid than my desk is nice. I also love the looks of the post and the arms. The c-clamp takes up very little space.
I recently bought a vivo monitor arm and the bracket doesn’t fit into my ASUS monitor. Is this a common thing? The screw holes are sunken in a circular hole in the back of the monitor and the bracket is too big to fit onto it. I was surprised because I thought all monitors had to have the same 100x100 or 75x75mm holes in them
You keep mentioning how low quality the horizonal monitor arm's in this review were, but didn't review a higher quality alternative. Any suggestions for dual 27" and zero space behind the desk?
Hey! I'm in the same position and recently came across the Ergotron NX - a pole mount from a reputable brand. not many, but good reviews on Amazon, and one review on UA-cam both saying that it's a solid option. Will keep you updated when I order in a few weeks :)
If you’re gonna make a review and talk about price points, it’s probably a good idea to make sure you add a price to every arm in the video and not just whichever ones you feel like
i see many monitor arms that use the same design as some of these, so i fail to recognize what would make them better quality. I got a double arm with a post, and after a year with a 5kg 32" monitor and moving it every now and then, the "elbow" between both parts bacame a bit loose. Not sure if the design is similar in that part, i see these have a long post on the "elbow" to mount both together, mine has the tension adjust on the top and a bolt below, the diameter of this elbow union is about 3cm, not very much
I really want a summary video after the ranking because I want to know your final thoughts on what a consumer should buy. I am left feeling a bit lost now.
I've got the Dell MSA20 its strong af, I have two of them holding ultrawide monitors. Mainly got it because of the simple base design. BTW it just fits in the secret labs magnus xl desk too
Do all monitor arms wobble? I had a cheap one that wobbled terribly when gaming. To the point I mounted them to the wall. Unfortunately this isn't an option in my new house.
At 10:26 there are desk holes for cables, would there be a mount that can fit such hole 80mm diameter(with a 2mm edge), whilst still remaining stable flush? I have these glued in and can’t mount it on the side.
why don't any of them have a rotation lock? every time the monitor is moved closer or further away it rotates ever so slightly and is no longer parallel to the table...
I've had EVEO for a long time now, and I don't understand why is never reviewed.. I want to find a comparison for my next buy, but I can't seem to find anyone reviewing it, although I feel like it would be on the top of the list
I just ordered a monitor arm from german manfacturer Assmann with their inhouse brand Digitus. Price-wise it's entry-level, I paid 52 € (57 $ US). It should arrive in the next couple days. I hope I'm as satisfied with it as I am with their on-table monitor stand which I bought like 15 years ago for a similar price and am still using.
I'm using the Invision MX900, they cost €90 and can hold 2x12kg monitors (equal to 2 Samsung ultrawide G9's), they're build much better than many more expensive options and are the most sturdy arms I've ever used. Might be worth testing.
Potential silly question I have 2 north bayou arms Both of them I struggle to rotate. I can rotate them, but it requires so much force. How do I make it as smooth as what I saw in this video?
How come you haven't made any triple monitor arm reviews? I'm interested in particular in the Duronic DM553, since it's the only triple arm where the center monitor can be moved forward and backward, but can't find any videos about this!
Definitely two singles. If you go for a single mount, you either won't have enough reach to get both monitors where you want them, or you'll have to drill a hole in the middle of your desk, limiting the desk space available. I have two L desks with 3 monitors on each (one for my work PC, one for my personal PC), and I got 6 single arms, 100% happy with my decision.
Nice video. So my desk is very close to the wall. It’s about 3.5 inches away from the wall. I have one 32” monitor that I want to keep dead center and one 27” monitor that I want to the side of the 32” and angled toward me. What stand would recommend ? Thanks !
not to be rude but this is so useless without a summary at the end/name on the list. you expect me to watch this video 3 times to get the actual information i came here for?
I own 2 Vivo basic (single) arms. They 'just work' for 24 and 27". Don't expect to move the monitor around. The idea is to leave your monitor in a fixed position
@@LightYagami675S The space used. My particular scenario I had both arms to the sides to a bigger monitor that was in the middle of my desk. Due to lack of space to mount all 3 monitor stands. My side monitors were 'hanging mid air' (or so to say). These arms were on the desk's edge. I've never used a dual arm. However I'd think it's a hassle as one arm would determine it's both monitor positions
I'm currently using a Asus PG35vq (35inch ultrawide. its rather heavy at 13.6 kg (kilograms) 29.98 lbs (pounds). which I beleive makes it heavier than the samsung g9..... I'm wondering if the ergotron hx issues will present themselves with my monitor
I've got a North Bayou with a post and aside from it being fussy when I need to adjust it I do like it, but they don't seem to sell this model any more. I keep looking at the Amazon Basics because it seems to handle adjustments better but I don't think it's going to be a big enough improvement to justify spending 3x the money.
Max = maximum = the upper limit of something. The max supported monitor weight of the arm he's talking about is 19.8 lb. Hence, maxing out = attaching a 19.8 lb monitor to the arm.
@@ByTheRiverHelge Weight. Thank you. I know what maxing out means but in the video it sounded vague. after googling it I still didn't find anything. Could be size, could have to do with the stand.. No clue. Thanks.
Are there any good wall mounted solutions that do not require a lot of space behind the monitor? Closest thing i can think of is Multibrackets Flexarm but it doesnt provide all degrees of movement.
Is there any good way to have a single monitor arm that can support 1 horizontal 32in monitor on the bottom, 1 27in monitor above that, and 27inch vertical monitor to the left (or right) of those two monitors? I feel like I keep coming up short in either weight or size or form factor.
So i have a specific problem. I´d ideally want a monitor arm, a laptop arm and a really stable keyboard + mouse arm on one pole. Monitor and keyboard arm can also be one, but not super beneficial for my use case. The thing is i want every arms head to be able to rotate 90 degrees down. Haven´t seen any products that fit my needs yet. Are you aware of any viable options?
Would be nice that you also review Herman Miller arms and desks, even if they suck. Mainly because it's a brand that is well know for office purposes, even if they don't dominate all areas
Are there any stands that allow me to stack two 27" monitors on top of each other and have the ability to switch them around easily (move top to bottom and vice versa). I wanna use my IPS for work during the day and switch to my OLED at night. I have a 55" tv to my left, so no room to have them side by side.
I got the Mount-It! - Single Monitor Arm Desk Mount from Best Buy for 80$. Been using it for a year and its practically all metal. Holds well and holds cabvles well, well, as long as they arent mega thicc lol
Im torn between the Ergotron Hx or the Humanscale m10 for my Samsung Odyssey Ark 2nd gen. Cost is not a concern, I'm leaning towards the Humanscale, what wld you recommend...?
If cost isn't a concern and you want the best of the best....then Humanscale. But the Ergotron HX will get you 80% there for 50% less money, but you said money wasn't an issue so those are typically who jump up to the Humanscale -Greg
I just bought 2x HP P34HC curved 34" Ultrawide 4K monitors (head weight=17.3 lb), I have an adjustable sit/stand desk, I'm planning on keeping the monitors in 1x landscape and 1x portrait config, and I want a grommet-mount dual-arm setup in an all-white minimalist esthetique. If the specs on a mount say 2x30" monitors, would that work for my 2x34" since 1 of the monitors will be in portait config (not as wide), or does that rating have something to do with centre of gravity or something? Is there a dual-arm mount that you would recommend for this setup? I don't want garbage, but I can't afford a $750 Ergotron. Thank you.
Hello this is quite off topic, I’ve been having an eye on the razer fujin chair by razer but haven’t came across a review video. I was wondering if you would be able to do a review of it. Thank you !
Watch Next: The Last Video You'll Need Before Buying a Monitor Arm - ua-cam.com/video/oDAL_nmbZ6M/v-deo.html
If someone was looking to build a home office in an rv, what monitor arm would you recommend? Price not being a factor.
S Tier
07:05 Humanscale M10 Monitor Arm
A Tier
00:09 AmazonBasics Single Spring Monitor Arm
00:54 Ergotron LX Dual Stacking Arm
10:04 RA Hover Series 2 Single Spring Gas Monitor Arm
B Tier
02:02 AVLT HD Monitor Mount
03:19 Ergotron HX Monitor Arm
07:47 Monoprice HD Spring Arm
12:36 VIVO Premium HD Monitor Arm
C Tier
05:20 Huano Single Spring Monitor Arm
06:26 Huano Dual Spring Monitor Mount
09:01 North Bayou Single Spring Monitor Mount
15:48 Wali Dual Wall Mount Monitor Arm
D Tier
13:45 VIVO Basic Single Monitor Arm
14:45 Wali Dual Basic Monitor Arm
F Tier
04:22 Huano Dual Monitor Stand
12:01 Suptek MD8 Monitor Arm
11:30 SHW Dual Monitor Arm
ty honestly didn't want to watch a 16 min long video on monitor arms
this should be in the descriptions, whos the idiot running this channel
bro out here doing gods work
Cheers mate.
still don't understand how the VIVO Premium HD monitor arm is on B tier while i've seen its from the few that have also tension on the last part that the monitor connects.
Please add the tiers in the description or use chapters on the video. It's not clear which monitor is in S tier, can't find the timestamp, nothing in description.
Frfr now I gotta watch the video all over again because I didn't realize that he didn't put the names of each of them and what tier they were in in the description lol
Fr I don't know why he didn't do this
It was the Humanscale M10 that he put in the S tier. Time stamp is 7:05
Damn modern humans, no working memory, no ability to take notes
@@Tacet137it's a youtube video and the most relevant information should be easily available. there's no point having to memorize or take notes, the work is already done. makes no sense to not just link the info
I still have 2 of those vivo mounts. One since 2016 and the other 2017. Both holding 34" ultrawides for 7 yrs.
Thank you for making this! I've been searching for the right arm for weeks and theres honestly not that much info online comparing differnt options! Perfect timing.
wall mount monitor arms are missing here
12:05 Achievement Unlocked: Almost killed by a monitor arm
I've had an arm similar to the VIVO basic (probably the same one but different brand) and can vouch for it.
I've had it for about 8 years? and still works great.
Now this year I've moved houses twice and all of the plastic parts started breaking (allen key holder, cable guides all of them are broken).
Thanks for a great look at different arms. Definitely helping to make some purchasing decisions.
Using monitor arms with ultrawide monitors can be a pain because getting the horizontal leveling just right is tricky. I need my monitor closer for gaming and farther away for coding. But every time I move it to the front/back, it messes up the horizontal leveling. If you have a solution, I'm all ears!
3d printed swingaway kickstands on the bottom ends of the monitor?
ergotron hx has 2 versions, HD and non HD (heavy duty), the non HD version works with my lg c2 42" and lighter monitors
Would love a review of the Herman Miller Ollin monitor arm if possible!
I lost it when you punched the desk with the monitor arms mounted on the walls hahaha. great video thanks
Been using the North Bayou Dual Monitor, 22''-32'' for a two monitor setup and it's worked fantastically, not great on cable management, springs seem to hold up over time (got a single monitor version before but wanted a dual one). Single usb extension and cost around 55 it's pretty good instead of spending more than 100 on stuff that performs worse or just the same, buy something that actually can hold weight.
Hey, im looking for a single monitor arm for not more than 60€, would you recommend the basic north bayou one?? I have a 24" monitor, but i want something that is not made of plastic if ykwim
@@adlrs_55 I can't find the one I bought so I'm guessing it's been discontinued, but the f80 is similar to the dual arm but in a single configuration and it's pretty sturdy.
@@battokizu ok tysm🫶🏼
I've used both clamp arms (straight and articulating) and free-standing straight arms. Obviously an articulating arm allows for more precise placement, but that placement can be less secure and more prone to unintended movement and bounce. And clamp arms take up less desk space. But an articulating arm can be frustrating to get just right left to right, and repositioning the clamp always seem to be needed no matter where I first place it. Freestanding straight arms to easier to get placed just right left to right. Currently I'm trialing a pair of Mountup freestanding dual vertical stands. They have segmented vertical locations, kind of like shelf pegs, so exact height is incrementally, not infinitely adjustable, but also a lot easier to set up. I got my 39" UW low and 29" UW high placements to work just fine, and they're very secure, no bounce at all. And the plate glass is raised a bit but flat, so low things can sit on it and it's pretty much not there in terms of taking up space. Loving these so far.
I've been using the Monoprice Hydrolic Dual Arms for years, and they have held up for years. I'm sure they can be picked apart in terms of quality, but they're made of steel and the clamp is minimal. Barely takes up any space.
I was looking at single arms though so I could avoid that wall-bang that BTODtv talks about, so this tier list is a great video.
Great list. I've been using a CBS wishbone that I picked up used. I like my monitors to be as static as possible so being able to tighten all the screws to make it more rigid than my desk is nice. I also love the looks of the post and the arms. The c-clamp takes up very little space.
I think Ive found a new Favourite UA-cam channel, thanks for answering all the thoughts in my head about monitor arms and cable management
Once again, you are not including the LG Ergo Arm in your reviews… Have you seriously never checked it out? It’s incredible and unique.
Stacked arrangement is really underrated. It's nice to see it mentioned.
Dual stacked UltraWide monitors would be S tier arrangement :) -Greg
which arm is best for 2 monitors 27 and 34' stacked??@@btodtv
Im not shure about that :/ a had been working with 2x 32 inch stacked and OH BOY my neck protest to continue this jurne :D
What arm do you recommend for the Samsung g9 57 inch?
I recently bought a vivo monitor arm and the bracket doesn’t fit into my ASUS monitor. Is this a common thing? The screw holes are sunken in a circular hole in the back of the monitor and the bracket is too big to fit onto it. I was surprised because I thought all monitors had to have the same 100x100 or 75x75mm holes in them
What kind of Asus monitor do you have?
You might need to remove something on the back of the Asus monitor
16:58 16:58 16:58
Are you guys planning on doing a standing desk ranking video that include the flexispot E7 in the near future?
Probably not in the near future, but within the first few months of 2024 -Greg
You keep mentioning how low quality the horizonal monitor arm's in this review were, but didn't review a higher quality alternative.
Any suggestions for dual 27" and zero space behind the desk?
Hey! I'm in the same position and recently came across the Ergotron NX - a pole mount from a reputable brand. not many, but good reviews on Amazon, and one review on UA-cam both saying that it's a solid option. Will keep you updated when I order in a few weeks :)
Apologies just remembered you're looking for dual monitors RIP
Which arms would you recommend for a 27" triple monitor setup?
Would've loved to see Dell's MSA20/MDA20 monitor arms to see how they stack up.
Same, I have the AW 32 inch and I keep coming back to this arm. Iv read that it’s very stable and no wobble when typing. That’s important to me
Do they mess up your table
If you’re gonna make a review and talk about price points, it’s probably a good idea to make sure you add a price to every arm in the video and not just whichever ones you feel like
Too lazy to pop over to Amazon and check it out yourself?
@@_BrodyChambers_ shouldn’t have to, I’m watching a review video and they are failing to properly review
9:55 What is that triangular wall covering'
i see many monitor arms that use the same design as some of these, so i fail to recognize what would make them better quality. I got a double arm with a post, and after a year with a 5kg 32" monitor and moving it every now and then, the "elbow" between both parts bacame a bit loose. Not sure if the design is similar in that part, i see these have a long post on the "elbow" to mount both together, mine has the tension adjust on the top and a bolt below, the diameter of this elbow union is about 3cm, not very much
Time stamps when ?
I really want a summary video after the ranking because I want to know your final thoughts on what a consumer should buy. I am left feeling a bit lost now.
can u do a dual 32" monitor tier list? or recommend a S-tier one?
For a 49” Samsung oled which arm would you recommend? Thank you.
I've got the Dell MSA20 its strong af, I have two of them holding ultrawide monitors. Mainly got it because of the simple base design. BTW it just fits in the secret labs magnus xl desk too
16:54 Everything is blocked by end card.
Have you review their Magnus Dual monitor arms?
Do all monitor arms wobble? I had a cheap one that wobbled terribly when gaming. To the point I mounted them to the wall. Unfortunately this isn't an option in my new house.
weird question but what size is that mousepad, it looks really nice
Awesome vid!
Make a lost specific for heavy monitors. I have two and I want to stack them 😁
At 10:26 there are desk holes for cables, would there be a mount that can fit such hole 80mm diameter(with a 2mm edge), whilst still remaining stable flush? I have these glued in and can’t mount it on the side.
thank you
You're welcome -Greg
What is your opinion about ergotron tace dual? Is it worth to buy it?
should've categorized the arms in the description by tiers so those interested don't have to re-watch the video to find the arm they liked
why don't any of them have a rotation lock? every time the monitor is moved closer or further away it rotates ever so slightly and is no longer parallel to the table...
I've had EVEO for a long time now, and I don't understand why is never reviewed.. I want to find a comparison for my next buy, but I can't seem to find anyone reviewing it, although I feel like it would be on the top of the list
This list doesn't have the amazon best selling HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand. How come?
How about this Dual Monitor Mount F7D/F8LD?
what about the hemyix dual arm montor stand the price is 43 $ dollar
I just ordered a monitor arm from german manfacturer Assmann with their inhouse brand Digitus. Price-wise it's entry-level, I paid 52 € (57 $ US). It should arrive in the next couple days. I hope I'm as satisfied with it as I am with their on-table monitor stand which I bought like 15 years ago for a similar price and am still using.
Interesting name.... -Greg
@@btodtv I don't have the slightest little bit of an idea what's so interesting about it. "Digitus" is just a normal name 😅😉
@@Cobinjahe is referring to "ASSman(n)"
I'm using the Invision MX900, they cost €90 and can hold 2x12kg monitors (equal to 2 Samsung ultrawide G9's), they're build much better than many more expensive options and are the most sturdy arms I've ever used.
Might be worth testing.
That product is essentially the Huano Dual Spring. It would definitely not support an ultrawide -Greg
Potential silly question
I have 2 north bayou arms
Both of them I struggle to rotate. I can rotate them, but it requires so much force. How do I make it as smooth as what I saw in this video?
Better question, what monitor has the least amount of monitor shake or wobble, I stand all the time, and have to find a good solution
How come you haven't made any triple monitor arm reviews? I'm interested in particular in the Duronic DM553, since it's the only triple arm where the center monitor can be moved forward and backward, but can't find any videos about this!
What type of mount arms do you recommend for a L shape desk for dual monitors? Best to go with 2 singles or do a dual arm mount?
Definitely two singles. If you go for a single mount, you either won't have enough reach to get both monitors where you want them, or you'll have to drill a hole in the middle of your desk, limiting the desk space available. I have two L desks with 3 monitors on each (one for my work PC, one for my personal PC), and I got 6 single arms, 100% happy with my decision.
Nice video. So my desk is very close to the wall. It’s about 3.5 inches away from the wall. I have one 32” monitor that I want to keep dead center and one 27” monitor that I want to the side of the 32” and angled toward me. What stand would recommend ? Thanks !
Using the drill at 8:30 without hand threading first, physically hurt me.
Any thoughts on the Ergotron Trace?
No, but that looks very interesting. Especially for wire concealment and those with depth issues from desk or wall space -Greg
Have you heard of or tried the quarx dual monitor stand
Are there any options to wall mount two (2) 49" Samsung Ultrawide monitors?
I simply need a straight pole monitor arm that slides the monitor up and down. I can’t stand these offset poles. What’s my solution??
I have a 38" lg monitor. What arm would you recommend?
any suggestion for how to mount apple display 30 inch ? Thanks
not to be rude but this is so useless without a summary at the end/name on the list. you expect me to watch this video 3 times to get the actual information i came here for?
Have you tested the Ergotron NX?
I need something with a deeper c clamp due to desk framing being in the way.
Which arm has a deep c clamp?
I own 2 Vivo basic (single) arms. They 'just work' for 24 and 27". Don't expect to move the monitor around. The idea is to leave your monitor in a fixed position
so you bought the single version then added another arm? does it look any different than the original dual version?
@@LightYagami675S The space used. My particular scenario I had both arms to the sides to a bigger monitor that was in the middle of my desk. Due to lack of space to mount all 3 monitor stands. My side monitors were 'hanging mid air' (or so to say).
These arms were on the desk's edge.
I've never used a dual arm. However I'd think it's a hassle as one arm would determine it's both monitor positions
Can you do a video on purely wall mounted arms!
Would be curious how many are interested in that, hopefully they'll comment as well! -Greg
I'm currently using a Asus PG35vq (35inch ultrawide. its rather heavy at 13.6 kg (kilograms) 29.98 lbs (pounds). which I beleive makes it heavier than the samsung g9..... I'm wondering if the ergotron hx issues will present themselves with my monitor
I think your team should try out the Dell MSA20 monitor arm. It's the best monitor arm I came across in terms of quality and ease of setup.
Yeah I believe we should look at it as well. Looking like it has solid cable management -Greg
It looks like a great arm, I just with it had an additional setting to lock it in place or a tensioner to keep it from swinging too easily once setup.
I've got a North Bayou with a post and aside from it being fussy when I need to adjust it I do like it, but they don't seem to sell this model any more. I keep looking at the Amazon Basics because it seems to handle adjustments better but I don't think it's going to be a big enough improvement to justify spending 3x the money.
9:46 Excuse me as I am not familiar with the nomenclature here, but what does Maxing Out mean?
Max = maximum = the upper limit of something. The max supported monitor weight of the arm he's talking about is 19.8 lb. Hence, maxing out = attaching a 19.8 lb monitor to the arm.
@@ByTheRiverHelge Weight. Thank you. I know what maxing out means but in the video it sounded vague. after googling it I still didn't find anything. Could be size, could have to do with the stand.. No clue. Thanks.
Are there any good wall mounted solutions that do not require a lot of space behind the monitor? Closest thing i can think of is Multibrackets Flexarm but it doesnt provide all degrees of movement.
Is there any good way to have a single monitor arm that can support 1 horizontal 32in monitor on the bottom, 1 27in monitor above that, and 27inch vertical monitor to the left (or right) of those two monitors? I feel like I keep coming up short in either weight or size or form factor.
So i have a specific problem. I´d ideally want a monitor arm, a laptop arm and a really stable keyboard + mouse arm on one pole. Monitor and keyboard arm can also be one, but not super beneficial for my use case. The thing is i want every arms head to be able to rotate 90 degrees down. Haven´t seen any products that fit my needs yet. Are you aware of any viable options?
I know a few but they ain't cheap thats why I don't have it lol😅
should review the ergear single monitor arm for the 90 bucks it seems like a great deal even compared to the vivo hd
I think I’m gonna go with the huano single spring do you think this is the best budget single arm or is there better options?
Would be nice that you also review Herman Miller arms and desks, even if they suck. Mainly because it's a brand that is well know for office purposes, even if they don't dominate all areas
Why cant I use a 34" monitor with an arm thats made for 32"?
U gotta be trollin
@@NINJA_INVESTORS Im not.
what the best arm monitor for thick desk?
What is the model/brand of the white desk with the black legs used near the end of the video?? I’m looking for something like that for my setup
That is the our BTOD KANE Desk -Greg
@@btodtv thank you Greg 🙏🏼 I appreciate it
Which one do you guys recommend i bought a lg c4 tv 42 inch and im trying to make my monitor go above it my monitor is 32 inch
Are there any stands that allow me to stack two 27" monitors on top of each other and have the ability to switch them around easily (move top to bottom and vice versa).
I wanna use my IPS for work during the day and switch to my OLED at night.
I have a 55" tv to my left, so no room to have them side by side.
Can you test the Bewiser S1020? It seems to be one of the only arms than works with the g9 57.
Timestamps? please
Can you please add tier info along with the links? Helps folks like us who forget easily 😁
I got the Mount-It! - Single Monitor Arm Desk Mount from Best Buy for 80$. Been using it for a year and its practically all metal. Holds well and holds cabvles well, well, as long as they arent mega thicc lol
I'm still trying to find my answer for the ncihest of set ups: what is a good arm for stacked ultrawides.
That would be an epic set up for sure -Greg
Im torn between the Ergotron Hx or the Humanscale m10 for my Samsung Odyssey Ark 2nd gen. Cost is not a concern, I'm leaning towards the Humanscale, what wld you recommend...?
If cost isn't a concern and you want the best of the best....then Humanscale. But the Ergotron HX will get you 80% there for 50% less money, but you said money wasn't an issue so those are typically who jump up to the Humanscale -Greg
Humanscale is a beast 💪
i am looking for an arm that holds an 42" Oled with max distance, maybe even further then the table is. can you recommand something?
Interested to see you guys review Flo monitor arms and atlas desk from Herman miller.
Solid tier list, but I'm wondering about the Ergotron MXV. Any specific reason it didn't make your top picks?
That is very similar to the LX, you just don't have the flexibility of the range of post lengths -Greg
Very helpful...Thank you!
Very informative video.
Does anyone have any recommendations on a dual mount that does not use c clamp, my desk does not have the right edge for me to use a c-clamp
I just bought 2x HP P34HC curved 34" Ultrawide 4K monitors (head weight=17.3 lb), I have an adjustable sit/stand desk, I'm planning on keeping the monitors in 1x landscape and 1x portrait config, and I want a grommet-mount dual-arm setup in an all-white minimalist esthetique. If the specs on a mount say 2x30" monitors, would that work for my 2x34" since 1 of the monitors will be in portait config (not as wide), or does that rating have something to do with centre of gravity or something? Is there a dual-arm mount that you would recommend for this setup? I don't want garbage, but I can't afford a $750 Ergotron. Thank you.
You guys should take a look at the Dell MSA20 monitor arms, they're super high quality
Do you have any idea about the ricoo ts3811 if it's worth or not ??
It seems the Amazonbasic monitor arm is discontinued.
Hello this is quite off topic, I’ve been having an eye on the razer fujin chair by razer but haven’t came across a review video. I was wondering if you would be able to do a review of it. Thank you !
Why are you interested in that chair? -Greg
@@btodtv because I’ve never used a mesh chair and the razer fujin recently came out and I don’t know if the quality is good for that price
I haven't used it, but won't be surprised when/if the cost to value lacks significantly on that chair. Comfort as well -Greg
@@btodtv okay thank you so much on your thoughts😁