HUANUO Single Monitor Arm, Tall Computer Monitor Stand for 13–32 inch Screens Holds 4.4-19.8 lbs, Adjustable Monitor Mount Gas Spring Full Motion with C-Clamp & Grommet Base, VESA 75x75 or 100x100mm

Works well, high quality, lots of free range movement.

The only downside I noticed with this product is that there isn't a tightener on the joint that rotates the monitor to face the left and right. If it did, it would be perfect.The installation guide didn't mention it, but for the c-clamp mount, you need to screw in the shortest fine threaded screw into the tip of the threaded rod with the knob in order to keep 04 on.I would recommend the c-clamp mount, but either way, I recommend installing it offset from where the monitor will be because then it will be easiest to move it. I have mine installed 17" from the center of the monitor and that seems to be just right. If you try to install it close and 1) the vertical beam will get in the way and 2) the arm will stick out the back and hit a wall or be in the way.Also, be sure to use the spacers or the mounting screws will be too long.Very little shaking from vibrations with a 27" monitor. It it very sturdy with both the c-clamp and the grommet mount. The c-clamp mount is very broad so it is very sturdy, and doesn't jut out over the edge at all.This would be nice in a galvanized steel finish, but the black is second best.

I just installed this, so can't comment on how it holds up. Overall I'm pleased with it's functionality and the price, which was less than their standard one-arm jawn.Here's what I can tell you:-felt much more solid once I drilled a hole through my desk. Using the clamp was fine -- didn't feel like it was going to come off or anything -- but much more solid once drilled into place.-the joint where the upper arm meets the lower one (the elbow) was VERY STIFF out of the box. So much that I didn't think that part moved and was disappointed.Most of the other points of movement can be adjusted with a hex, but not the elbow.However, I gave it a STRONG pull and it moved ...and once I swung it back and forth a few times it loosened up, just fine.- adjusting the gas piston went well. I had to dial it all the way down to the lowest setting. Using a 24" "landscape" monitor.- The riser bar could be very useful. I've learned from these products that sometimes there's just a limitation in where you can put the monitor. Everything can be perfect except you may need to move the monitor down or up. And when you do, it starts throwing everything off. However with this one you can get it where you want it and then just slide it up and down the pole.- The extra distance it provides was exactly what I needed. I was able to mount it on the rear corner of my desk and pull the monitor over so that it's on the left of my primary monitor. Seems pretty perfect.- the overall fit and finish is not as nice as their dual arm or probably their single arm models. Especially the base where it mounts. That said, it didn't bother me because once installed it just blends in to the background. Some may even prefer the more minimal base rather than the chonky one that you get with the dual arm and the standard single arm.

Worked perfectly as described

This mount is fantastic. Very well built and works perfect. I give it a 100% rating. Not the junk you would expect for the price. It holds up my monitor (21”) with ease. Buy it!!!

It was super easy to set up but watch your weight. I thought I could get away with my Phillips 18.66 lb curved monitor on this 19.8 lb max arm. I can't. the tilt is as tight as it can be and it still tips down. guess I'll have to try for a heavy duty version.

Great arm for its price. Easy installation. All was in place within 10 minutes. Used for 34” ultra wide Dell monitor.

Absolutely terrible. I bought their dual monitor stand - no problems with that at all. Bought their single stand shown here. Awful. The joint that swivels left right will not stay in the same place unless it’s straight on. And you can’t tighten this joint for some reason. After messing around with it for about an hour you can maybe get it to stay at an okay spot (still not close to ideal), but if you decide to move it even a little, the whole monitor swings over and you have to do it all again. Anything besides essentially a 180 degree from the arm is impossible. It’s so annoying and frustrating to deal with. Spend your money elsewhere.