WALI TV Wall Mount Full Motion for 13-32 inch Monitor (1330LM), Black

It's a good VESA mount and well worth the money. It was easily installed and secured. I made a dumb mistake, and drove the "B" screws into the back of the TV. This displaced the mounting bar into which the top 2 screws go. Well, the TV is pretty light, so I mixed up some golf club repair epoxy and just epoxied the plate to the TV. I put in the bottom 2 "A" screws, let it set, and the result is rock solid. The TV arm is very adjustable, good amount of tilt, and very solid. I used it in a building that isn't quite level, and has wonky walls, but they are still solid timber. I couldn't get the mount exactly level but the TV mount tilts and holds its position. I was able to achieve a perfect-looking TV placement despite the old building. Very happy with this item!

I quite like this mount as an inexpensive, single stud option for mounting small monitors. I originally bought this to mount a Dell 24" monitor over a desk in my bedroom, and it worked well enough that when I needed another mount for an old Alienware monitor I was setting up for my kids, I purchased another. The construction seems more than sufficient for the size of monitor you're likely to mount. I have used it with my Dell monitor for several years without issue. I do not typically use the rotation or articulation features on a day-to-day basis, but when needed I have not noticed any issue with them. The rotation feature is firm enough out-of-the-box that it does not need adjustment and holds the monitor stable without droop. The center of the VESA mount is approx 3 inches from the stud mount when folded "flat". The height of the mount itself Both my monitors had a 100x100 VESA pattern and this fit each without issue. IIRC, I used the hardware included with the monitor to mount the adapter, and then there are suitable lag screws and fixing bolts included with the product for mounting. Two nice-to-have features: first, the bottom bolt hole is a wide oval, allowing some adjustment to ensure level mounting. Due to the rotation on the attachment itself, perfect leveling isn't necessary, but I appreciate that the product allows me to get as close to perfect as possible. Second, I find the attachment system to be decently designed -- you attach the monitor via the metal spider, which then hangs on the articulating arm via a few study tabs, and is fixed in place with two small bolts at the bottom. It's one of the simpler systems I've seen, and feels reliably stable even before you add the bolts. That said, you'll want to make sure you mount the base such that the tabs are pointing upwards (you could feasibly "make it work" with them pointing downwards, but honestly better to take off and remount if you've made this mistake to prevent possibly dropping your monitor during installation/removal). You will put some nice-sized holes in your stud with this monitor, but it feels like a reasonable size for the lag screws was chosen -- not oversized but large enough to inspire confidence. I have not needed to move either mount that I've installed, so hard to speak about bolt quality, but I had no issues installing them with power tools that had appropriate torque settings and the right socket size. I would strongly consider this stand for future mounting needs unless I had some kind of specific use case not met by it.

5 years strong holding up my 34in MSI Curved monitor. Drill it into a stud and you can move it around to exactly where you want. Being able to rotate it to easily get to the display ports is also really helpful. Highly recommend. I just moved and am upgrading my monitor now and I'm sticking with the same trusty mount as it is that good. Very easy to move to the new house since it folds up. The bolts are giant tho. Easy to install once you drill the pilot holes. Extremely secure. It squeeks a little when moving. But I've not really noticed and it never bothered me. Mounting on a curved monitor required some washers to make it sit right. Not the mounts fault. Just a heads up for any curved monitor users.

This is for the dual monitor wall mount. I have a 27" and 24" monitor, and I have been using the mount for around 2 months now. After some trial and error I enjoy my desk space much more! Since this review is lengthy I included a TL;DR. I thought a comprehensive review would be helpful to anyone wanting the wall mount, since there is not really a lot of detailed reviews for this particular model. Hopefully this helps someone! ****************************************************************** TL;DR ****************************************************************** This mount is awesome! Just be sure to buy proper mounting anchors (I used 1/4" toggle bolts) for your application and you will not be disappointed. Don't use cables that are larger in diameter than what your monitor came with. If you lose the adjustment tool you can use a #2 screwdriver and a 5mm hex key instead. It might be easier to use a standard screwdriver anyway. ****************************************************************** Pros ****************************************************************** 0) Solid construction - the only plastic is the underneath of the arms for the cable management guides. The rest of the system is very sturdy metal. 1) Gives me back all my desk space - This makes it much easier to clean my desk when I need to. Since this is where I live outside of school, I find myself cleaning my desk almost daily between eraser "shavings" and finger smudges. I also have much more space to work with when I have a book open and working on homework. 2) No more monitor shake when I bump the desk or go heavy with the erasing! Unless you have an executive solid wood desk that weighs in at several hundred pounds you probably know what I'm talking about. My desk is not light by all means (L-desk with glass tops and metal frame), but the shake is phenomenal when I erase things. 3) Adjustable hydraulic strength - This allows you to lessen the force needed to lower lighter monitors, and prevents them from springing back up and out of position. On the other hand you can increase the force needed to move heavier monitors, which keeps the hydraulic arm from sagging out of position. 4) Adjustable strength monitor rotating joint - Allows you to make it easier to rotate lighter monitors, or tighten the joint to hold heavier monitors in place (otherwise they rotate down). 5) Cable management - No more anxiety inducing messes of cables! All cables are routed to the base of the mount. Note that the white cable guides on the wall are not part of this kit. I purchased that separately. 6) Easy to install - Only requires drilling 3 holes, and studs are not needed with proper anchors. (Read the cons section for more details). ****************************************************************** Cons ****************************************************************** 0) Mounting hardware - This is where I knock off the majority of the 1 star. The anchors included are designed for mortar/concrete. As such, it does not work with drywall very well. I initially used what it came with, but noticed that the mount was sagging after some time (it was never very solid against the wall to begin with). I ran out to the local hardware store and got some toggle bolts (you can find them in the "hollow wall mount" section where you would find screws and all that), and in minutes I had the system remounted the proper way. Really any hollow wall mount should work, but the toggle bolts are easy to remove, cheap, and have one of the highest rated load capabilities. I would highly recommend replacing the wall anchors with the proper type, or just going for a stud if you can. If you replace the anchors, they will likely come with bolts - use the bolts that come with the new anchors, but use the washers included with the mount. 1) Monitor positioning - This isn't a big deal, and is expected, so no stars lost on this part. At the price point I am not expecting telescoping arms or any other fanciness that would allow the mount to be placed without horizontal consideration. It is worth mentioning, however, that the mount needs to be placed very specifically, otherwise your monitors will have a horizontal offset that can only be compensated for by moving them vertically, or closer to you. 2) Cable management tracks could be a little roomier - A small part of a star is lost here. They work well enough for 2 standard diameter cables (typically power and HDMI/DP), but if your monitor has a USB pass-through cable you will have a small skirmish to get it to fit. If you use after market cables with thicker diameters (longer cables typically) you will have a battle. I initially tried 15' cables: a 14 gauge power cable and a pretty thick DP cable. I got them to fit, but the cables were very stiff and kept popping out of the monitor if I moved it, resulting in my desktop resizing and rearranging each time. I just barely managed (due to cable length) with 10' cables that are thankfully standard diameter, so now I don't have this problem. 3) No storage for the adjustment tool - the small remainder of the star lost here. Although it's just a standard #2 Phillips screwdriver and 5mm hex key combo that I could replace with tools I already have, it would be an inconvenience to replace this tool if I didn't already have alternatives. Typically once you make the adjustments you won't need to use the tool again unless you change monitors, so not such a big deal, but it would be nice if there was a storage option somewhere on the mount for this little guy. Most people will probably toss this into a box of other random tools they got from so many other furniture items, and end up forgetting what is was intended for and maybe not know what tools can be used to replace it if it's lost. As you can see in the pictures I used a Velcro strap to attach it to one of the arms. ****************************************************************** Summary ****************************************************************** As I said above, this mount is great. While there are minor issues with the system, none of them are deal breaking or really detract from the experience. I would solidly recommend this to anyone, but don't forget to replace the included concrete anchors with proper drywall anchors!

My home office is in our guest room closet and disappears behind sliding doors when not in use, so I have a very shallow desk and needed a mount with shorter arms that would get my second monitor up off the desk to free up space but not stick out too far. This little mount is perfect. Good price. Good quality. Good range of adjustment. Came with all the hardware I needed to mount it.

To start, dude, this thing is hefty and just made with such great material, The metal and plastic is just perfect, not extremely heavy, one person installation, and the spring loaded arms are just the tip of the iceberg, you can place your monitors wherever you need to or want to, the possibilities are endless, and the cable management is absolutely fantastic, no cables get in the way of the movement, it keeps your monitors stable. This is awesome.

Amazon says “frequently returned.” This is so misleading. They put this on everything these days it seems. And it almost never has any bearing on the quality of the product. So I encourage you to ignore it. People return this because they get it home and go, “oh, I can’t afford this.” Or “this isn’t what thought it was.” None of that has any bearing on the product quality. Case in point, these monitor arms. I’ve had them since 2019. I’ve moved them 3 times now. And they are still serving today as well as they did when they arrived. They’re fantastic. I’ve got them just about maxed out in weight. The only complaints I’ve seen from other reviewers fall into what I call “user error.” One person loved them but knocked off a star because the anchors they sent are for concrete and not hollow walls. She should have read the instructions. These must be installed either into concrete walls or screwed into a stud in a hollow wall. Sheetrock on its own is not rated to hold these. Can it? Sure. Is it meant to? No, not at all. I always say this: buy what they’re selling, not what you want them to sell. “They didn’t provide dry wall anchors!” Well duh. Because if they did, people would complain when it pulled out of the wall or sagged. I’ve also seen complaints about them not providing “on device storage” for the tools used to install and adjust it. Again, duh! Who wants to see a screw driver sticking out from a monitor arm? Not me. Put your tools away, labeled, so you can find them. So what about the product as is? It’s awesome. Like I said, I’ve pulled it off walls and moved it three times. Had them for 6 years now. They’re still just as strong as they were when I got them. My monitors stay exactly where I position them. And here’s the most important thing to know. If they did fail tomorrow, I’d reorder them right away. Six solid years of abuse from me and I’d say I have definitely gotten my money’s worth and then some! Great product. Great value.

Amazing, I love it and good for the price… the only thing is it was missing a screw but I had an extra one from my old bed frame so.

Très bon produit mais l'ingénieur qui est passé sur la conception de truc n'a pas pris la peine de faire un essai réel avec un technicien ! L'ensemble est solide on pourrai se suspendre dessus sans soucis. Par contre le support de chaque écran vient en butée contre le mur si on veut que nos 2 écrans 24" soient l'un contre l'autre rendant l'opération impossible. Perte d'une étoile. J'ai du rajouter une cale de 4mm entre la fixation murale et le mur pour permettre un réglage fin des mes 2 écrans. Pour le reste c'est du solide y'a pas à dire !

Good tv bracket, fits my tv perfectly, good fitting instructions, all bolts and screws provided, easily adjusted and extended, looks good in white to match my tv colour

I wasn't sure what to expect given the sheer amount of monitor mounts out there, but I'm so happy I got this one. It's not only super sturdy and WELL made, it's versatile. It takes a bit of time to get used to the arms, moving them and tightening where you need to, but it is awesome. I can have the monitors down low when sitting, or when on a call a gently nudge rises the arms just so but with control. Really happy I bought this!

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Questo supporto da muro per i monitor e fantastico molto meglio questo di quelli che si attaccano alla scrivania