VIVO Black 17-32 in Single Monitor Wall Mount, MOUNT-VW01A

I bought this because I wanted to free up room at my Work-at-Home desk and just have a generally cleaner look. I think it did everything I wanted it too. Mount - mount system itself is nice. I like it alot. It feels sturdy, there is no excess play in the mechanisms. You have to slide the monitor all the way up and then it will disable the position lock. You HAVE to slide the monitor all the way down to re-enable the lock. If you aren't getting the lock clicks when sliding up, make sure to take it all the way down. Wall anchors - this is the one thing I ding this kit on. The wall anchors are fine, but feel brittle. I used 2 metal drywall anchors for the top load bearing holes, then 2 of the plastic kit anchors for the bottom just to secure. If you are careful, and predrill the holes a little, the plastic anchors should work fine. Monitor movement - monitor movement is pretty good. The only thing is there's no way to make the mount swivels/joint stiffer. The way I ran my cords it pulls on the left monitor a little and it caused it to want to rotate a little. If I didn't have the monitors tight up against each other this would be very annoying. Space savings - with this method you save all the room where the factory stands sit. You also save roughly 3.5 inches of space from the wall. Conclusion and notes - would definitely buy again. For me I didn't want to use a desk standing arm because of being up against a wall. Other wall mounted articulating arms require you to bend the arms, taking up room to get the 2 monitors flush. I've used them in the past. This mount eliminates that arm issue. Note 1 - to utilize 2 at a time like I did, you will want to be thorough with measuring out the distance between them so that they are as close to perfectly level and parallel to each other as possible. Otherwise they will run into each other or have an ugly gap. Note 2 - cord management ideas. I was in a hurry, but I will be adding a central cord channel when I find the right one. A thorough job would run the cords in the wall and pop them out at the bottom under the desk. I don't trust my drywall cutting skills, I struggled enough with making the 2 mounts square enough.

Perfect for my home office for mounting some computer screens on the wall. There's not a ton of adjustability on these. So if you need the screens to move around in some crazy angles, I would go with something else. But if you want it relatively flat against the wall, these are very slim, sleek, and easy to install, and good quality.

This is a great low-profile TV or monitor mount. It feels plenty sturdy for my monitor and I feel like I got a lot more functionality out of it than I expected, especially given the relatively low cost. There are two sizes of VESA holes, I only needed 100x100 and don’t remember what the other was. I don’t remember it being a standard size, maybe 125x125? It’s easy to adjust the height, which is in roughly 1/2” or maybe 1cm increments. You don’t need any tools to adjust the height, either. Just push it to the top and it will release and go back to the bottom again, where it re-engages the ratcheting mechanism. You can also pan and tilt with the built in ball and socket joint. The smaller the screen, the more angle you’ll be able to get. I have a 27” monitor on it, so it’s not a lot, but more than I need. If you need a lot of tilt, you’re probably booking for a fully articulated one anyway. All in all, this is a great deal.

UPDATE: I fixed it!!! — on the ratcheting and locking mechanism there is a stainless steel screw which uses a Alan or Starkey. If you take that off and then slide the mechanism all the way out of the guide rails, there is a spring mounted Leather on there. Use a butter knife to reload the spring tension on the mechanism, put the plastic sleeve back on top. And then slide it back into the guide rails and put the screw back in once inside the guide rails. Then it works like magic and works perfectly. I got this for my iMac so I can adjust it as needed. The locking mechanism did not work on mine. In theory when I take this out of the box and I try to test it by moving it up and down the guide rails, the back locking mechanism, which is supposed to function like a zip tie is supposed to catch and latch. But that does not happen. This moves up and down with no sort of locking or stopping at all so I’m returning it.

I bought this product to stack my 2 PC monitors above each other. I used this on the top monitor due to not needing it to articulate at all. A slight tilt down works perfect for me. This mount was a breeze to install, it took all of 10 minutes to put up. It comes with all hardware needed to install. You just need the tools to get it done. I was able to use the plaster wall inserts for the install and have, so far, had no issues at all. It is sturdy, isn’t loose, and looks good. I did not have studs where I wanted this monitor placed but again these wall inserts are doing great. The monitors are 23” so not very heavy but this mount is great. I would definitely recommend this mount if you can use a fixed mount system with tilt only. I also really like the way it is height adjustable. As you can see in last pic it has notched marks where you can lock monitor into different heights if needed.

I was looking for a direct wall mount, but all either had to be anchored to a stud or were otherwise complicated. This one includes very sturdy drywall anchors (I've used the same type for guitar hangers that weight a LOT more than my monitor), and allows the monitor to slide up/down and twist up/down/left/right and rotate. I have a straight-in HDMI cable which got a little snug (this bracket is pretty close to the wall, but I just inserted a few 2-3mm spacers between the bracket and my monitor, and it fits fine. In a perfect world, I would have bought this bracket first, and then bought a cable with an L-shape plug (but like I said, it fits and it's a pretty long plug). It does not articulate closer/further from the wall, but that's not what I wanted -- I have one of those for my laptop, but this monitor will be stationary for me.

I had such high hopes for this wall mount. I have a 32 inch monitor and it won't stay straight. It keeps wanting to tilt and there is no way to tighten the tilt mechanism. In addition, twice now I have had to reset the part that raises the monitor. It keeps creeping down slowly until it reaches the bottom. Of course, the 30 day return window has closed so I am stuck. Installation was not difficult. However, this is NOT a good value for your money.

Works great. I have a small desk against a wall. This gives me a lot more desk and screen space. I mounted a 27” widescreen monitor above the desk on the wall. This lets me raise it up and work with my laptop monitor open and the 27” screen on top.

Heel handige monitor-muur-mount-plate (!) In hoogte verstelbaar (+ kantelen , tilten , draaien) & geeft (zoals in mijn geval) meer stevigheid (door groter verbindingsoppervlakte) aan de Gyproc-plaat , waar de monitor op bevestigd moest worden.

As per instructions, for height adjustment, the monitor must be lifted to the top position in order to slide down to the lowest peg. Doing so allows the ratchet mechanism to engage so that the bracket height can be adjusted upwards in increments. This also means you must ensure that the monitor has sufficient clearance to be lowered to the bottom position of the mount. Material is sturdy and various screws were provided for VESA/wall mount as well as drywall plugs.

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Awesome product, very well built and with high quality. Looked at many places for adjustable high for a monitor stand and this one works really well.

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