VIVO Premium Single 17 to 32 inch VESA Monitor and Touch Screen Desk Stand with Rotating Base, Freestanding Pneumatic Height Adjustable Arm, 12 inch Maximum Screen Height, Black, STAND-V001R

Assembly was straightforward and the directions were adequate. I couldn't figure out how to adjust the arm up or down and have it stay there. I had to push down firmly on the arm with my whole hand to lower it, and it would just pop right back up again. Based on some reviews here, I thought maybe I had to get it in the desired position and then try "locking" it with the hex nut adjuster, but that didn't seem to be working either. I understood that it loosened in one direction and tightened in the other, but I had no initial notion of what the total range of turning should be in either direction. I very quickly came to the end of adjustment at the "tight" end, so I started "unwinding" it to the loose end and just kept going. And going. And it didn't really seem like it made any change to the behavior. Maybe I didn't have to push QUITE as hard to make it go down, but it still sprang right back up instantly. So I cranked it some more, and kept going. and going. and going. and going. No, really, this went on forever (in awkward little half-turns with the hex wrench). And finally! it had been loosened enough that I could get the desired behavior out of it - easily lowering or raising the arm, with it remaining in place on its own! The PROBLEM, apparently, was that my monitor, at about 5.86 pounds, is just way LIGHTER than what this stand can support, and the arm tension had been set very close to maximum upon arrival, and for such a lightweight monitor, I had to back the tension off waaay waay down the scale just to get that free articulation. If I'd been mounting a 25 pound monitor on here, it would have responded much sooner at higher settings, with that greater starting weight. I suppose the point of this is that I had actually worried for a moment that maybe they'd sent me a defective one, until I finally realized that it's actually just a lot more robust than I'd even expected! If your monitor is very light, you may need to loosen the tension considerably before the arm works as intended. The weight of the stand is good, and it comes with rubber feet under the base, no contact between desk and surface or screws. The rotation (swivel) of the arm (on the base) is easy and smooth. The articulation of the arm is ideal for the specific place this will be used. We're very pleased with the purchase.

Claim is that the screen will rotate. Problem is that it only rotates a few degrees and not far enough for portrait mode — needs to rotate 90° for that. Since my Apple Studio Monitor supports both landscape and portrait modes, I need to return this — which is too bad. Otherwise, this is a great, sturdy, desktop-stand (no clamp needed) VESA mount with plenty of heft. You are highly unlikely to knock your monitor over accidentally. It's easy to assemble and has a wide range of adjustment for the weight of the monitor. If it could support both portrait and landscape mode, I would give it 6 out of 5 stars but you have to chose one mode or the other in advance, darn it.

This monitor arm is a great solution for using a drawing tablet (in my case a Huion Kamvas 22 inch) as both a monitor and a drawing tablet. This arm allows me to quickly transition from using it as a vertical desktop display, to an angled drawing table. This stand is very stable as a regular monitor stand, and when I use it for drawing I am able to rest the bottom edge against my desk, which allows for a very stable drawing surface. The tension is also very adjustable, so it is easy to customize to preference, the variety of different angles and the range from vertical the nearly horizontal is great!

This simply is a quality monitor stand. Good design, heavy duty materials, with excellent fit and finish. It's more of an investment than the $20 - $30 range stands, but it's in a whole different class. IMO, well worth the additional cost. I'm using this with a 27" video conferencing monitor. Assembly was very straight forward. They recommend having assistance, but I was able to do it solo with no problem. All of the tools (2 allen wrenches) except a #2 phillips screwdriver were included. By adjusting the angle of the mounting bracket, you can slide the monitor mount into the top screw slots, tighten them, and then add the bottom screws. After reading the many comments about the weight adjustment screw's being way off, I cranked it way down (clockwise) MANY turns before trying to mount the monitor (until it felt about right). No further adjustment was necessary. This adjustment is pretty stiff, so be prepared to put a little effort into it. Note than the screen can be rotated (landscape to portrait), but you need to remove the screw locking it in place. Check the specs to be sure the height range will meet your needs, and if so, I believe you'll be very pleased with this.

I was skeptical based on how cheap it was. Nope sure enough my 32” curved monitor fits perfectly on here. It lets me turn it side to side to see everything. It’s stout when I shut the drawers on my box. 5/5 would buy again. Doesn’t look cheap and was super easy to put together.

The height DOES ADJUST! It just takes for freaking eeeevvvvverrrr I thought it was broken because no matter how much I turned the bolt for the pump, my screen (ultra wide, 27 inch) kept jumping back up. I watched a YouTube video from Vivo where a tech adjusts a similar stand, and he just takes the hex wrench and turns it full circles in one hand as if it's butter smooth, as if it's the easiest thing in the world... I'm a guy in his 40s, I work out, I have enough strength - listen, this knob is no joke. It's tough, it's hard, and if you're not careful, you can hurt your hand. You will not turn it full circles easily. I sat there forever, on the floor, held the arm down with the monitor facing upwards awkwardly, and turned the knob in weird quarter to half a circle turns with the direction of the minus. One turn. Two turns. Five turns. 10 turns... after 15 turns or so, I lost count (this is where I thought something was broken and searched for videos). I must have turned it 10 more times, and still the monitor jumped back; it didn't look like anything was changing. I took another break to read the comments here, where people had similar stories (read the comments!!) so I didn't give up, I kept turning, and turning, and turning - it doesn't feel like it does anything, there isn't less resistance as you turn, there's no indication that anything is turning in the knob. It's a pain in the butt, you are getting punished for getting this thing, believe me. Finally, FINALLY, after what must have been 10-15 more of those weird 1/2 turns, I noticed the monitor didn't "jump" up, it just moved up. And then it moved up slower... And then... VICTORY! It stayed put. In total I probably made 30 or so akward turns like that. So if you're getting this guy, unless you have a really heavy monitor, get ready for a workout. And take your time. I got this stand for my convertible standing desk, so I can quickly adjust the screen height and lower it when I sit, and it does that now. It doesn't go too high, but I can make up for that with the desk and bring it higher in the standing position, and it's fine (I'm a short guy). If you're a tall guy and you want this for a standing desk, this might not go high enough for you, so think about that. I've given it 4 stars because I think the amount of turning on this thing needs to be emphasized in the instructions.

Very well built and made for the kamvas pro 27 perfectly. It will be tight so learn how to loosen the arm in the manual or watch a video. This is Rick solid at the lowest setting to 45 degrees easily to draw all day long on. Exactly the same as huion's overpriced version. Compare them visually. This is 45% the cost.

Not easy to assemble and no adjustment.

The stand is sturdy and simple to fix TV on. Its heavy base provides stability. Happy with it.

I recently purchased this monitor stand with a flexible arm, and it's been a total game-changer for my gaming experience! The flexibility of the arm allows me to position my monitor at the perfect angle and height for each game, giving me a more comfortable and immersive experience. Whether I'm playing pinball games, vertical shooters like Raiden or Aero Fighters, or 2D fighting games like Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat, this stand has been a revelation. It lets me play the game how it was designed to be played, with the perfect screen orientation and positioning. This has made playing these games feel like a blast from the past, but with the comfort and convenience of modern gaming. The stand is sturdy and well-built, with a flexible arm that's easy to adjust and can be moved around with ease, making it perfect for playing a variety of games that require different screen orientations. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this purchase and would highly recommend it to any gamer looking to enhance their experience with pinball, vertical shooters, 2D fighting games, or any other game that requires a flexible monitor setup. It's a must-have for anyone who loves retro gaming and wants to experience classic games the way they were meant to be played!

This stand is excellent. I have it attached to my Apple Studio monitor and it's really good. I'm glad I didn't get the standard Apple stand as it's really great to be able to move the screen about without any effort. The price is good too. Highly recommended.

Very practical and very smart. Helped me a lot

Un bon produit pour installer son moniteur sur un bureau ou une table qui fera office. Il est orientable pour le confort visuel et même pour dessiner à plat. En achetant le kit de support on peut décrocher rapidement le moniteur du pied, ce qui est pratique quand on n'a pas de place suffisante pour le laisser à demeure. Solide et fiable, il est juste un peu lourd (socle en métal) mais poids nécessaire pour supporter un moniteur assez grand (voir les dimensions de moniteur supportées sur le site vendeur)