Single Monitor Stand, Fully Adjustable Arm for 17 to 32 inch Screen, Mechanical Articulating Desk Mount, Gaming and Office Setups, VESA 75x75, 100x100, Max 19.8 lbs, Classic, White, STAND-V001OW

Great monitor arm. Really allowed me to open up my desk space as the monitor arm lets you "push" the monitor backwards. has really strong support - supporting a 34" ultrawide monitor, liked it so much bought a second monitor arm for my other monitor. replaced my old vivo single non pneumatic monitor arm. allows great range of motion for tilt, height, and angle adjustment. smooth installation, easy to follow instructions. great fit on my desk, its a standard 1" thick, but could easily fit a much thicker desktop. very sturdy, no worries about it being able to hold up my monitors. solid construction as well - not cheap parts, good weight and overall design.

I have a monitor to use as a second screen. I attach it to my laptop and this helps me with schoolwork and other things. I had my monitor on its stand in quite an unsafe manner originally. When it would sit flat on my desk, it was at a weird angle, almost as if it was angled down. This is not the monitors fault, as my desk is on the lower side and I have a longer torso. It was simply my height and not the angle of the monitor. I had a small book slipped beneath the front of the monitor stand to angle it up, which made it unstable, but helped me see better. This also was endangering my expensive monitor as it could fall. I wanted to find an alternate method of having it on my desk and I started to look for a desk shelf to raise it up. Instead, I stumbled across this. They have a version of this stand with outlets for chargers in, and that intrigued me initially. However, I already have a lamp on my desk with ports for chargers, so I felt it would be overkill. Upon receiving it, assembly was easy. The instructions were very clear. When I went to mount the monitor to the stand, I had thought the screws they provided were too big, and I was disappointed. However, they include screws of two different sizes, and these must be the most common sizes that fit monitors because the smaller ones worked! Do to it’s adaptive manner in pretty much turning it whichever way you want, it was not difficult to place my monitor at the height necessary and the angle necessary. It has freed up my desk space, allowing me to put my office supplies where they belong. It has saved my neck, literally, and also saved my monitor from potential mishaps. I strongly recommend this monitor. If you are interested in one with charging ports, that version is linked in the details of this one, and is only a few dollars more!

ASSEMBLY WARNING. Vivo gives you an extra set screw for where the upper arm inserts into the lower arm. What they don;t tell you is that inside the upper arm / lower arm collar, is a ball bearing (no extras) held in place by magic and when you insert the upper arm stud the ball bearing can disappear on the table / floor. Suggestion 1: Do not remove the set screw that comes at the collar so the ball bearing stays in place. Suggestion2: If it does use scotch tape on the INSIDE of the collar to hold the ball bearing in place while you carefully reinsert the set screw. VERY DIFFICULT as the dimention tolerance is very close. Other than that thefit and finish is satisfactory - ok for the price range. ALSO - get a piece of pad and place it on top of the round metal plate that screws against the underside of your desktop else the round plate will damage you desk underside. Other brands have a cusion between the underside and the clamp rod top. This one does not.

Update 5/21/26: Eight years. Eight years and it FINALLY bit the dust. Noticed the arm was drooping again, went to fix it using the instructions I had provided before, but it still fell down. After paying my respects and saluting to this fallen solder, I immediately bought another. Update 1/27/26: After nearly EIGHT years of dutiful service, my Vivo arm has started to show some issues. Six months ago, I found the monitor resting against my desk and simply tightened the adjustment mechanism to it's highest setting, making it like new again. Today, I found it resting on my desk again and since it was already maxed out from the last repair, I knew it was done for... or so I thought! If you are running into issues with it keeping tension, here's what I did: 1. Set the tension to the LOWEST setting. Using a drill or electric screwdriver really helps here because there is a HUGE amount of adjustment. 2. Let the monitor physically droop as LOW as possible. This will fully compress the tension arm. 3. Lift the monitor arm as HIGH as possible. This will fully extend the tension arm. 4. Set the tension as needed. For me, I set it to the HIGHEST setting (extending the tension arm even further). I spent more time figuring out the process above than actually executing it. Needless to say, this monitor arm is STILL kicking! I'm sure it will drop again in a few months as the tension arm leaks pressure, but it's good to know that it's still going and I don't have to buy another one (yet)! Needless to say... super happy with this arm and I highly recommend Vivo to everybody I know! Original review from Mar 22, 2018: I purchased a Dell S2417DG from MicroCenter for the low price of $300 (24 inch 1440p 144hz monitor with G-Sync) because I desired a higher refresh rate while gaming. My Dell UltraSharp U2415 was less a year old by this point and had served me faithfully in that time. Not wanting to sell or giveaway a perfectly good monitor, I opted to mount it with this arm because I lacked the real estate on my desk. This arm comes with two sets of mounting equipment and all the necessary screws to put it together. One is the table clamp style mount, where it physically mounts to an edge of your desk. The other is the hole style mount where you would put it through a cable management hole on your desk. I went with the table clamp since my desk doesn't have any cable management holes. The arm is shipped in it's retracted state and is locked in place with a strong zip tie. On it, there is a warning label that the arm will expand once you remove the zip tie so you don't get hit. Noted this and saved my face from potential injury. I know with arms like these, the issue isn't the size, but the weight of the monitors. I made sure to weigh my monitors so that they were within the weight limits of this arm (14.3 pounds per the product info). I don't have a fancy scale, so I simply used my digital bathroom scale to weigh the monitor by itself. I also weighed myself with and without carrying the monitor just to be sure. Without the stand, both the U2415 and the S2417DG weigh exactly 8.4 pounds. The cable management grooves are a nice touch and help keep wires out of sight. If you plan on rotating the monitor screen between landscape and portrait, make sure to leave anywhere between 6 to 10 inches of slack between the monitor and the first set of cable management grooves. Otherwise, the cables may pull out of the monitor when you try to rotate it. All in all, this is an excellent mount. With the stock tension setting, the mount moves up and down with near zero effort. I do wish it was just a little bit taller so that I could do a dual vertical setup. Even with the S2417DG at the lowest setting and this arm at it's highest, it's still about 6 inches too short.

So I'd had cable management at the end of my review but the advice felt more important than the actual review. Putting it up top: ROUTE THE CABLES BEFORE YOU INSTALL ANYTHING. The cable management is functional but inelegant, requiring you unscrew a plastic part, run the cables, screw back in. They have cable management as one of the last steps in the guide, but it will go SO MUCH FASTER if you route the cables before actually installing anything. To save yourself stress, run cables for everything your monitor supports even if you don't currently need it. If your monitor has USB ports for power, or a hub, buy USB extension cables (similar to a power extension cable) - lets you run the cabling cleanly and plug in elsewhere vs having to deal with running cables later. Ditto for display cables etc - just be proactive and run the highest speed / tier cables before installing for a clean look. Rest of the review: This was super easy to install. I went for the 'clamp' installation. One thing to note as I found limited info: my desk requires me to clamp the monitor to the SIDE of the desk. Can't put it on the rear of the desk due to the way it is constructed (kind of a small secretary style design). The arm works perfectly for my usage. It's super flexible and you can kind of see how well it contorts itself. Stability is fine. I keep mine in a mostly static position, only moving it to switch to my laptop for video calls. If I were throwing my monitor all over the place all day I would absolutely buy a premium version. This is GREAT for folks like me who need basic cable management and a pretty stable / standard position for their screen. For a short term work from home scenario like we are all facing right now I am super happy with the money. I'm combining this with a Pixio PX275h and the weight / size works fine. I think if this was a smaller monitor it may be more stable feeling as there is a good deal of give whenever I adjust it, but it stays in place which is all I care about.

Single mount - potentially good product but lacks quality control. Manual has starts with step 2 but there is no step 1. Graphic illustrations don't match wording. While painted components are of high quality, there is to much paint in the thread holes to allow screw to get started in thread holes in the part that forms the desk top . Manual is poorly written - the parts are numbered by there is no index of part numbers. The 309 area code phone line works but nobody answers the phone during business hours. The vendor sent a later version of the manual for this stand which details the parts but the offer to send a replacement is not what I planned. A product sold on Amazon should have all the bugs out the design and not rely on customers be the feedback for poor quality control. When paint fills up the space of female screw in the part, its waste of time for the customer.

I have had this for nearly a year now and thus far it hasn't done me wrong. I have a 27" curved monitor and it fits fine + hasn't sunk from where I prefer it despite my monitor being pretty heavy. I don't move it too often but when I do it's easy to do so and it has remained steady throughout. Set up was also pretty easy.

I have purchased multiple VIVO stands throughout the years, and this is definitely my favorite so far for my main 27" Monitor. The instructions are clear, the setup was simple and easy, and the quality is great so far. The articulation is perfect for my daily needs. I switch my monitor position depending on whether I am working, or gaming, to fit my needs and ensure the monitor is at a comfortable viewing distance. The material feels heavy and quality, and it fits perfectly on my desk. This makes moving the monitor feel weightless as opposed to non-articulating VESA mounts. I definitely recommend this for anyone who's looking to adjust their monitor, especially if you have an adjustable desk.

Lasted about 5 months before failing on me, monitor tilted to the side, almost broke the screen and I got it working for another 2 days by tightening the screws to hell but 2 days later it fell over again. Don't buy cheap monitor arms. If you just need it temporary then I guess it would be fine but for the price you can do a lot better.

A little bit fiddly to put together but once done and the screens on, i can't express what a difference it has made. From static screens not able to change height to changing height, tilt, portrait, landscape is fantastic. Good quality and heavy so I know they will last. Very good value for money - one happy worker here!

Easy enough to assemble, works well, sturdy.

Excelente producto, buenos materiales, veré con el tiempolo resistente, por ahora bien.

Loved the product. Its as per the description. Instillation is hassle free.