Silverstone Tek ARM One Articulating Single Arm Computer Monitor Desk Mount/Mounting Bracket (ARM11BC)

I purchased the ARM One to hold my Asus VC239 and mounted it through my Ikea Micke desk using the cable-routing cutout in the desk's top. The product arrived well-packaged, double-boxed by Silverstone, and its instructions are clear and useful should you need them. The arm itself is extremely high-quality and very sturdy, especially the mounting post that screw into the top half of the clamp portion. The clamp comes in two pieces that you need to screw together, so you are able to mount the arm through a desk, rather than just the edge, and just assemble it once it's through. The included Alan key tools are a very convenient way to secure or adjust the ARM One's three articulation points.The best part of using the ARM One is that the included cable runs are perfect for a few cables to and from the monitor, and are easy enough to remove, and attack securely.The single negative I have to share is that, while the cable runs on each segment of the arm, the lower one is screwed in and recessed into the arm segment, and even when removed it can be difficult to get thicker cables like VGA or DVI into the run, but is only a problem when you're initially running cables during setup.

This arm has smooth adjustments, and is very easy to set up. This is reflected in the price. Buy once, cry once.

These may be the best stands on the market. I'm using two of these for two 34" Ultrawide displays.

"Hassle-free adjustment" is a joke. When the hex screws used to adjust monitor positioning strip so easily, this product becomes unusable. What a rip off.To be fair, the rest of the product seems well made. But when the least expensive part of the product fails (the screws), it ruins the whole thing. I definitely would not buy.

This arm works perfect bought 2 instead of a dual arm works better for 20 bucks more

It took awhile for it to get over here but it was all worth the wait. Love the black finish

Se siente como una roca (me es imposible rotar la base 360 con las manos sin un monitor instalado), yo creo que primero rompo el monitor a que se rompa el brazo.Lo único malo, es que las instrucciones de ajuste son pésimas y me tarde un rato en descubrir porque el brazo no se quedaba en donde lo quería (es mi primer brazo). Total tienes que bajar la tension del resorte hasta que llegue al peso de tu monitor y se deje de mover el brazo por si solo.