Fleximounts M10 Laptop Wall Mount 2 in 1 LCD arm for 10.1-17.3 inch Laptop, Notebook Tray Included or 10-27 inch Computer LCDs for Dental Clinic

its awesome in every angle movement. at first joints are very tight. even in reduced tension. but finally lubricated the joints and made it flexible. it can go for left, right, front, back, top, bottom and everywhere. only thing i could not achieve in this arm is screen rotation. i have tried. but i can't rotate the monitor 90 degree. anyhow i love it.

This is an excellent product.So far I have used this for a day with my 24" BenQ GW2480 and it does what it says perfectly.I used monitor arms that cost 3 times more yet in comparison, this offers a far better experience.The build quality is great. You can grab your monitor and place/rotate it however you want in the range of the arm. The movement is fluid. I haven't tried tilting the monitor yet, but so far it does a very good job of keeping it straight.To the people who have done their research, these details might help:1) Product Model: M-01 (look it up on youtube)2) This is manufactured by a company from LockTech and is made in China.Building it won't be a challenge as long as you can follow instructions.I would recommend loosening the nut on the bottom by a bit before you put everything together, the bottom-most arm was a little tight.I shall come back and review the product again after a couple of months.

I was in search of a laptop stand with height adjustable option which does not clutter the desk and happened to stumble upon FLEXIMOUNTS which met all the requirements. It's bit pricy but does total justice to cost. The finishing and quality is top notch and looks premium and sturdy. It took around 45 mins to assemble and fit it to the desk. See the images for yourself and be the judge.

I wanted to save the space on my desk and was looking for a good mounting for my monitor. Bought the Fleximount during the sale. As usual Amazon did a great job in delivering the product fast. Great packing.Assembly and installation.The mount can be assembled in an hours time in a leisurely pace. The instructions are clear and all the required tools are provided in the kit. The screws along with the spacers for the monitor are provided. (Check the monitor manual for the allowed screw length adds use the spacer accordingly.) The mount is pretty heavy and the gas strut tightness can be adjusted after installing the monitor and set for easy movement. The arm has provision for routing the cables in a neat way. All the plastic caps, trims in the joints are of very good quality.Overall I am very much satisfied with the purchase.

An excellent product with easy installation package arrived quickly as always from Amazon, took just 15mins to install and just to note it can be installed in both ways as such you can install it on the left or right side of the table as if you install from left the viewing distance will be little far I figured this out after a month. overall a fantastic buy for the price and the material is sturdy and good quality. Highly recommended.

Well designed and sturdy equipment. Clear instructions for installation. Balances a laptop well but during typing it seems a little shaky, hence an additional basal support could help stabilise it.All in all a useful extension.

Looks the part, well built, all accessories included.The tension in the arms can be adjusted and there are no large poles poking out vertically, so it can be installed on the desk beneath the wall cupboard or limited space.

Excellent product. Build quality is very good. Best part is you don’t need a tool box to install it since all required tools are provided within the box.

Extremely happy with this product. Feels incredibly sturdy even when shaking the desk a little.

***This is a great product, but watch out for warning signs or you may get a significantly lower-quality model.***I ordered two of this product as a Christmas gift for my brother. The first thing I noticed was that they came in two different-sized boxes, one clearly larger than the other by about an inch. I figured it was just a packaging refresh or something.After setting the first one up, we found that the hinge that supported the VESA plate (the part that actually connects to the monitor) was too loose and would not support his monitor I looked all over for some kind of tension screw or mechanism, but, to my surprise, there was none. We double-checked to make sure that his monitor met the weight requirements and figured we got a bad mount. I started setting up the second one and soon realized that the assembly instructions were slightly different and certain parts were just a tad better quality. Most importantly, there was a tension screw for the hinge that was faulty on the first model! Needless to say it worked great, solved all our problems, and my brother couldn't be happier with it.Examining the boxes more closely, we found out that the smaller box (which contained the faulty product) was manufactured by a distributor called Zoxou, Inc). I've attached a picture of the brand mark on the lower-left corner of the back of the box, so you can check for yourself. In terms of the gas spring for the main arm and most other parts, it is identical to the Fleximounts version, but in terms of the actual desk mount and VESA plate hinge, the Fleximounts version is MUCH better. If you find your box says Zoxou, Inc on the back, I'd honestly recommend you just exchange it, right away. The real deal is a great product and it works just as advertised.

Originally bought it for a 27" UltraWide but I ended buying a 34" LG UltraWide. I saw the weight of that monitor was within the limit this mount can hold so I decided to try it. Sure enough, it's holding it up now for about 2 months with no issues. Don't be afraid to use it on a bigger monitor as long as its weight is within the working specifications of the mount.

So far so good. I've only had the mount for a couple of weeks, so I can't speak to it's longevity. It is very well made.Some of the other reviews state that it is difficult to readjust but I find it very easy. The one adjustment that could cause an issue is the tilt up and down joint for the monitor itself. It needs to be completely tightened once you have it in a position that you like otherwise it may droop from the weight of the monitor. This is not an issue for me as my monitor (HP OMEN 25) has a unique vesa adapter (see photo) that allows me to tilt the monitor separately from the mount. Other than that I can easily move the monitor in any direction I want.I am using the desk clamp (it also comes with a grommet system) to mount it to the desk. It is very secure although I am sure the grommet set up would be more so. The cable management system is great. I have a small workspace (desk 29" wide x 23" deep) so this has made it much more usable and more visually appealing.The packaging is very well thought out, with everything I needed to set it up in 5 minutes.Very happy so far, will update as time goes by.

Mount is strong and holds my two 23" monitors easily. The arms have full, controlled motion to accommodate a lot of needs. I ditched the plastic cover on the base for the sake of saving desk space. Also opted to drill a hole in my desk top to run the bolt through the surface rather than clamping onto the outside. The design is well thought-through with adjustments and hardware to tighten at all the moving parts. Works very well with my sit/stand desk. The only complaint I have is that the monitors (mine are identical) are not perfectly level to one another...the left side about 1/4" lower on far corner. To be fair, I'm not yet sure if it is the mount, hardware, or even the desk that is causing it--thought it was mentioned in other reviews. I can live with this imperfection given all the other qualities and performance so far, but just wanted to share.

I bought this monitor mount because it looked pretty sleek while having a reasonable price. tag. The assembly was easy at first, but when it got to putting the arms on the base it got pretty difficult. The fit was so tight that I had to jam it as hard I could just to get the arms on. Once I got everything in place it was fine, but adjusting the height or even removing the arms seemed almost impossible. Hopefully, that won’t come anytime soon.The stand is extremely sturdy holding my two LG 27” 4k monitors. I only had one monitor stand installed for about a month because I was waiting for my other one to come in and with all the weight on one end I was surprised to see that there was no major tilting or bending, so it’s definitely sturdy. Keep in mind that my monitors weigh about 10 pounds, but I would vouch for the 17.6 pounds maximum recommended weight that’s listed in the description of the product.Rotating and tilting is smooth and stays in place although the height adjustment (in my case) is not probable to use. The added plastic cable loops on the arms and base helped with cable management, giving a cleaner look. The base that you might see in most pictures seems to only be a cover for the actual base (you’ll see it in my picture) since it isn’t secured to the desk itself. Its purpose is for aesthetics only so if you like the look then that’s a plus, otherwise it’s an unnecessary piece. For my setup I keep it at its highest point faced forward, but the arms give a wide variety of adjustments including back to back.If you’re looking for a reliable dual monitor stand I would highly recommend this, but just prepare to improvise a bit when assembling.

Overall a good mount and most importantly it uses a metal VESA bracket instead of a plastic one so there is no fit issue with monitors that have an inset square for the VESA mount.I have this mount and two North Bayou mounts so I'll use the NB mounts as reference for this review.The mount itself is mostly metal, and the cable management has a pop off lid to route cables. In comparison, my other monitor arms have a slit which won't fit thick cables like DVI cables.The down side of this monitor arm is that the action is a little rough. Even after fiddling with each of the adjustments, re-positioning the monitor is a little rough. At a lower setting the monitor will start to sag. In comparison, the NB mounts are well balanced and can be moved with a finger without sag issues.The largest issue is that the monitor pivot is a little odd. Tilting the monitor backwards takes more force than forwards, which ends up with the weird "oh too far up, just a little more angle, oh too far down, etc. I had to crank the heck out of the pivot to get it to stop falling at a forward angle.So if I like the NB mounts, why did I by it? The NB mount for 27" monitors wouldn't fit my monitor because the VESA mount wouldn't fit in the inset. If there were no fit issues, I would have gone with a NB instead.Overall good mount at a cheap price.

I switched from a standard desk to a mobile sit / stand desk in my bedroom (gaming, falling asleep to youtube, and occasionally working from home) and this mount lets me move the monitor to wherever is most comfortable for me at the moment. And when I want to be lazy and watch videos in bed I swing the arm around and angle the monitor down: decadence. Slight learning curve on how to sweep the arm into various angles that occasionally sent my pens tumbling when I was first getting used to it, and I had to reset the tension screws once because I move it around constantly, but it really is great for those who are constantly fiddling with their monitor or just can't find a mount that gets it in the perfect position.

This review doesn't need a lot of details. This is a great and sturdy arm for the price and it's the only arm, that I've found, that will work with a minimum of 3.3 lbs - light enough to use with smaller pen displays like the Cintiq 13HD - which only weighs about 2.5lbs. Just pair this arm up with these handy VESA adapter "easel" brackets (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B079BF5X7C) and voila - mini Ergotron-style pen display without the uber life-hack. You'll need the Cintiq's stand attached to its back to give it some extra weight, as well as act as filler, for the easel bracket's "fingers". The brackets themselves add weight so with all of that you break the 3.3 lb barrier. So for fifty bucks, you have a usable Ergotron-style setup on the cheap for smaller pen displays. Three of us at our studio use this setup and swear by it. I'll upload pics when I can. For extra tension, and some padding, we also use little felt sticker discs like you use for chairs or cupboards. Just FYI.

Positives: Nice product. Aluminum look is nice and mount is sturdy. We are trying it out and comparing to two others (VIVO Dual LCD stand and Mount-it), in prep to order 20 more. Negatives: The black "foot" you see is really just a plastic cover that goes over the aluminum bracket that clamps on top of the desk. The black plastic cover is not really attached to the aluminum bracket and as such seems rather a waste of material and space. But if you remove it, you see the screws sticking up thru the aluminum base. There are also two means of setting the height of the monitors - one is the bracket that the monitor arms attach to (uses Allen wrench). Plus, there is a ring below this that also maintains height - but this part cannot be adjusted if there is little space between the monitor post and your furniture partition. Overal: it is a nice product, but there are better options out there for more or less $$.

Apparently, there are two versions of this arm that Amazon sells. I don't know what the differences are between Zou-something brand and Flex-mounts. However, I would recommend ensuring the box shows the Flexmounts brand because the reviews appear to be sketchy for the Zou-something marked box. Super simple to set up, it comes with all the mounts and tools and screws you will need. It looks good and, although I can jiggle the screen more with this mount compared to a fixed mount, from experience at work, that's to be expected. The monitor, which is a 29" LG extra wide unit, stays still, as long as I'm not jiggling it. You do have to tighten or loosen the tension of the unit, Otherwise, the unit will likely sag or be very difficult to move. I really like it because it does exactly what it should do. It allows me to pull my monitor out so I can see it from my bed. To that end, I highly recommend it.

I was looking for a dual monitors mount for my 2x 24 inches monitors so i can get some more desk space, at a reasonable price, sturdy, and flexibility in adjustments. This mount does the job as i expected. Assembly is straight forward. You just mount the clamp on the desk, then mount the arms on the vertical rod, mount your 2 monitors on... then bamm, my desk space is lean. So far i like having a dual monitors mounted on the 2 arms over sitting them in my desk. Looks study and flexible enough for me to turn them as i want. Great value for the money spent for me.

I have an L-shaped desk, so I wanted a through-hole option. Unfortunately, the hole in my desk was a little too big for the bottom plate, and so I had to ghetto-rig the whole contraption with some extra plywood to make it all work. Next, the adjustable arms aren't really quite long enough; they're practically at full-extension and my monitors are right next to each other, which makes them not really adjustable at all. Finally, the monitor angle is held with screws, but no matter how much I tighten the screws, the monitor still eventually faces a downward angle. All of these problems are tolerable, but by the time I went through all the effort of setting it up I wished I had just left my monitors on their normal desk stands.

I was leery of this at first, but once I wrangled it to where I wanted it, it is priceless!My monitor is very light weight, so the scissors motion does not really work (it depends on the monitor for weight), but I don't really need that either.The side-to-side and up and down swivels work perfectly. Easy to move, but stays put.The clamp has not needed tightening since first installation (I have checked frequently!).Very sturdy, secure and suits my needs perfectly.It was a bit difficult for me to attach monitor and then monitor with stand to desk, but I was working alone with limited space and I have limited use of my hands.The instructions recommend two people. With another person, this would have been very easy.

I loved it once I set it up. I managed to manipulate this on a standing & sitting desk & worked great. Just make sure or you'll find out that if 1 monitor is heavier than the other its not the mounts falt its your own. I attached this & plus a non mounting monitor w/ an attachment & looks great. Has to clip like things for cable management but not enough luckily have a lot of velcro ties & that helped. Arms are ajustable up & done for height, for monitors angled up & down, & both arms swing around in case monitors need to be.