34 Inch Monitors

I use this for my dual 34 inch monitors. It works great for it. It could be a bit more stable though. You have to be careful when moving it, it doesn't fall forward!

I have the 38 inch version of this at work. I got jealous and bought the 34 inch version for home. I really like it.

I have a 34 inch ultrawide on the bottom and a 27 inch panel on top...holds both no wobble once u tighten the tension screws in the back to your liking thats the hardest part...cable management down the tube is very nice as well...was a little pricey but glad I went with it...also has a quick release to remove the monitors quickly if you need too

Mounted a VIOTEK GNV34DBE 34-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor to this VESA 75x75 , on a mobile sit stand desk, bolted through the work surface. Regained my desktop real-estate and I don't have to worry about the monitor falling off the back of the desk when I roll it about. Was looking for a simple, no need for a swinging arm, monitor stand, this works perfect.

I installed a 34 inch Samsung S34J55x on this arm and it works perfectly. The monitor weighs about 15 lbs. The arm allows me to position the monitor so that the viewing distance is about 18 inches. The arm extends the monitor about 22 inches from its base. This is my second successful Ergotron install. Several years ago I installed two 24 inch monitors on an Ergotron dual monitor arm. The results were excellent which led to my purchase of the LX model.

Works amazingly well as a portable computer desk.  I have 2x 34 inch ultrawides connected to it & use the space in between to store my keyboard.  My custom computer goes on the bottom shelf. It’s a very stable & versatile cart.

This serves its purpose very well atop my 34-inch monitor. Now that I use a small desktop and not a large screen laptop with the larger monitor, I have freed up space with no loss of functionality.

I had ordered the 34 inch all-in-one desktop, it unfortunately came with a keyboard with no backlite keys. So, using points I accumulated with HP, I purchased this keyboard, and am very happy with its performance so far. I just wish it had been standard with my large all-in-one purchase.

hold my 27 inch 4k and 34 inch ultrawide (34CB88) solid. Just make sure to leave some room behind desk for adjustment.

I used this to flatten 24 x 34 inch prints and some 17 x 40 panoramas and it worked as advertised. It is an expensive solution. It is well made. The roller itself is heavy and the plastic that you put the print on has a raised bit on either side which keeps the surface of the print from having any pressure applied to it. I was using it with MOAB's Kozo paper which is a 100+ weight paper and it took about 20-30 seconds of holding the print rolled to get the print to release its curl.I then turned the print 180 degrees and rolled again. I was careful not to have a reverse curl so I kept my time to a minimum. The prints came out amazingly well. Now I look forward to trying it with heavier paper like a 300+ weight paper. I live in a humid environment so paper tends to hold its curl, this works to flatten prints and they stay flat.