4 Computer Monitors Mounts

Worked as intended just make sure the monitors you bought have VESA mounts.

Great compact mounts. Feel steady and I trust them with my monitors.

These are good little units. I have purchased one for each of my three monitors and replaced the other monitor mounts that I had.

4th one I have bought and installed. Have 2 more to go.

I have been through many monitor mounts. I saw this one. despite the price, I love the quick release plate. I purchased three of them because I have three monitors.

4th Samsonite backpack we have purchased.

Holds all 4 computer monitors very well. Each arm moves with ease.

I thought I could get away with using smaller, cheaper mounts for my monitors but they all prove to be too weak once my LCDs are attached. After much research I decided to try the Kupo Max Arm. It is the real deal. Much cheaper than other name brand options (about half the price, to be exact). I highly recommend this item. Im using two to support two monitors with full size sony f950 batteries, one 9 and one 5. The pictures i have included show the 5 mounted with an Impact Super Clamp. I decided to use two Impact rapid baby to 1/4-20 adapters attached to Oben BD-0's for quick mounting. Works great. Fast and solid. I expect these arms to last the long haul.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These VESA Mounts have come in quite handy as it allows me to tuck these MINI pcs in behind my customers monitors and leaves a clean neat work area. I have also used it in my conference rooms to install workstations behind large flat screen monitors on the walls for collaboration when conferencing. These are great mounts and work exactly as expected.

I admit that I almost passed this product by, because I could find only 1 review, but the Kontour monitor mounts was definitely worth the risk, and well worth the money. This is a very sturdy mounting system -- it has no trouble supporting my 2 Dell 24 monitors. It took me less than 15 minutes to set the mounts up -- the hardest part was figuring out how to remove the plastic wire cover. There are tension adjustment screws that control vertical, rotational and horizontal movement, and a few minutes of tweaking was all it took to stabilize my monitors. To move the monitors, all it takes is a gentle touch, but they stay put, which is not true of some mounts I've used. Even after several weeks of use, the monitors are in the exact position I originally set them in. What I love about the Kontour mount is the endless possibilities for monitor placement. Each monitor can be placed at a completely different height from the desk, distance from the keyboard, horizontal/vertical angle and the monitor can be angled down or up. Honestly, I can't imagine a monitor layout that you can't set up using this mount. I have the clamp mounted on the back of a 30 wide table top, and with this mount, I now have full use of the desktop. FYI The bottom edge of the monitor can drop as low as about 5 above the desk top, to about 17 off the table. The only negative is that there can be a little shake in the monitors if you're aggressively typing. I found that tightening the tension screws minimized the shake, as did setting the keyboard on a pad, and it's been fine since. FYI - I have a height-adjustable one with sturdy table top resting on steel legs. One final word -- the wire management is good, and the all-black arms are sleek and fairly unobtrusive.