[Landscape] Asus ROG PG278QR.
(Wall mount screws are cheaply made, the philips heads will strip out with the slightest resistance, use a ratchet or nut driver and save yourself time) The installation looks harder than it is. Took all of 5 minutes with the right nut driver in my drill after the pilot holes were done. One hole, one nut. Line it up, level it, second (bottom) hole, and screw and that was that for the wall mount portion. Dumped the monitor down on a pillow face first, put the top screws in the VESA mount all but about 8 full turns, and hooked it on the 100mm mount holes made to slide in place on the arm's VESA. Spun in the bottom two screws, tightened, and off I went. With more desk space, and better cable management. (Not that you can see that in the picture, I did the cable management after that was taken!) but it's super easy as well. LIghtweight and holds my ROG 27 without even the slightest grunt or fear of it falling. I mean, use a drill and the right bits (Philips #2 and I can't recall the nut driver size now, sorry) the ONLY problem, is the wall mount screws stripped with a philips bit SUPER DUPER easy, as in, immediately, even with a gripping philips bit. So I went with the nut driver. Zoom, off it went. Cheap screws though.

[Landscape] Great Arms, they hold the older heavy 17" and 19" Dell monitors in place all day long

[Landscape] Worked well for me with a Phillips monitor. I felt like I needed to be pretty careful that the monitor range of motion would work for me me before putting holes in the wall.

[Landscape] Very easy installation. Found a stud in the wall, screwed it in. Then took the mount off and screwed it into the back of the TV. It's a 22" so not very heavy. I was able to lift it and get it seated in the wall bracket without any problem. My biggest fear was whether it would be able to hold the weight but that has not been a problem. The swivel in all directions and the ability to remove it from the wall base were really the selling point. It couldn't be easier.

[Landscape] Great stands for a fraction of the price. These are as advertised. I chose these over the Sonos brand, because the price of Sonos was ridiculous.

[Landscape] This mount is high quality, fully adjustable. I bought it because I have a small desk with one computer already on it and I needed to use a second, much larger monitor for work.

[Landscape] Excellent item, well build & easy to install! Like it so much I just ordered another one!

[Landscape] I am very happy with this mount. I also purchased and compared it to the OmniMount Play20 but returned the OmniMount because the Mount-it was just as versatile and easy to use but cheaper and had a smaller mounting base.

[Landscape] Excellent product. Works very well with my keyboard and mouse tray.

[Landscape] I ordered 3 of these stands for Kid's check-in station for church. Mount it also sells a printer tray that is perfect for the label printer needed for kid's check in. I did a web search for anything like this (both an Ipad holder and a printer tray in a slim design) and this was the only one I found. One note is that the stands can be drilled to the floor for stability, but I didn't want to do that. They could be more stable. I may drill an eyelet into the wall and stabilize them against the wall with fishing wire instead of drilling the stand into the concrete floor.