Computer Monitor Mounting Arm

[Additional] Worked fine on Old Dell monitor for mounting on swing arm.

Worked fine on Old Dell monitor for mounting on swing arm.

[Steel, Aluminum] The actual workspace available on my desk use to be largely consumed by my computer and monitors. This FANTASTIC mounting arm has doubled my work space and it looks SO NICE! The product not only looks great, but it is very sturdy. Highly recommend.

[0.8 lb / 360 g] I bought arm this to go with a sit-and-stand adjustable desk I recently got for my home office. It's rugged and well made and awesome! The arm lets the monitor go from a height of 48 (for sitting) to 63 (for standing) as measured from the floor to the top edge of my LG monitor (also bought on B&H). I bolted the arm into a wall stud (found with a studfinder) using the two high-quality lagbolts that came with the arm. That is rare — usually the fasteners that come with stuff like this are really junk ... so typically I just chuck them and use my own. Not here! Before mounting I used the joint key to loosen each arm section to see how much force it would take to articulate. I was a little nervous the arm joints were overly stiff. Once the monitor was bolted to the arm's VESA end though, the arm joints moved effortlessly ... and in fact I had to use the joint key to retighten the joints a little. I like very much that the joint key is somewhat ergonomic to make that adjustment easy. If you have a cordless drill, installing this takes less than 20 minutes. If you absolutely cannot avoid mounting this onto hollow drywall, I strongly recommend throwing away the plastic sleeve things that come with this and using Toggler brand toggle bolts instead.

[Aluminum] This is a well made adjustable mounting arm a must for the cameras adjustable.

[6122K] This is great for rear mounting a monitor to a swivel / tilt arm. Simply mount this to the top of a monitor cage and you're good to go!

[17.775 lb] I purchased a Samsung CRG49 monitor which weighs 33 lbs. and has an 1800R curve. Set up for this arm took only a few minutes, the instructions were clear and easy to follow. For mounting my monitor I attached the tilt mechanism to the monitor's VESA mount, then the upper arm to the tilt mechanism. This allowed me to easily pickup the monitor and drop the upper arm into the lower arm without having to deal with any screws or supporting the panel during mounting. Side to side movement is not as smooth as I hoped it would be but once I got it in a position I like, ease of movement is no longer a concern. It freely adjusts the panel to any height, tilt, and angle I want without slowly sagging down. The wire management loops are helpful too. All in all don't cheap out on a sub $100 arm for an expensive monitor, if you're dropping over $1100 on a monitor but cant afford a $300 arm then stick to using the monitor legs til you can get the arm. I have seen too many horror stories of folks getting a cheap arm and seeing their new monitor destroyed when the cheap arm failed.

[3/8"-16 Male ] The Titan-11 Support Arm has to be the nicest piece of equipment I have ever purchased in my life. The machining, design, finish and function is second to none. This is camera-op heirloom stuff . . . . . seriously! I'm using the Titan Arm to support a smallHD 501 monitor and a smallHD Sidefinder HD/501 monitor combination on my SONY FS-100 rig. Beware that the mounting end is 3/8-16, so you may or may not need a NATO mount or a 3/8-16 Female to 1/4-20 Male adapter. I have mine attached to a Berkey Top Cheese Plate which has four 3/8-16 mounting holes for placement selection. Rock solid mount. I'm seriously considering buying at least one more to have on hand for my next rig. Out of five stars I would give it 10 stars all day long. Don't even hesitate to pull the trigger on this one. It's that good!

[LCD] I use the Lume Cube Panel Go & Ball Head Camera Mount with 3/8-16 Light Stand Adapter on an articulated gooseneck arm over my webcam on my computer monitor. The articulated arm is attached to the monitor stand. The light is bright and has good enough color for this use. I have not tried it with still photography or a video camera but it seems well designed and well enough built. The diffuser is flexible and seems to stay in place even though it fits between the light and the ball head top plate (screwing down the light is only slightly affected by this but it is not super tight without modifying the diffuser.) The ball head seems fine over the top of my computer webcam but I haven't tested it in a work or field application so I can't vouch for how sturdy it would be atop a camera or camcorder, i just haven't tried it that way. So far I'm very happy with the light and the way the adjustments work though all the information displays are on the back of the light and I use it front facing (so I can't see what the actual display says.) Good small light for a webcam application, no complaints so far.

[Metallic Gray] Very well constructed and sturdy unit. Perfect unit for mounting my 24 inch computer monitor. This mount can easily handle a larger display. B&H provided excellent delivery and notifications.