Wall Mount Computer Arm With Keyboard

[22.13 lb] Excellent quality and the best wall mount arm that I have ever try!! You have to have one of these!!

[0.37 lb] Works as described. Using to mount lighting and computer hardware on my studio wall.

[0.53 lb] If you have wrist or arm pain from excessive computer/mouse work, I strongly suggest you give this a try. I've been using a version of this exact mouse for 15 years now. It really works. It can't magically un-do long-term damage, but it can ease your pain and stop the terrible ergonomics a regular/traditional mouse causes. If you really want to go all-the-way, add a Goldtouch split keyboard as well, for the ultimate ergonomic computer set up. (the keyboard only applies if you can touch-type), but mouse will work for anyone. It's worth the investment, I promise.

[1.235 lb] I bought this universal mount for my BenQ HT3550 I purchased from B&H Photo, and mounted it to a wall arm ( Peerless-AV PWA-14, also from B&H Photo). It was very simple and easy to attach and secure to the three mounting holes in my particular projector. This produced a very sturdy connection without even the slightest wiggle or shifting when shaken. Shipping was quick and painless. Highly recommended.

This Heavy Duty Wall Mount Base mounts the two-joint mic arm to the wall. It is sturdy and perfect for the job. I mounted it at about shoulder-height for me, which makes the boom arm go low/high enough for any of my student voice talents that may use my booth. In order to make this mount fit a standard 2x4 stud, behind the double 5/8 drywall, I needed to manufacture a custom wooden block made out of a 2x4. This allows the horizontal mounting holes of the wall-mount to be fastened to the wooden block, while the block is mounted securely to the wall with two vertically positioned 4 screws through the drywall and into the stud. The two 4 screws are hidden by the wall-mount once the mount is attached to the block by the four shorter screws.

[1x RJ45] I purchased this wall arm in conjunction with the Peerless-AV PJF2-UNV projector mount in order to mount my BenQ HT3550 projector (also from B&H Photo). Mounting instructions and hardware were a breeze to install. While it does come with some heavy duty drywall anchors, I opted to line it up with the nearest stud to where I wanted the projector to be, then oriented everything else (frame location, speakers, etc.) off of that near-center stud for added strength and security. Speaking of strength, this thing is immovable once properly installed. This is one of the most important pieces in your Home Theater set up, and the Peerless Vector Pro Projector Wall Arm delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended for wall mounting.

[5.165 lb] This Heavy Duty Wall Mount Base mounts the two-joint mic arm to the wall. It is sturdy and perfect for the job. I mounted it at about shoulder-height for me, which makes the boom arm go low/high enough for any of my student voice talents that may use my booth. In order to make this mount fit a standard 2x4 stud, behind the double 5/8 drywall, I needed to manufacture a custom wooden block made out of a 2x4. This allows the horizontal mounting holes of the wall-mount to be fastened to the wooden block, while the block is mounted securely to the wall with two vertically positioned 4 screws through the drywall and into the stud. The two 4 screws are hidden by the wall-mount once the mount is attached to the block by the four shorter screws.

[Landscape] The most secure/stable TV mount that I have used. Fastens securely to wall studs and swing arm(s) have zero play! Excellent choice at a very reasonable price.

[5/8" Receiver] I was using another major name Wall Mount Boom Arm which doesn't rotate 90 in full which is a big issue as the light sticks out when fully closed. The Manfrotto is very smooth and precise. It's a bit more expensive so I bought another name which I knew of. That was a mistake as I saved nothing. I highly recommend calling B&H and ordering the Manfrotto which comes in two sizes. In the end I bought both sizes for various needs and I am very well pleased with the Manfrotto and with B&H.

[Aluminum] Used this to mount the OC white mic arm to the wall, the mount is heavy duty and has worked wonderfully. For some reason the picture isn't in the position in which you would actually mount this, I guess it was easy for the photographer to take a picture by standing it up like this but the side its standing on is what goes on the wall.