Fully Jarvis Monitor Mounting Arm - fits up to 32" Computer Display (Single, White)

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Both the single and dual monitor arm from Jarvis share the same specs and features, except mounting 2 monitors for the latter. So is it for you? It’s great for those looking for an affordable, stable, and fully adjustable monitor arm. The two units pretty much share a lot of features. One, it has the same overall look. It looks clean, pristine, and stylish. Two, it has the same carrying capacity, except that it’s times two since it has two arms for 2 monitors. Three, it rises above the desk up to 19 inches. It’s pretty much the same with the single monitor arm unit. This monitor arm comes fully assembled, so all you need to do when it arrives is connect your VESA 75mm or 100mm monitor and mount it to your desk using the clamp. It supports monitors between 13 and 30 inches, though only up to 14.3 pounds so make sure your setup isn’t too heavy. There aren’t a ton of monitors at 30 inches that weigh less than 15 pounds, though, so you may have to do some searching. Things to consider before buying the best monitor arms Support for multiple monitor sizes: Because 27-inch monitors have become so common— they don’t cost much more than smaller displays—we considered only monitor arms that could handle a screen at least that size. All the models we tested can work with smaller displays, and a few can even hold larger displays, up to 34 inches. Most PC monitors are compatible with most monitor arms, but they aren’t universally interchangeable. First and foremost, some monitors cannot be removed from their stands. You’ll often find this on very low-end budget monitors, but it also happens on high-end displays every now and again. (Case in point, you can only mount the Apple Studio display if you buy it without a stand.)

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I’ve been working as a tech critic for almost 10 years and have tested monitor arms for The Tech Report, in addition to tinkering with them on my own time. In that time, I’ve used some of the best and worst options from different brands out there. ADJUSTABLE & STABLE: With a gas-activated arm, you can easily rotate 360 degrees from portrait to landscape orientation, swivel 180 degrees to share your display, tilt 45 degrees to customise viewing angles, rotate the base joint 270 degrees, and extend the arm out 23.8″. All of these movements have secure tension adjustments that take into account different monitor weights.It’s for those who want more liberty in choosing their desktop. Since Jarvis pretty much is compatible with almost all desks, you are not going to be limited. And if you hate tedious setups, you’re going to be happy with how easy to install this clamp-on monitor arm is Smoothness of motion: We preferred monitor arms that were firm enough to stay put while we worked but could reposition easily and didn’t require too much force. It has a couple of panels to hide the cables and wires when it comes to cable management. While it’s a one-time thing, some users have pointed out that taking off the panels is not one of the smoothest operations. When you need to truly multitask, using three monitors gives you a lot of screen space to work with. Things get a little more complicated when you try to mount more than two monitors, though: You’re asking the arms to support a lot more weight, which may or may not be positioned with balance in mind. A triple-monitor mount also just has a lot more in the way of moving parts. Mount Pro’s triple-monitor arm offers a good compromise of features and flexibility, with two free-moving gas-spring arms and one more static mount for the middle display. You can rotate all three of the monitors for vertical, horizontal, or mixed applications. The central arm helps ensure stability and makes that middle monitor a steady base to arrange your other screens around. Monitor arms can be quite expensive, especially if you want one with full articulation. The HUANUO, however, comes in cheaper than lots of more basic monitor arms and stands. It can tilt from -50 to +35 degrees, swivel up to 90 degrees, and rotate 360 degrees, so you can really hone in on your monitor’s positioning. It also extends 18.5 inches should you need some extra reach. And the arm moves smoothly, so it’s simple to adjust without jarring your display.

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The Ergotron LX Single Monitor Arm monitor arm keeps it simple. One of the few monitor arms that sits in the space between “so cheap it’s suspect” and “so expensive it’s for business,” it offers tilt, swivel, height, and rotation adjustments, allowing you to position it just about anywhere you like.If you don’t have a stud nearby or want to keep installation simple, find an option with a heavy-duty clamp that attaches to your desk. With this type of monitor arm, make sure the edge of your desk can accommodate a clamp—if your desk has a tapered or rounded edge, you might not be able to find a secure fit with a clamp-style monitor arm. Four, it can accommodate the same size of monitors, 13 to 32 inches with a maximum of 19.8 lbs each arm. What we love the most Jarvis Monitor Arm is a single monitor mounting system, unlike options like Ergotech monitor arm that mounts more than one. This particular product is easily attached to a desk to provide an elevation in the height of the screen used by the customer. The product has many convenient features that have been implemented to provide the customer with various benefits when it comes to using the monitor arm. These monitor arms let you route the power cables and the display cables through the arms. This way, the cables remain out of the way, thereby increasing the aesthetics of your desk. More importantly, these monitor arms add more flexibility to your display. So whether you want to tilt the display or adjust the height, it can be done easily. Unlike a stand, you will need to install your monitor arm, either by fastening it to your desk with a built-in clamp, or installing a mount on your wall, like you would with a TV. There are different mounts for both styles, so you will need to plan your monitor placement before buying an arm.