Showing posts with label monitor arms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monitor arms. Show all posts

11/02/2011

Kensington 60106 Desk-Mount Arm for Flat Panel Monitor (Black) Review

Kensington 60106 Desk-Mount Arm for Flat Panel Monitor (Black)
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The quality is way better than what I expected, and it's holding my monitors very securly. I like the added flexability of being able to go from portrait to landscape very easily and setup was a breeze.
Regarding the other review about it being too loose. I actually had the opposite problem. Mine was too tight.
But not a big deal (and shouldn't be a big deal for the guy that complained about i being too loose). You can actually adjust the tightness for all of the joints. Just pop off the plastic covering of the joint and you will see some bolts. Grab a wrench and tighten away (or loosen in my case).
Love it. It's great.

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MODEL- 60106 VENDOR- KENSINGTONFEATURES- Flat Panel Desk Mount Monitor Arm - Black Maximize your work space and comfort!CLAMP ON FOR MORE SPACE AND COMFORT! Position your monitor forspace-saving comfortable viewing. Arm extends 9" in any direction.Tilts up to 90 degrees in all directions. Three height levels.Easily assembled and attached. Sleek design fits desks up to 4" thick. Accommodates "VESA compliant" or "zero footprint" flatpanels up to 20 lbs. * Position your "VESA compliant" or "zero footprint" flat panel monitoranywhere on desk for space-saving comfortable viewing. * Arm extends 9" in any direction rotates at the base 360 degrees tiltsup to 90 degrees in all directions and allows rotation of monitor fromlandscape to portrait. * Three height levels to best fit your needs. * Easy to assemble and attach. No drilling required. * Fits desks 1" - 4" thick and holds up to 20 lbs REQUIRES- Flat panel monitors that are removable from their base. This isoften referred to as "VESA Standard" or "Zero Footprint".tech@kensington.com

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10/11/2011

Dual Monitor Flex Stand Up To 24IN 22LBS/MONITOR Review

Dual Monitor Flex Stand Up To 24IN 22LBS/MONITOR
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This product is built great . . . very sturdy and appears to be high quality. Also liked the extra provision of cord ties and Velcro straps for tidying up the cords.
Unfortunately, it's sorely lacking in configurability, namely the height adjustment. This renders it unusable for me. I bought the stand to provide a bit more workspace under my monitors and provide an easy means of simultaneously adjusting the monitor height of my dual ViewSonic 22" displays. The maximum height this stand adjusts only brings my displays about 2.75" off my desktop, much lower than the stock ViewSonic stands and way too low for comfortable viewing.
For the price of this product and the effort the manufacturer went to with quality construction I can't understand why they would fail to address such basic functionality.
I'm returning mine.

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10/08/2011

Inland Pro LCD Monitor Arm 200 (VESA, Desk, & Wall Mount) Review

Inland Pro LCD Monitor Arm 200 (VESA, Desk, and Wall Mount)
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Overall, for 30 bucks, this isn't a bad mount, but it wasn't what I was expecting from the images. For the good, it seems pretty sturdy, and will do what it's meant to do, but that's about it. First, this mount does not freely articulate. What appears to be a joint at the bottom of the mount arm is just a decorative cover. Under the cover is a grouping of screw holes that allow you to fix the arm in a variety of positions. There are 4 allen head screws that hold the arm in place. In order to elevate or lower the arm, you would have to remove the cover and those screws, and even then, there's only about 4 or 5 settings, so it's not limitless. The head of the mount where the monitor mounts however, does freely articulate up/down, side to side, and allows for screen rotation. Also the arm while it doesn't adjust up and down freely, does swivel as you might expect.
The next bit that's a little misleading is the wall mount option. Yes, it can be mounted to a wall, but there's no hardware included for that. The wall mount is accomplished by leaving off the clamps used for desk mounting, and using the holes provided for that part to attach the arm to the wall. The problem is the holes are about 3/8" in diameter, so you will need pretty large lag bolts if you want to use them for that. I simply drilled 2 smaller holes in bracket and used 3" drywall screws, which worked perfectly. But if you aren't prepared to do a bit of modification to the mount to facilitate wall mounting, you'll need some pretty big screws or lag bolts.
I rated it a 3 mainly because I think there's some intentional misleading in the design at the bottom to make you think it raises and lowers freely, and that wall mounting isn't quite as easy as they may like you to think. Aside from that it will certainly do its job, and will do what I needed it for. But if you need something with full articulation and ready adjustment, this one probably isn't for you.

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