Monitor mount

But isn't there a vesa adapter for 45" HP curved monitors on the market?

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Hi all - I am looking for a monitor mount that can be attached to a USM Haller table. Any ideas?

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I have a standing desk where the tabletop is only 80cm deep. This means that the screen is almost too close for my taste. For this reason, I am looking for a monitor arm with which it is possible to position the screen further back than the desk top - I hope you understand what I mean. I would prefer to have a distance of 90cm instead of 80cm and ideally there should be two screens. Anyone have a screen mount recommendation? Thank you

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So that I can mount my 27" & 34" monitor horizontally, 27" at the bottom & 34" at the top, but can also reverse the whole thing effortlessly without having to do much remounting, i.e. 34" at the bottom & 27" at the top, I am looking for a mount on which the arm or the gas spring can be adjusted in height by 40cm. Is there such a thing? Am I the only one who has this usecase? :S

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Hello everyone, I am looking for a monitor mount for a 32-inch monitor that is compatible with an Ikea Ivar desk. The monitor is currently positioned at the back of the wall on the fixed section that cannot be folded down. I would like to swivel the monitor 90° to the left so that it is positioned on the left side of the desk. The aim is to have the monitor in front of me when I'm sitting on the right-hand side of the desk. The bracket should be able to be attached either to the wall or to the shelf on the left side of the desk. Does anyone have a suitable recommendation or a similar setup?

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Hello everyone, I am looking for a suitable mount for my 42" LG OLED monitor (approx. 10 kg). It would be important that the mount can be attached to an electrically height-adjustable standing table (table thickness approx. 2-3 cm). Alternatively, I would also be interested in an electrically adjustable mount, but I suspect that these tend to be in the higher price range. Does anyone have any recommendations or experience with similar setups? Many thanks for any tips! :)

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Hi, I'm looking for a monitor arm with a base no wider than 5cm. I've bought a "Team7 Pisa" desk with a courtesy panel and the space between the two panels doesn't allow me to install a monitor arm with a wider base. In the worst case I'd get monitors with 'normal' feet but I want to make sure I've explored all the options. Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hello everyone I have two 27" monitors and am looking for suitable mounts for them. My desk is placed a short distance from the wall, so there is no space behind it. A friend recommended the Arctic X1-3D, which has a gas spring. I have heard/read both good and bad things about adjusting the monitor. My question: Is there a better option than the Arctic X1-3D that is more recommendable? Should I get two individual mounts for my two monitors (ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQDM and LG 27GN800P-B) or should I get a single one? Design also plays a role. Many thanks!

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Hello everyone, I am looking for a way to mount my four 24" Eizo monitors on one or two table mounts. The monitors should be able to be arranged in a line, with the two outer monitors possibly being angled inwards towards the centre of the table. The problem is that I don't have much distance to the wall. Therefore, the arms on the back of the table must not protrude too far. I have already tried two dual monitor mounts from Icy Box, but I have to return them because the arms protrude too far back when I place two monitors next to each other. A possible alternative would be to buy two mounts for three monitors. These usually have an additional joint so that I could simply leave out the centre bracket, which is usually attached to the pole. What experiences and suggestions can you give me? Thank you very much!

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I am currently trying to find a solution for attaching a touchscreen to a table. It should be as height-adjustable and tiltable as possible. The obvious solution is to use a monitor arm. But now I'm wondering whether the mount is stable enough to withstand the pressure of touch or whether the screen will simply move away. I would be very grateful if someone could try this out, and would be open to any other ideas. Many thanks in advance!

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Hello everyone As my cat always disturbs me when I'm sitting at my PC, I'd like to create a place for her to lie down close to me and slightly raised (so she can keep an eye on things). My idea was a metal arm that can be attached to the desk top. Is there a monitor mount that is manually height-adjustable and has an arm that I could turn slightly to the side? The mount for the monitor should, of course, be able to be adjusted horizontally so that a cat basket can be attached straight to it. The arm should not immediately tilt downwards when the cat jumps on it, so it should be able to withstand sudden impacts and hold at least 10kg. I know the idea is probably terrible for non-pet owners. But it must be realisable somehow... Thank you very much for your ideas, if you have any!

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Hello together Can anyone recommend a monitor mount for a USM Haller table? Many thanks!

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Hello everyone It has rarely happened to me that I can't find something, but in my search for an inexpensive 2-arm version in white for a 34'' monitor (8.2kg) and a laptop holder, I'm really giving up. There would be this: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/multibrackets-monitorhalter-duo-32-alum-weiss-rotierbar-90-monitor-halterung-19884903 But that's really too expensive for me. The laptop holder alone costs 100: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/multibrackets-laptophalter-notebook-staender-12479843 There would be something from PureMounts (laptop holder only) but digitec doesn't have it in their range: https://www.puremounts.de/en... Does anyone have any idea who I could ask at digitec to add the product to their range?

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Dear Community, I am looking for a monitor mount for on the table (wall is plaster and does not hold any weight). It is important that the mount is very high, as a 37 inch monitor should go OVER the G9 49 inch! Unfortunately, there is no filter for this and there is no height specified on the mounts themselves, or at least I haven't found one yet. Thanks for any tips

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Most dual monitor mounts extend backwards far beyond the edge of the table if you want the maximum adjustment possibilities. What if my table is adjacent to a wall and I can't afford to pull the monitors far forward? Can I then throw the idea of dual mounts overboard and have to switch to two single mounts or am I seeing a problem where there is none?

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I'm looking for a stand that will fit on my desk but as the edge of the desk underneath the table is at an angle my current stand slips and is not reliable at all for my monitors, does anyone have a recommendation for a stand that will reach far enough under the desk?

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Hello Community I am looking for a table mount that will serve the following purpose. I have two desks facing each other with a distance of 10cm. The employees are looking at each other with the monitors in between. If only one table is occupied, this employee should be able to use both monitors, if both employees are present, one monitor should be able to be rotated by 180° so that both can use one monitor each. There should only be one bracket at the table. Unfortunately, it is not really clear from the photos whether one of the mounts with two "arms" can be rotated 180°. Any ideas? Thank you!

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Hello all. I am looking for a high quality monitor mount (if possible for table, with clamp) for up to 4 monitors, up to 32 inches for each monitor, possibility of arrangement in pyramid form (3+1), and good load capacity (so that most monitors up to 32 inches can also be mounted safely). I would like to use a 32 inch (flat) as the central monitor, and 2x 27(-32) inch on the left and right side, angled, probably in portrait mode (but the "normal" landscape option would also be great as a bonus). Then another curved 32 inch (Samsung Odyssey G7) is currently planned above the central monitor. Does anyone have experience with pyramid setups or a tip for a good monitor mount? It would be important that the upper monitor can be tilted downwards enough.

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Good day I am looking for a wall bracket with a joint load capacity of 8kg. that can be locked. The reason for this is vibrations on the boat Can you help me?

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Good day... I have the following problem. I am looking for a monitor stand for 2 screens. The lower one would be a 34 inch (curved, approx. 11.1kg) and the upper one a 27 inch (approx. 6kg). The monitors should be on top of each other due to lack of space. Both have Vesa 100x100. The whole thing should be without a clamp, but with a stand. I hope you can help me. Thanks a lot

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I have been looking for an alternative to one stand per screen for several months now and would like to have the same stand for my 3 32" screens. I can't find any other solution than a totally external stand fixed to the floor. I would like to be able to put it on my desk and have my 3 screens perfectly aligned.

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I have 2 monitors, both weighing around 5kg. I would like to attach them to the table with a monitor holder. It should be height-adjustable and tiltable, and the monitors should be placed directly next to each other. The main monitor has 28 inches, the secondary 27, but a very large screen border, so that it is even larger than my main monitor (https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/asus-vp28uqgl-3840-x-2160-pixels-28-monitor-11905415). Does anyone know of a mount that would work for my purpose? And do I need a 23 inch bracket or is a 27 inch sufficient? And would the whole thing be available with USB ports built in? But only if there is a good product with it. Price should not be higher than CHF 200. Thank you in advance if you have any ideas.

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I was once again looking into monitor mounts for three monitors and came across the following at Multibrackets: https://products.multibrackets.com/en... Seems a lot more stable than the current alternatives (speaking from experience with the former product): https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/multibrackets-mb-tischstaender-basic-tripple-tisch-27-monitor-halterung-12242857?supplier=406802 https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/multibrackets-triple-l-tisch-32-monitor-halterung-5811165?supplier=406802 I don't know how much the rest of the community here would be interested, but I think it's worth adding the product to your range, since you already have the "extension" for it anyway: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/multibrackets-erweiterung-tischstaender-triple-l-tisch-32-monitor-halterung-5810186

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Does anyone know if there is an overview of the product suggestions on the start page with reduced prices? Often there is a product with a price and "You have added this product to your watchlist for CHF xyz.-" underneath. But they disappear again and then another one appears, so if I want to see the previous one again, I can't find it anywhere :)

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I am currently looking for a monitor arm with which I can mount my monitors on top of each other on my table. The monitors are the Xiaomi 34 inch Ultrawide (for below) and the Gigabyte M23Q (for above). Any tips or advice would be appreciated as I'm struggling to find anyone who will try to mount a 32" over a 34" monitor :D. Xiaomi Ultrawide: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/xiaomi-bhr4269gl-34-3440-x-1440-pixels-monitor-14477192 Gigabyte M32Q: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/gigabyte-m32q-3150-2560-x-1440-pixels-monitor-16452985

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I am looking for a monitor mount for a 27" Dell screen that on the one hand is as flat as possible, but on the other hand allows the screen to be pulled far forward. I have a table flush against a wall at the back and want the screen as close to the wall as possible for working, but for racing sims I have a chair with a steering wheel and I want to pull the screen as close to me as possible. Is there anything?

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hey guys i am looking for a monitor mount for three screens but i want 2 on the bottom and one on the top maybe someone can help me thanks

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Hi all, I am looking for a tall monitor mount for a 24 inch display. The goal would be to have the display stacked above my 34 inch ultrawide monitor. So I need either a 2nd singke monitor mount or a monitor mount for the 2 monitors.

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Hello forum Looking for suggestions for a setup for my monitors. Have a Neo G9 and a G7 27 inch. Would like to keep the Neo G9 on the bottom and the G7 in the middle above it. How would you suggest making this setup?

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Hello. I currently use two 27 monitors at home, one a graphics monitor from Eizo and one a gaming monitor from Asus. I have found a few mounts, but it is difficult to know what really fits. I have a height-adjustable office desk, which is almost directly against the wall (approx. 2 cm distance). Since the table is height-adjustable, it should be a table mount. The two monitors are currently pushed back as far as possible. Since I use the Eizo for image editing and the Asus for a round of games, I always have to switch with the keyboard and mouse. That's tedious. Since such a mount also takes up space, it has to be as flexible as possible. It should be able to do that: - Both 27" displays side by side at the same height (frame to frame) as close to the wall/mount as possible. -> If this is only possible with more wall space, how far away would the table have to be? - If only one display is needed, it should be possible to position the desired display perfectly centrally and use the second display angled (or even rotated 90° vertically, no must). - The monitors have VESA 100x100 mounts, so that should be possible. - I'm thinking of buying a 32" mount right away so that I can be flexible later, but I'm worried that the longer arms might cause more problems (distance to the wall, closer to the eyes). - The whole thing should be very stable. The table is very stable and doesn't wobble, the monitors shouldn't either. - Clean cable management. The cables should not be hidden, but should be neatly attached to the arms. There are mounts where the monitors can be adjusted in height at the same time and those that have two arms, so to speak. I'm not sure which offers more advantages.

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