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Arctic Z2
Table, 34", 10 kg
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From the pictures, it seems to be the 3rd gen.
Yes, this mount is for monitors up to 34 inches and these are only 28.
Hello, with the stand there is a USB3 cable to connect it to the PC and a power cable if needed.
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Yes that works, I have now simply unscrewed the 2nd arm. I now have a 49" screen on one side, not ideal but it works.
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The table is a Lista LO Extend Manus, just seen...
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Then with LG if they have the support vesa yes because as it is indicated it should read the support is accounting with screen 34" max. Double support therefore two 34" screens. Best regards
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Hello, I have smaller screens on it, but I have screwed the arm to the desk. If the desk top is stable enough, it can't tip over.
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I measured approx. 41 cm from the tabletop to the top.
Yes, but it is a very tight fit. You might not be able to have them flat, might have to tilt in a bit.
Hi, I don't know if it fits Asus, but I have a 34 inch Samsung and a 24 inch HP mounted and it works.
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I must correct myself! It does have 4 USB ports...but still just 2 27 inch screens go next to each other...have now ordered another holder and will then weld the tube onto it, as there is no thread here (bought second-hand, but was unfortunately mistakenly a different version than this in the article).
35" might be just about right in my opinion. I have two 27".
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It's 41 cm from the desk. The mid of the VESA mount is a bit lower, so your monitor will sit at ~40cm.
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Hello,
By measuring directly on my device, I found about 5 cm of thickness max.
The bracket is designed for 34". Theoretically, it should work (I would also be interested in the results). With larger monitors, the payload of the mount should definitely be checked.
This should work, as it is a 34 inch bracket and you can pull it together towards the front accordingly.
I would be interested to know how long the black arms are. That is, from the VESA mount to the pole.
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Well, I measured it and it's exactly 40 cm from the VESR plate to the middle of the bar. Quite stable, although I only have one monitor on it at the moment.
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No, the ultrawide is too wide, but with 2 Artic Z1's it would be possible.
I have 2 slightly curved screens attached, each 32" in 16:9 ratio 🤙
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This mount requires a VESA 75mm or 100mm connector on the screen (these are the square patterns you see in the photo here).
The Samsung screens have a different connection.
There are probably adapters that you have to buy additionally: search the internet for "samsung cf591 vesa adapter". I find results from "brands" like "Vivo" or "Gladiator Joe", but I have no experience with them.
I have no experience with 2x32", but I wanted to say that the monitor holder is now in the third design generation (with the same name). Only the third generation is supposed to go up to 34". So could be that the other reports was for an older generation. I personally have one from the second generation with 2x27" (without problems; but much bigger would not work with the old model).
I have a 34" Dell U34W monitor on the left and a 23.5" Samsung monitor on the right. Works tiptop. The only problem is that the 34" monitor is huge and therefore very heavy and also turns too easily when tilted, i.e. it is crooked. No problem, once it is adjusted, it no longer moves.
Former user
6 years ago
Hello,
the hub is part of the stand foot, unless you find an adapter to screw the tube into (see the explanatory video attached to the product).
2 of them are probably too heavy. It's only for 20KG and your Monitors wigh about 24kg.
Hello, yes absolutely there are several screws to fix the screens ... I was able to use them to fix both of mine.
yes, that is possible. However, this holder has been lying in my cellar as scrap for several years ;) it is not very practical. I have found better models at A.
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