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Our monitor arms are engineered to provide as much movement and flexibility in positioning as humanly possible. A two join design on the arm of the mount and generous 17.3" vertical arm movement along the mount centre pole ensure that you can find your perfect placement.
Our inbuilt cable management clip system will tidy and group all leads to keep them safe from damage, whilst keeping your desktop clutter free. Capable of carrying monitors up to 17.6 lbs in weight, and a screen size of up to 32”.
Providing an eye level monitor and workspaces allows you to help maintain a good posture, avoiding neck and back strain. By reducing forward pressure from incorrect screen placement also allows for a less draining and more productive space.
Two joints and hinges provide total flexibility, whilst the inbuilt cable management clip system ensures your desk is safe and clutter free. Solid construction means that our monitor arms will stand up to repeated changes of position and load without complaint. Desky, proudly supplying the best monitor arms USA has to offer!
Our VESA compatible laptop stands offer a seamless solution to enhance your workspace productivity and ergonomics. By seamlessly integrating your laptop with your monitor arm, you can align your laptop screen with your monitor, creating a more comfortable and efficient working environment. This not only reduces strain on your neck and eyes but also optimizes screen real estate, allowing for effortless multitasking. With the flexibility to adjust the height, tilt, and rotation, our laptop mounts provide the versatility you need to customize your setup. Experience improved posture, reduced clutter, and enhanced workflow, all while maximizing the potential of your dual-screen workstation with our VESA compatible laptop mounts.
LCD Screen Size | 32" and under |
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Weight Capacity | 17.6 lbs max per screen |
VESA | 3"x3", 3.9"x3.9" |
Mounting Options | Through Desk: 0.4"-3.5" Desk Clamp: 0.4"-3.5" |
Laptop Mount Compatible | Yes, Available Here |
Product Weight | 27.6 lbs
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Available Finishes | Matte Black |
Max Height | 17.4"
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Min Height | 6.9"
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Max Arm Extension | 15.7"
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The Desky Dual Eco monitor mount will fit any monitor that is compatible with 3" or 3.9" VESA mounts. The VESA mount supplied simply screws onto the back of compatible monitors and easily slides onto the monitor mount where it is secured by a screw so you can remove your monitor from the arm without disassembling the whole mount.
No, the VESA mounts for the Desky Dual Eco monitor mount does not have a ‘quick-release’ feature. The VESA mount simply slides onto a fitting on the monitor arm and is secured in place with one screw to still keep the process easy and quick.
The Desky Dual Eco monitor mount will support two monitors that weigh up to 17.6 lbs each.
To ensure full range of movement and the ability to position both monitors side by side the maximum monitor size we recommend is 32 inches. If you are wanting to position two monitors larger than 32 inches side by side using a monitor mount we recommend using two of our Desky Single Eco Monitor Mounts.
The lowest height that the monitors can be placed using the arm will depend on the height of the actual monitors - the arm can be adjusted all the way down to the point where the monitor is touching the desktop. The upper height limit will be when the monitor arm clamp is at its highest possible position on the pole. This means that the arm can be raised or lowered using the arms clamp mechanism anywhere along the 17.4" high pole.
The Desky Dual Eco monitor mount can be fitted to your desktop using the included desk clamp or by drilling a hole in the desktop and using the bolt-through mount to secure the arm directly to the desktop.
Yes! This monitor arm can be used with any desk so long as the desktop thickness is between 0.4"-3.5", using either the desk clamp or bolt through desk installation.
If you have a VESA adapter for your iMac this monitor arm will work, as long as the model of iMac you have is less than 17.6 lbs. If you do not have an iMac VESA adapter we do have the Desky iMac Monitor Arm that is specifically designed for iMacs.
You can read our full article on how to setup and position your monitor arm in the most ergonomic position here. In short:
Height - the ideal height for your monitor is when your eye level is just below the top of the screen. Tilting your head backward or forward can cause neck strain.
Distance - as a general rule, the length of your arm is roughly the distance you want between your eyes and the monitor. This will mean you do not have to crane your neck forward and will help to avoid neck and eye strain.
The base of the monitor arm will not move if bolt-mounted to the desktop or if the clamp is tightened correctly. However, it is not possible to fix the position of the arms in place or stop movement around the joints of the arm if knocked. The monitor tilt adjustment can be tightened so that its position will not change if accidentally knocked.
Working with a dual monitor setup can significantly enhance productivity by allowing for multitasking and efficient workflow management. To understand if it's worth it getting a dual monitor setup, consider factors such as your work tasks, workspace, and personal preferences.
Moreover, to avoid pain and discomfort, position your dual monitor stand properly. Ensure that the monitors are at eye level or slightly below, at arm's length distance, and aligned side by side with a slight inward tilt for comfortable viewing.
The type of cable and connector you need for your computer monitor depends on your monitor's input ports and your computer's output ports. Most modern monitors use HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB-C cables for connectivity.
If you're unsure, check your monitor's specifications or look for the input ports on the back. To determine the specific cable and connector you need, refer to your monitor's manual or specifications. You can find more information about cable computer monitors in our article here.