VIVO Height Adjustable 17 to 32 inch Single Monitor Articulating Wall Mount for Standing Workstations, Fits 1 Screen with Max VESA 100x100mm, Black, MOUNT-VW01A

I bought this product to stack my 2 PC monitors above each other. I used this on the top monitor due to not needing it to articulate at all. A slight tilt down works perfect for me.This mount was a breeze to install, it took all of 10 minutes to put up. It comes with all hardware needed to install. You just need the tools to get it done.I was able to use the plaster wall inserts for the install and have, so far, had no issues at all. It is sturdy, isn’t loose, and looks good. I did not have studs where I wanted this monitor placed but again these wall inserts are doing great. The monitors are 23” so not very heavy but this mount is great.I would definitely recommend this mount if you can use a fixed mount system with tilt only. I also really like the way it is height adjustable. As you can see in last pic it has notched marks where you can lock monitor into different heights if needed.

Have nothing to do with the seller!Those people who complain that this cannot lock in place, this is because YOU don't have a single clue how to do it! You have to move the little plastin notch.The product is very stirdy and seems like a very well build.

Easy to do. Straightforward instructions. Works exactly as I needed.

This is well-built and of high quality. The mollies included snapped off during installation, so have extras ready. The angle adjustment was so tight, and would not loosen. I had to get a small hammer to knock it in the direction I needed. It for sure will not move on its own. And yes I tried to lose it but the nut is not accessable.

I bought this because I wanted to free up room at my Work-at-Home desk and just have a generally cleaner look. I think it did everything I wanted it too.Mount - mount system itself is nice. I like it alot. It feels sturdy, there is no excess play in the mechanisms. You have to slide the monitor all the way up and then it will disable the position lock. You HAVE to slide the monitor all the way down to re-enable the lock. If you aren't getting the lock clicks when sliding up, make sure to take it all the way down.Wall anchors - this is the one thing I ding this kit on. The wall anchors are fine, but feel brittle. I used 2 metal drywall anchors for the top load bearing holes, then 2 of the plastic kit anchors for the bottom just to secure. If you are careful, and predrill the holes a little, the plastic anchors should work fine.Monitor movement - monitor movement is pretty good. The only thing is there's no way to make the mount swivels/joint stiffer. The way I ran my cords it pulls on the left monitor a little and it caused it to want to rotate a little. If I didn't have the monitors tight up against each other this would be very annoying.Space savings - with this method you save all the room where the factory stands sit. You also save roughly 3.5 inches of space from the wall.Conclusion and notes - would definitely buy again. For me I didn't want to use a desk standing arm because of being up against a wall. Other wall mounted articulating arms require you to bend the arms, taking up room to get the 2 monitors flush. I've used them in the past. This mount eliminates that arm issue.Note 1 - to utilize 2 at a time like I did, you will want to be thorough with measuring out the distance between them so that they are as close to perfectly level and parallel to each other as possible. Otherwise they will run into each other or have an ugly gap.Note 2 - cord management ideas. I was in a hurry, but I will be adding a central cord channel when I find the right one. A thorough job would run the cords in the wall and pop them out at the bottom under the desk. I don't trust my drywall cutting skills, I struggled enough with making the 2 mounts square enough.

This monitor wall attachment worked like a charm. Since it's on the wall, the monitor can only move so far, but it will tilt enough for a decent viewing angle. The up/down adjustment works great. Plus, it gives a lot of desk space back. It's one of those things I wish I had done months ago.