Ultrawide Monitor arm for 17-49'' Heavy Duty Screen up to 44lbs, Gas Spring Single Monitor Arm with RGB Light, Adjustable Gaming Computer Monitor Arm for Desk

I ordered this based on the recommended arm on the page of my recent 49; inch monitor purchase. I just received the monitor so I am just setting it all up finally. The arm is nice and hefty and says it will hold up to 44lbs/20kgs so that's a start. The leds are nice and bright and patterns are cool but standard.The first issue I had however is that the lip of my desk is to shallow to have the cross piece contact the desk fully so I was worried about the weight distribution but went ahead anyway. Ultimately I had to add a piece of wood to extend the contact area under the desk as well as a wood shim on the back edge. I highly recommend you measure how much surface area is available but this goes for any arm I imagine.Once mounted securely, it was time to add the monitor which was relatively easy for the size I have (49") and weight of 38lbs. Here is where the only issue I truly had came up and why I am returning this unit. It will not hold the monitor up and is currently resting on the desk. I tried to adjust it as far as the screw will allow and it will not stay put. I also even noticed that it would not hold the monitor level after adjusting that screw.I like this stand and would keep and use it with a lighter and smaller monitor for sure but it definitely does not work with at 35lbs.***Updated***I want to first apologize to Aries as I should have reached out first or tbh RTFM ;) They responded right away and sent a video and guides that I should have checked before but rushed to get set up which is on me. Once done, this arm is rock solid and I really do like it enough that I will be using it for some contract jobs solutions. As mentioned however check the amount of contact area for where it will be attached as that can be a point of failure for stability. Granted I am used to Ergotron and a few others and its the same across the board but I did have to use a different Allen wrench than the one supplied to get enough torque to get the proper tension set.Thank you for reaching back out and i would absolutely recommend this to anyone.

Feels like plastic, but it's decent. The monitor arm is pretty short for better or for worse but the arm is sturdy enough for my ~14 LBS LG 34GP83A-B ultrawide monitor. Unsure if it will hold a ~20 LBS 49 inch ultrawide but hopefully I'll be able to edit this review.The mount is stable in the middle, but going towards the edge have wobble, which makes sense since there's no support on the edges (probably the short arm is helping minimize the wobble). Just like any other monitor arm, it supports height, tilt, and swivel as well as the ability to have your monitor in portrait if you desire. Assembling the monitor arm was pretty simple; took me around 10 minutes and if you're unsure on how to assemble it there's a picture manual. The cable management is left to be desired in my opinion as the covers are flimsy and the weight of the cables pulling down will loosen the covers. RGB is powered by a USB-A cable which I'm pretty sure is soldered onto the monitor arm base. Turned on the RGB lights by holding down the button on the base and pressing the button once will change modes. The RGB is at most a 7/10, there was a mode I liked which is solid red.Overall, I will not know it's value until I have my 49 inch ultrawide monitor to see if it will hold steady and not wobble a lot.Edit: Bought the G9 OLED from Best Buy since I did not want to indefinitely wait for Samsung to give me a delivery date. This arm can support the G9 OLED, but I had to tighten all the screws so it would not fall down or sag. However, the edges do wobble a lot but it could just be physics. Overall this monitor arm is worth the price.

So after purchasing the mount I was informed by my girlfriend that the reviews stated that it wouldn't holdup my LG ultra wide monitor so I waited and upon opening the box I found the issues1 it uses the circle vesa mount that comes with the monitor it is not included ▪︎▪︎ no big deal I ordered mount and had it delivered next day so I got it installed and mounted to the desk and like reviews stated it wouldn't holdup the monitor , here's where they got it wrong though with the included Allen wrench you can adjust the lift tension to now support the monitor ( 49 inch lg ultrawide monitor with adjustment almost maxed tookit back just a little so i could still move it up/down freely)..... besides the mount not being included I have 0 complaints build quality is very nice andits very sturdy

Professional Product ReviewThe monitor arm boasts excellent build quality, particularly in the arm itself, which feels robust and well-constructed. The clamp components are also very sturdy, providing a solid base for mounting. However, the functionality and design of the clamp could be improved. The moving part of the clamp is relatively weak and tends to bend apart when tightening, raising concerns about its long-term durability—especially when supporting a 50” monitor.If this critical part were more reinforced, it would elevate the product to a much higher standard. Additionally, assembly can be challenging, particularly for users who are not technically inclined. Unlike some other monitor arms that come with pre-assembled clamps, this model requires assembly, which may not be ideal for those seeking a more plug-and-play solution.Overall, this monitor arm has the potential to be an outstanding product with a few design improvements, particularly in strengthening the clamp mechanism.

I'm so impressed by the quality of this arm! The RGBs are really cool and beautifully done (so many options!) and the cord management system included is really nice. But the best part is the spring tension in the arm itself that lets you move it. It's so fluid and easy to move! The back of the clamp/grommet area even has two holes that let you sneakily store the included allen wrenches if you ever need them later! Really appreciate the thought put into this! I'm also using this with a curved 39" monitor.