Monitor Adapter Mount Kit | Non-VESA PC Screen Mounting | 20” to 27” Screens | LED, LCD Computer Screen Bracket Adapter Kit | Supports 10KG | Pukkr

This was pretty straightforward to use, the instructions were clear enough for me to understand. Had no problems and was done within the hour. Very sturdy once set up, although the clips that hold the monitor are a bit distracting as I have another monitor next to it, but not such a problem as it is the same colour as the monitor. Very happy with purchase. Would have been better if there was a spanner in the pack as this is needed when securing the monitor in place, luckily, I already had one from my TV mounting kit.

I bought this with seeing various mixed reviews so it was a bit of a gamble, however, the price was decent enough. My two 22" monitors have different VESA placements, so originally one was a bit higher than the other. I'm a stickler for symmetry!! So this was a real find.It was a bit of a pain to build, quite fiddly, and took some effort to get the monitors attached and lined up. But I managed to do it with success. It didn't come with any tools, like a little spanner for the nuts, they are pretty small and the tools I had didn't work, so I had to use a pair of pliers.Overall I am really happy with how my set up looks.Pros:AffordableAdjustableSturdyCons:Fiddly when mounting and assembling

Bass sound is good but not very impressive. connection is very strong. I can leave my phone on my desk and no problem walking around the office. Worth the money. Happy with my purchase. Had this for about a week now and so glad I bought it. They look like the airpod but 1/3 the price. I use them for my everyday activities. They tuck into my ears pretty well and i am comfortable wearing them too. It comes with a battery charging case. If you dont want to carry the case, there is an extra cable for charing the earbuds separately. The batteries charge fast and last almost 2 hours. They are super conveninent and easy to pair with my iphone 6. You do need to manually turn them off if you dont use it otherwise batteries will drain.

To be fair it does the job ok, however I found it was a proper arse to put together and its quite bulky. I know it has to hold a screen up but I thought it could've been made a bit better therefore I've given a lower review but I could just be fussy.

I removed the stand (eventually) from my 2009 iMac 27" as it was too high. I used an exsiting swivel arm clamped to the desk and with this mount I was able to get the iMac just sitting just above the desk on sturdy feet with enough room underneath for the ventilation. It's now at the right height and as the iMac is on the feet on the desk there is no problem with the mount supporting it (it was designed for a 23" monitor).I got this up and going in about 15 minutes taking it easy - Very easy so long as you can tell your ar5e from your elbow you'll be fine (Blackadder 4 quote).

Unfortunately, you get what you pay for here. Utter Uselessness.This has to be one of the most annoying, fiddly, and low-quality items I have ever bought, literally EVER.I would highly recommend not buying this one and going for one which costs a little more in the hope that means better quality unless of course, you want to just irritate yourself.This turned up in a basic box and wrapped in plastic packaging. The metal on the screws broke away from itself from the word go, causing many of the heads to just spin, the metal brackets were almost impossible to keep in place due to them constantly sliding up and down the arms even after tightening the screws and bolts, the bolts which are supposed to hold the brackets to hold the actual monitor would often battle against you as though they didn't want to be screwed in.When built, it resembled more of a quadprong boomerang than a monitor bracket.Even after eventually getting it onto the monitor, which is no easy feat, the supports would regularly move around causing the monitor to sit at odd angles on an arm.Honestly, you would have better luck using this item to scale a building than hold onto a monitor, but please don't try that either.

Not the prettiest item but given consideration to what its doing you’d be had pushed to design it another way.My only complaint are the retaining lugs are way bigger than they need to be (20mm for those wondering), at least on the top. I cut off about 10mm for the ones on top as the bezel on my monitor is very narrow.Bit fiddly but with some patience it’s not too bad. My advice is lay the monitor over w pillow on your lap face down while you try and attach it.

So I treated myself to a 3 monitor arm stand, and my main centre monitor not having a VESA mount ordered one of these at the same time.Does the job, and whilst you may think it looks a bit unsightly, most of the gubbins is around the back. I really don't notice the clamps any more and it saved me treating myself to a new monitor …. not sure that's a good thing mind you - I like treats ;-).Would recommend if you want a stand and don't want to replace your monitor just to get VESA fittings.