Terrible construction. The screw threads get destroyed for fun. It doesn't hold steady, it wobbles. Better to get a monitor with VESA.

Very stable. It could be a little more elegant because the ports for the screen are quite bulky.

It took me forever to find a solution to fit a curved Acer screen, it really holds it in place within a millimeter and one day it will fall off, I believe... Find another solution if you don't have a long screw

I tried it on a 24" screen and it fit well. You can adjust it and bring the brackets (top and bottom) wherever you want according to your screen. The process of finding the best position took time because if you want to make any adjustments to the opening or angle of the arms, you have to loosen and tighten the screws where you want them. It doesn't have an easy mechanism for this adjustment. But once you set it, you don't have to change it again. It holds the screen well.

Given that the solutions, in case the screen does not have VESA, are limited, I consider this one to be one of the good ones. In my case, there was an additional difficulty due to the curves on the back of the screen and on the bezels, as when I tried to tighten the "hooks", they would slip and come undone. The solution was found after several attempts, but it has nothing to do with the stability of VESA. Other than that, it has a complete set of accessories and I believe the adjustment capabilities will meet the overwhelming majority of cases.

In general, it is good for what I wanted it for. It fit well on my Samsung S24E390, which, as expected, did not have VESA. Overall, it attached well, but the whole process of fitting it was quite difficult. Be careful! The wall mount sits right in the middle of the screen, so if you have HDMI and charging cables in the middle, be prepared to have a short HDMI cable.

Unfortunately, given that there is nothing else comparable, it is the best option available.

It does not have the most elegant design, it is not the simplest to assemble, you will need an extra screwdriver, it will not fit well on new screens with very small bezels, but if you made the mistake of buying a monitor without VESA support, it is a good and cheap solution, it does what it promises.

The base is beautiful, I have it for 1 month for each monitor. One downside I noticed is that with the slightest movement on a curved screen, the base will come off and you will have to tighten it again after the whole assembly. However, once I mounted it on the wall, it didn't give me any more problems. I prefer it, it's good

-Good quality material (the clamps)
-Moderate quality screws / bolts, needed pliers and an electric screwdriver to be able to assemble the final frame
-Be careful not to damage the screen, although for the use of such a product you probably already have a basic screen, but not always

>I wish we had more options in the Greek market for such products

Very good adapter, it has been used on a 23.5-inch monitor and sits on a stand for 2 monitors, the only problem with such adapters is that they are slightly lower than the other monitor that does not use an adapter to attach to the stand.

The only choice (within reasonable price range) to mount a monitor without VESA support on a desk arm. The build quality is not the best, many metal parts that if not covered with suitable foam material will definitely cause aesthetic, and not only, damage to the monitor.
Assembly and adjustment are not easy and become even more difficult if the arm on which you want to mount this adapter does not have a detachable mounting plate.

It holds the screen in portrait mode and does its job very well, the screen has taken countless hits and hasn't moved at all. During installation, I had to put a little foam tape where the screen attaches because it didn't make proper contact with the tightening point.

The adapter will not fit all screens, especially those with a more concave back, such as some Dell screens, resulting in the screen being quite loose and not stable on the Arm. On some screens, the hooks that embrace the screen to support it may also hide the buttons of the respective screen or part of the screen (top/bottom)