I bought it for the GIGABYTE AORUS FO32U2P. For its price, I would have liked something more. The mechanism that attaches to the monitor has a small (gap - play) before the rotation on the VESA 90° starts to function. For the vertical tilt, I would have liked the mechanism to be smoother.

Flexible and quite durable. I have hung a 27-inch Cooler Master Tempest and so far I am very satisfied.

Sturdy arm. Frees up a lot of space under the screen. Easy rotation over a wide range of angles.

Really very good quality and sturdy construction. I didn't expect it and I don't regret the purchase at all. However, for a desk depth of 70cm, you might find the range of movements a bit too much! (of course, it also depends on your position as well as the inches of your screen).

I have mounted a Dell Ultrasharp, which is a heavy 27'' monitor, with a whole hub of ports at the back. High build quality, child-level assembly, stable, nice movements up - down - in - out, wherever I place it, it stays put and doesn't budge even a millimeter, worth the money. It should be noted that it has two mounting options. Either with the "clamp" that grips onto the wood, or with a screw that goes through the wood (note: it requires a drill and a hole). The second option, I think, is for wood that has a large thickness and the first method, with the "clamp," doesn't work.

Excellent build quality and aesthetics. I have installed a 27' curved monitor and the stand is very stable in any position. The adjustment function for the pivot points from "soft" to "hard" is easy and has immediate response. The base that contacts the desktop is also very sturdy and aesthetically pleasing.

Holds a 34-inch ultra wide BenQ weighing 6 kg very well, with a multitude of movements, very good sturdy construction and materials with cable management along the arm. I don't think there is competition at this price.

Quality clamp that inspires confidence in support, I used the clamp instead of drilling into the desk, it secures very well and gives you full mobility. I use it for my 2nd monitor as a daily but also for parallel use. I highly recommend it, it's a bit expensive but in terms of monitor support, it's worth it and you get what you pay for.

Excellent arm, very stable and flexible. Very easy to install and has a good system at the back with a guide for the cables. It is very sturdy and high-quality.

My brother recommended it to me, as he has the same one. Without having experience with monitor arms in general, for this specific one I will say that it is very good and value for money. I have placed an alienware 27" on top and it has absolutely no issues. It does not shake and does not fall at all. Very easy to use, if you want to move it right-left, front-back, and up-down. The only thing I will point out is that you will probably need help from a second person when setting it up and you will need to find the spot that suits you.

Flawless construction, I have a 32-inch screen and it holds it easily without falling in any position you put it in. At first, I was skeptical about its price, but in the end, it is definitely worth the money and more!

Excellent arm. Tremendous build quality, incredibly easy installation. Good cable management. Very stable (even with desk movements). Impressively easy position change (in any shape) with secure holds and reset. I have paired it with a 32 LG monitor.

Truly excellent construction quality and very easy to set up. Satisfactory cable management.

Excellent base and very easy to install

First time using an arm... excellent base... I don't think I'll ever leave the screen on its own base again... as for the product, it supports a 32-inch screen excellently... what I realized is that for proper support and positioning, a combination of the 2 points that adjust the hardness is needed... one is on the 2nd arm and the other on the joint... at least for larger screens... it also comes with 2 keys for all the screws and a second kit for the base... I think it's a good value for money... yes, it's not the cheapest or one of the cheapest... personally, I looked at cheaper solutions but due to the 32-inch size and complaints in the comments about cheap products, I came here for certainty (55 euros)... at least I feel justified... generally, a base-arm is recommended in any case... and this one even more so...

a no tools product with good cable management and a special place for the 2 keys at the back...