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Osio Stand Desk Mounted Monitor up to 27" with Arm (OSM-4635)
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Osio Stand Desk Mounted Monitor up to 27" with Arm (OSM-4635)

Key features:

  • Maximum Screen Size: 27"
  • Maximum Load: 9 kg
  • Arm with Rotation
  • With Tilt
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24 84 €
Delivery by Thu, 09 Jul
14,00 €   shipping cost
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From Central 4.9 (10)
4.9 (10 reviews)
Greece
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Description

Description

Computer monitor stand that adjusts to your desk so you always have the ideal working position. It helps you work more comfortably and with less pain due to poor posture.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Product Details

Placement
Desk Mounted
Type
Tilting, Extension Arm, Rotating
Colour
Black

Additional

Number of Screens
1
Max Screen Dimension
27 "
Maximum Load
9 kg

Specifications

Vesa Mount
100 x 100 mm, 75 x 75 mm

Vesa Mount

Vesa is a standard for mounting brackets that describes in millimeters the (horizontal X vertical) distance between the 4 screws, e.g. 200x100 means that the screws are 10cm and 20cm apart from each other forming a rectangle.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (2)

Reviews

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  • mailacc33
    3
    mailacc33

    Verified purchase

    It does the job for which it is intended. But there are better options at the same price.

    Positives:
    -lightweight
    -small
    -beautiful
    -delivers on its promised features
    -includes all necessary accessories and more, nicely numbered and of good quality

    Negatives:
    -Does not have a detachable stand for the screen like RaidSonic, resulting in the installation or movement of the base being exclusively the job of two people.
    -The clamp on the desk has a strange system to support desks of various sizes with two "sliding" scales. 99% of the time, you will need the first one. If you don't tighten it on the desk, it cannot stay in place. This results in trying to screw it into position 1, and due to the weight of the screen and the base, the mechanism falls into position 2, 10 centimeters lower. Generally, it requires caution in handling if you don't want your screen or fingers to suffer. I have never seen this system in other arms.
    -The main column is very rigid and can only be moved by hand. You cannot adjust the screen with your hands; you must hold the base with your hand and move it yourself. If your screen is thin (most modern ones), it is risky to break it. The essential drawback is that I am used to simply holding the screen and freely adjusting it in the space with my hands without acrobatics on the desk. I don't know if there is an adapter for the strength in the column or if I can do something to loosen it, but I don't see anything obvious on it, and I can't find the manual or specifications online, nor is the base mentioned on the manufacturer's website as a product.

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  • Ale.K.
    5
    6 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    Ale.K.

    Very good base. Rotates 180 degrees on the base and 360 on the second arm. Also, the top part where the screen is rotates 180 degrees both horizontally and vertically. The viewing angle is also the one it should be. The cables are hidden in both arms as it has covers. You can also adjust the pressure for the weight of the screen. I have a 21'' LG flat screen that is very light and I have set it to the lowest pressure. The thickness it covers to secure it to the desk is up to 10-12 inches. Maybe even more.

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  • mailacc33
    3
    mailacc33

    It does the job for which it is intended. But there are better options at the same price.

    Positives:
    -lightweight
    -small
    -beautiful
    -delivers on its promised features
    -includes all necessary accessories and more, nicely numbered and of good quality

    Negatives:
    -Does not have a detachable stand for the screen like RaidSonic, resulting in the installation or movement of the base being exclusively the job of two people.
    -The clamp on the desk has a strange system to support desks of various sizes with two "sliding" scales. 99% of the time, you will need the first one. If you don't tighten it on the desk, it cannot stay in place. This results in trying to screw it into position 1, and due to the weight of the screen and the base, the mechanism falls into position 2, 10 centimeters lower. Generally, it requires caution in handling if you don't want your screen or fingers to suffer. I have never seen this system in other arms.
    -The main column is very rigid and can only be moved by hand. You cannot adjust the screen with your hands; you must hold the base with your hand and move it yourself. If your screen is thin (most modern ones), it is risky to break it. The essential drawback is that I am used to simply holding the screen and freely adjusting it in the space with my hands without acrobatics on the desk. I don't know if there is an adapter for the strength in the column or if I can do something to loosen it, but I don't see anything obvious on it, and I can't find the manual or specifications online, nor is the base mentioned on the manufacturer's website as a product.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Ale.K.
    5
    Ale.K.

    Very good base. Rotates 180 degrees on the base and 360 on the second arm. Also, the top part where the screen is rotates 180 degrees both horizontally and vertically. The viewing angle is also the one it should be. The cables are hidden in both arms as it has covers. You can also adjust the pressure for the weight of the screen. I have a 21'' LG flat screen that is very light and I have set it to the lowest pressure. The thickness it covers to secure it to the desk is up to 10-12 inches. Maybe even more.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
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Description & Specifications

Computer monitor stand that adjusts to your desk so you always have the ideal working position. It helps you work more comfortably and with less pain due to poor posture.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Product Details

Placement
Desk Mounted
Type
Tilting, Extension Arm, Rotating
Colour
Black

Additional

Number of Screens
1
Max Screen Dimension
27 "
Maximum Load
9 kg

Specifications

Vesa Mount
100 x 100 mm, 75 x 75 mm

Vesa Mount

Vesa is a standard for mounting brackets that describes in millimeters the (horizontal X vertical) distance between the 4 screws, e.g. 200x100 means that the screws are 10cm and 20cm apart from each other forming a rectangle.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

4.0
2
4.0
Review this product
  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • mailacc33
    3
    mailacc33

    Verified purchase

    It does the job for which it is intended. But there are better options at the same price.

    Positives:
    -lightweight
    -small
    -beautiful
    -delivers on its promised features
    -includes all necessary accessories and more, nicely numbered and of good quality

    Negatives:
    -Does not have a detachable stand for the screen like RaidSonic, resulting in the installation or movement of the base being exclusively the job of two people.
    -The clamp on the desk has a strange system to support desks of various sizes with two "sliding" scales. 99% of the time, you will need the first one. If you don't tighten it on the desk, it cannot stay in place. This results in trying to screw it into position 1, and due to the weight of the screen and the base, the mechanism falls into position 2, 10 centimeters lower. Generally, it requires caution in handling if you don't want your screen or fingers to suffer. I have never seen this system in other arms.
    -The main column is very rigid and can only be moved by hand. You cannot adjust the screen with your hands; you must hold the base with your hand and move it yourself. If your screen is thin (most modern ones), it is risky to break it. The essential drawback is that I am used to simply holding the screen and freely adjusting it in the space with my hands without acrobatics on the desk. I don't know if there is an adapter for the strength in the column or if I can do something to loosen it, but I don't see anything obvious on it, and I can't find the manual or specifications online, nor is the base mentioned on the manufacturer's website as a product.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Ale.K.
    5
    6 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    Ale.K.

    Very good base. Rotates 180 degrees on the base and 360 on the second arm. Also, the top part where the screen is rotates 180 degrees both horizontally and vertically. The viewing angle is also the one it should be. The cables are hidden in both arms as it has covers. You can also adjust the pressure for the weight of the screen. I have a 21'' LG flat screen that is very light and I have set it to the lowest pressure. The thickness it covers to secure it to the desk is up to 10-12 inches. Maybe even more.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • mailacc33
    3
    mailacc33

    It does the job for which it is intended. But there are better options at the same price.

    Positives:
    -lightweight
    -small
    -beautiful
    -delivers on its promised features
    -includes all necessary accessories and more, nicely numbered and of good quality

    Negatives:
    -Does not have a detachable stand for the screen like RaidSonic, resulting in the installation or movement of the base being exclusively the job of two people.
    -The clamp on the desk has a strange system to support desks of various sizes with two "sliding" scales. 99% of the time, you will need the first one. If you don't tighten it on the desk, it cannot stay in place. This results in trying to screw it into position 1, and due to the weight of the screen and the base, the mechanism falls into position 2, 10 centimeters lower. Generally, it requires caution in handling if you don't want your screen or fingers to suffer. I have never seen this system in other arms.
    -The main column is very rigid and can only be moved by hand. You cannot adjust the screen with your hands; you must hold the base with your hand and move it yourself. If your screen is thin (most modern ones), it is risky to break it. The essential drawback is that I am used to simply holding the screen and freely adjusting it in the space with my hands without acrobatics on the desk. I don't know if there is an adapter for the strength in the column or if I can do something to loosen it, but I don't see anything obvious on it, and I can't find the manual or specifications online, nor is the base mentioned on the manufacturer's website as a product.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Ale.K.
    5
    Ale.K.

    Very good base. Rotates 180 degrees on the base and 360 on the second arm. Also, the top part where the screen is rotates 180 degrees both horizontally and vertically. The viewing angle is also the one it should be. The cables are hidden in both arms as it has covers. You can also adjust the pressure for the weight of the screen. I have a 21'' LG flat screen that is very light and I have set it to the lowest pressure. The thickness it covers to secure it to the desk is up to 10-12 inches. Maybe even more.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
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24,84 €
14,00 €   shipping cost