Monitor mounts
Desk mounts for monitors — clamps, gas-spring arms and stands for one to four screens. The desk stays clear and the screen comes up to eye level.
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How to choose a monitor mount
- Mounting. A desk clamp is the common choice and needs no drilling; a grommet mount uses the cable hole in the desktop; a wall mount clears the desk entirely.
- Number of screens. Dual and triple arms put all of that weight on one spot — check the thickness and overhang of your desk.
- VESA and weight. Most monitors use the 100 × 100 mm pattern, larger ones 200 × 100 mm. The load rating is PER SCREEN.
- Motion. A gas spring holds the screen at any height and moves with one finger; a rigid bracket costs less and stays put.
Related categories
See also monitors, mounts and stands, TV mounts and laptop stands.
Frequently asked questions
Will a mount fit a curved monitor? Yes, as long as the VESA pattern and the weight are within range — the curve itself makes no difference.
How many screens per arm? Check the "Displays supported" field: that is the manufacturer's maximum, not a recommendation.
Are screws included? A set of VESA screws is normally in the box; exceptions are noted in the product description.