Results for “monitor arm”

6 reviews match. Results are ordered by score.

Rain Design's product page for the mStand aluminium laptop stand

Monitor Arms & Risers · 8.8/10

Rain Design mStand review

The best money-to-benefit ratio of anything on this site. If you work on a laptop at a desk and own nothing else, buy this first.

Around $60Best for A laptop as your main machine

Uplift Desk's product photograph of the Enfield single monitor arm in graphite

Monitor Arms & Risers · 8.8/10

Uplift Enfield Single Monitor Arm review

The arm to buy if your monitor is inside its weight range. The printed weight scale removes the one step everybody gets wrong, and the warranty outlasts the monitor.

$109, less in quantityBest for One monitor under about 9 kg

Colebrook Bosson Saunders product page for the Flo monitor arm in silver

Monitor Arms & Risers · 8.3/10

Colebrook Bosson Saunders Flo review

The nicest monitor arm to use, with the tightest weight window. If your screen sits between 2 and 7 kg and you care how a desk looks, this is the one.

From £232 excluding VAT, plus fittingBest for Light screens and visible desks

Desky's product photograph of the Heavy Duty Ultrawide Monitor Arm in black

Monitor Arms & Risers · 8.2/10

Desky Heavy Duty Ultrawide Monitor Arm review

Buy it only if your screen is genuinely too heavy for an ordinary arm. Within that job it is excellent and unusually cheap; outside it, it is a large object doing nothing.

From $113.90Best for 49-inch ultrawides and heavy panels

Vari's product photograph of the VariDesk Pro Plus 36 desk converter in black

Monitor Arms & Risers · 7.7/10

VariDesk Pro Plus 36 review

The right answer when replacing the desk is not an option. A worse answer than a $349 standing desk when it is.

$429 for the 36-inchBest for Rented desks and shared offices

Grovemade's product page showing the wooden desk shelf system with monitor and keyboard

Monitor Arms & Risers · 7.7/10

Grovemade Desk Shelf System review

Genuinely beautiful and genuinely overpriced as ergonomics. Buy it because you want the object; buy a monitor arm if you want the posture.

$180–$380 depending on sizeBest for Laptops, and desks you look at