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AVLT Single 17"-49" Monitor Arm Desk Mount fits One Flat/Curved/Ultrawide Monitor Full Motion Height Swivel Tilt Rotation Adjustable Monitor Arm - White/VESA/C-Clamp/Grommet/Cable Management

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Color: White-Type-B


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  • FITS 17" TO 49" SCREENSingle monitor desk mount fits most of flat/curved/ultrawide computer monitors up to 50 lb (23 kg) in weight with VESA 75x75mm or 100x100mm mounting holes.
  • SAVE VALUABLE SPACEHeavy-duty metal base only take up 4.7" x 4.3" (120mm x 110mm) desk surface. The c-clamp and grommet mounting options support up to 3.3" (85mm) desk thick.
  • ERGONOMIC VIEWING HEIGHTPremium gas spring monitor arm assists height adjustment from 10" to 23" (255mm to 585mm), which passes 16,000-cycle motion test. Adjusting the monitor adapts to your posture by arm extension, vertical tilt, horizontal swivel, and landscape or portrait rotation.
  • DISCOVER PRODUCTIVE SELFTwo USB 3.0 and AUX ports design to easily connect to your OS. After locking a few screws, the monitor mount instantly improve working posture, increase workspace, and hide cables.
  • RESPOND WITHIN 24HRsFriendly tech support to help with any questions or concerns. AVLT-DM42-1 is covered by 3-YEAR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY and LIFETIME TECH SUPPORT.

Mounting Type: Table Mount


Movement Type: Rotate, Swivel, Tilt, Articulating


Brand: AVLT


Material: Metal


TV Size: 49 Inches


Color: White-Type-B


Minimum Compatible Size: 17 Inches


Brand Name: ‎AVLT


Item Weight: ‎12.14 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎17.52 x 12.01 x 4.33 inches


Item model number: ‎AVLT-DM42-1-AU


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color Name: ‎White-Type-B


Date First Available: May 8, 2019


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    • Big monitor? Don’t waste your time on others. Buy this one.
Color: White-Type-A
This is the one to buy. Yes, it costs a lot more money but it is, in my opinion, the only one that will work with the really big curved monitors. I have a 49 inch Samsung that weighs 34 pounds (feels heavier). After wasting hours of assembly time on several other monitor mounts that claimed to be able to handle this type of weight I bit the financial bullet and bought this bad boy. Upon arrival, I immediately knew this product might work. It was heavier and much better quality. I was correct. It supports the big Samsung. At first, I thought it was not going to do the job but I realized the tension adjustment is somewhat backward. Instead of “righty tighty” you need to unscrew the tension adjustment to provide more support. They have this clearly marked on the arm but be aware traditional tightening action will actually weaken the level of support. This unit also has a couple of built-in cables and ports. A nice touch. Again, if your time is worth anything don’t waste it buying those other poorly made Chinesium-quality monitor mounts. This is definitely a time when “Spend Once. Cry Once” applies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by B Taylor
    • Stylish and sturdy
Color: White-Type-B
Review Image by K. B. L. K. B. L.
Review Image by K. B. L. K. B. L.
It does as a monitor arm should. I have had monitor arms before. I tend to set it and forget it. So as long as I can move it about just the once to get a good spot, while freeing up desk space I am happy. This one moves well and supports the Acer Z35 monitor, which I think is just over 20 lbs. I have attached the arm to a glass desktop. I am NOT recommending it for that. I have reinforced the desk in a few ways to support this extra weight. The cable management is good but the space is limited. Screw in panels are used to hide cables. Setup was easy. The unit feels sturdy and well made. The video on how to set tension was clear. Rotation of the screen (portrait/landscape) is a bit wonky but maybe better/smoother on a flat panel. It is very easy to set the tension a little high, it takes a minute to get it right. Once setup though it's really nice. Also this one came with audio jacks and usb cables, but they made it very easy to remove the extra cables if you dont need them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by K. B. L. K. B. L.
    • Doubtful weight capacity
Color: White-Type-A
Review Image by elviscera elviscera
Review Image by elviscera elviscera
Review Image by elviscera elviscera
In general I like this arm though I am a bit doubtful of the claimed weight capacity and for that reason only, a four star. I am using this with a Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 which according to Samsung weighs 15.4 lb / 7 kg. The vertical and horizontal tilt maintain position very well, But I had to adjust the vertical tension very significantly to get the arm to maintain a stable position up/down position. Perhaps this arm will hold a heavier monitor -- I will find out if/when I eventually acquire a 57" Odyssey Neo G9 weighing in at 34 lb /15.4 kg. If it works in that case I will change my rating. It was easy to mount my relatively flyweight monitor onto this arm, though it could be bit more challenging with a 35 lb monitor and especially a wide screen so maybe in that case a team lift will be required. I would compare it to lifting a bag of dog food, if you can do that, you'll be fine. The Samsung G8 included a cup shaped adapter for the VESA mount (which I wisely did not discard) that will be needed. I recommend using washers under the screws (can be seen in picture) which were not provided in the kit. I suggest adding just a bit more lubricant on the rotating joints than the minimal amount that is provided. I did not use the cable tray/channel since my cables were not quite long enough. I may eventually try it but I am not that much of a neat-freak. I like the usb/audio ports/jacks that are provided on the base. Overall, I would say it works well in my case, seems sufficiently sturdy and is a good value. It has given me some desk-space back and easy monitor adjustment so that's all good. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by elviscera elviscera
    • One of the best monitor arms
Color: White-Type-B
I would highly recommend this monitor arm, its worth the money and much cheaper than many others. also fits well on thick desk surfaces.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024 by SIYAD
    • It WILL Hold Your Super Ultrawide, but...
Color: White-Type-B
Review Image by Hans Hans
Review Image by Hans Hans
Monitor: Samsung CRG9 (the 49" Super Ultrawide behemoth that weighs nearly 30 pounds) For those worried that their monitor will drop down and become one with their desk: it won't, IF you set it up correctly. Out of the box, there will be some significant assembly especially for a monitor arm, do not worry about this, all the tools required will be provided. One of the Allen wrenches has a flat head at the end, just in case you need one for the VESA mount screws, but it will also be important for the flathead screws on the joint pieces that hold the mount together. (There are two joints. One is between the base and the "bicep", the other is between the bicep and the "forearm". These are the joints that you must tighten the flathead screw to ensure that these parts stay together.) The base is the densest part of the mount, it is very heavy, boasting two poles on the clamp that are adjusted with the Allen wrench to ensure a steady hold on the edge of your desk. This thing isn't going anywhere. Some have complained how you must use the Allen wrench to tighten these poles. Don't worry, you want the Allen wrench, there is no other way to ensure a stronger clamp without them if you aren't using the grommet. There are a couple parts that you must assemble for your base. It is very straightforward inside the instruction manual. What they don't tell you in the instruction manual, is that the plate for the clamp that sits on the two tightening poles DOES NOT lock in to the tightening poles for the clamp. It freely sits on top of them inside two concave cuts on the face of the plate. This does not, by my observation, hinder the ability of the clamp to hold the mount steady. NOTE: There is a piece of thin rubber with a sticky side that you can use to stick to the plate of the clamp to ensure a steadier hold, and a scratches desktop. The base acts as a middleman between two of your USB, audio + mic connections and your PC. There are cables that come directly out the other side of the base that can connect into your PC. This can be useful for a mouse and a keyboard, as well as your headset. Then, you will attach the bicep to the base. There is a flathead screw that you must adjust at the joint. The tighter it is, the harder it will be to turn your monitor arm via that joint. The looser it is, the easier. Do not make this too loose or it may pop off. This is the most important part: When you attach the forearm to the bicep, at the bicep joint, turn the big Allen wrench screw COUNTER-CLOCKWISE! This is what ensures your monitor stays off the desk and in the air. When thinking like an airplane, this is what ensures the altitude of the monitor. Try to turn this a few times until it is somewhat loose before attaching the monitor. The second most important part: Before attaching the monitor, especially if it is a large, heavy monitor like mine. Tighten the mount itself, the portion that your monitor will actually sit on. Tighten this screw significantly. This is what holds your monitor from pitching downwards automatically. Overall: I've had this monitor arm for a few days now. And I wrote this review almost like an instruction manual because it took me two months to find one. I did NOT want to flush 300 dollars down the drain on an Ergotron. It's a great mount, very sturdy, will certainly last a while. For my purposes, which are to set the monitor in a fixed position and moving it periodically, this is perfect and has freed my desk of an incredible amount of space. It is not the easiest to turn especially on the bicep and base joint, but it is easy to yaw and roll, in case you ever needed that. A couple downsides: the fact that the plate for the clamp does not screw into the poles, and I cannot pitch my monitor. However, this is negligible to me as I will never need this feature. 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021 by Hans Hans

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