$25 vs. $300 Monitor Arm - What Stands Do I Recommend?

[@dstarr3]

4:24 "And with a ten-year warranty, this will probably be the last monitor arm I ever need to buy." I, too, plan to die in the next ten years.

[@EmergencyChannel]

Coronavirus, natural disasters, crazy national leaders, rising cost of living. I’d give myself 10 years, yeah.

[@willjepson7770]

Dave Starr thats optimistic.

[@sxccessful5626]

Shrek damn you called coronavirus

[@EmergencyChannel]

@@sxccessful5626 Anybody looking at Chinese news a few months ago could have predicted it would be a problem outside of China soon.

[@DeeHawkDK]

If a product has a 10 year warranty, it means the manufacturer is confident that you can't break it with normal wear and tear in 10 years. Which means it will likely last at least 20 years and up to a lifetime if you treat it well.

[@chuo_jc12]

This has to be the first-ever normal and non-bs review I have ever watched, finally some good content

[@karlmarx2651]

When a monitor arm costs more than your monitor

[@PwnageJ]

dammit i was about to say the same thing

[@hithereperson8137]

No shit

[@phillylove7290]

I bought that $300 one and it is freaking awesome. I built a set up like the villain from Grandma's Boy. I don't even use a desk. I made a recliner that has a 20 x 20 piece of wood on each arm for a Razer chroma gamepad a mouse.

[@phillylove7290]

"When a monitor arm cost more than your monitor it is time for a revolution as the fall of capitalism is near" Karl Marx

[@karlmarx2651]

Philly Love rich boi. Im not saying its bad. Im saying its expensive

[@jessebach8224]

Probably the best review I've seen on monitor arms, covering important information/tips and caveats to monitors arms, often not seen in other review. Thank you!

[@MickeyTech]

I would recommend the $999 stand 🔥

[@Bazlightyear007]

Mickey Tech based on?

[@serialskeptic]

Only if the $99999 stand is out of stock

[@brylemejias5475]

Lol apple

[@_White_]

Woosh

[@n8n8n8n]

I wouldn't.

[@vasipro]

3:07 "I can't believe I spent this much on a stand..." Apple: hold my beer.

[@then1One]

The Amazon Basic monitor arm is also made by Ergotron.

[@Shifterfire]

I have the same arm, but in silver/metal and black. And it's branded as Ergotech I believe. So Amazon just slapped their brand on it. Which is a good thing I guess.

[@sean68777]

All made in China by OEM

[@ReiEvangelista]

Q guys. Can it pivot 90°? I'm looking for one that does.

[@Shifterfire]

@@ReiEvangelista Yes, it can.

[@FlashGenTV]

Yeah they are based on the Ergotron LX range

[@thebigbonk]

Ah yes the office setup, with a massive 49" ultra wide

[@cheffromspace9771]

I will never go back to a standard resolution.

[@NathanElcoate]

Just got one today and I love it.

[@Danny-pq3jo]

@@NathanElcoate is it worth buying ? Been considering buying the Samsung 49 inch for a while now

[@NathanElcoate]

@@Danny-pq3jo Hi yes definately, it's increased my work output dramatically even upgrading from a 34". Have had no issues with it, gaming, work and media art workflow are all very easy on the massive panel.

[@matthewarnold1776]

this is hilarious haha

[@kinocchio]

Apple: that’s cute

[@nothatsacamel9187]

ㄑㄑㄖㄕㄨㄛ

[@nothatsacamel9187]

Sorry I had Chinese on

[@pcje]

@@nothatsacamel9187 XD ㄎㄅ

[@User30929oouehf]

Sá? Tàüpe mêm.

[@BBond88]

@Hassan 2k Whiteside I'm an Appletard, and im sad i have no monitor mounts on my display haha. but im going with a pair of amazon $35 ($25 with the current $10 off one) for my flanking monitors :P

[@garrydye2394]

I find it interesting that many youtubers are starting to use the same voice and rhythm when they speak.

[@xjunkxyrdxdog89]

They chase rewarding trends.

[@loganperry1346]

Happens all the time, same with news casters, sports announcers, ted talks, business presentations, radio hosts. At first one person in the early days has a great vibe and has some success. People notice and imitate, then gradually the idea of a host of that genre seems to have its own style and if you want to be a review KZbinr, you try and sound like the archityple review youtuber

[@rangersmith4652]

The roughly $80 Ergotech Freedom arm has been great for me. It has a wide range of load weight adjustment to accommodate light or heavier monitors, something most users will appreciate.

[@RaynesX]

Your videos are the best out there for this kind of stuff, and you should be proud. You show everything, I was worried you might not show how low these go, but you did, so thanks!

[@UnderdogTactics]

Your videos are just so classy and professional. It's refreshing.

[@venner82]

Ever since I watched this video about 8 months ago I've had this monitor arm on my mind.....well today it arrived and all set up with my ultrawide and its great. Thanks for the video.

[@igfoobar]

David, I love your desk setup videos and have found myself browsing your channel more than once for setup and equipment ideas. That having been said, I do hope that you buy a real keyboard someday.

[@LarthMedia]

I want to thank you for the recommendation. I Ordered the vivo on a whim after watching your video not being confident that it would work. I was able to get it to work and I love it. Thanks again!

[@williambain6832]

Great reviews and food for thought when researching arms for ultra-wide monitors like yours. The stands that come with these monitors are horrid and take up half the desk workspace, another issue is that the monitors - being curved - are about 32cm (12.5 in) away from the wall in the middle and 41cm (16 in) from the extremities. Other heavy-duty mounts do not allow fluid motion especially the up and down panning of the display which comes really handy when using a motorised standing desk. The Ergotoron HX you suggest can now be found at £192 ($240) which is well worth it considering the 10-year warranty and the added workspace as well as allowing easy access to the rear of the screen when needed without having to call 2 other people to help hold the screen. Defo a no-brainer. Thanks!!

[@Soulindex]

I've been using the VIVO arm for 2 years now. Was scared to have my monitor held up by such a cheap product, but it's been very reliable. Definitely recommended

[@epi588]

are you extending it to the side or just leaving it in the middle?

[@Soulindex]

@@epi588 To the side.

[@epi588]

@@Soulindex okay good i just ordered it

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

They are all pretty solid. As long as the hardware you use is good quality you won't have any issues.

[@justin94block]

you have a whole cinema in that room.

[@pieterjanvl]

Great explanation! I've been comparing a few monitor arms for two 24 inch displays but it's hard to see where the big differences are in different price ranges. With your video I know what to look at when I'm buying one, thanks!

[@847MicRoss]

I had my VIVO's for almost ten years. I like them so much I bought there projector mount.

[@VickyKatara]

Do you have a projector?

[@itswazowski]

this video is so cleannnn

[@MatheusPratta]

I currently use a dual monitor arm that looks a lot like the last one you showed, the ELG F160n and it holds up pretty great. It even includes two mount options on the table (both clamp and thru-hole) so one can install it on a very large table with no problems, and it's pretty cheap too ($80 or so)

[@CampusMania]

Link?

[@qseep]

Very nicely done video! One thing to point out is that if you have a motorized sit/stand desk, then you have to adjust the monitor height every time you change position, so it's worth spending more on a monitor arm that can be constantly repositioned. By the way, your 49" monitor is wider than my entire desk :D

[@DaedalEVE]

I’ve had all sorts of stands from $25-$400... and honestly the $25 one seems to work the best for me.

[@falconloverxxx7182]

ye same

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

That's because they are all the same. As long as the hardware is good quality you got nothing to worry about. The expensive ones prey on the dumb unintuitive people.

[@louisczar6483]

I have the Huanho dual monitor mount, costed me about 60-70 dollars and performs amazing, have had it for almost 2 years and nothing has gone wrong, totally recommend!

[@nicksneider5463]

Something also worth mentioning with arms like this is that the price for the arm generally reflects the length of the warranty. The higher the cost the longer the warranty.

[@dirozx]

True the amazon basics arm is the exact same arm as a Ergotron LX just with shorter warranty and lower price.

[@ImSimpIicity]

Not true@@dirozx

[@dirozx]

​@@ImSimpIicityactually yes, checked it with Ergotron and even has the branding on it 😂

[@tomdaoust]

Good job. Short, concise, factual. Great demo of features. Thanks for sharing.

[@PPL-jj9pj]

"25$ monitor arm can be good as much as 300$ monitor arm" *Apple had never seen such bullshit before*

[@fancystacy]

Depends on your needs. Some people do not buy such things at all during their life. If you constantly change position of your display as I do you need a good one which doesn't brake after thousand tilts or rotations.

[@stephaniepearce3130]

😂😂

[@boomboom6577]

This video is so helpful and well-organized. I love everything about it. Wish all instructions videos were like this .

[@carsonlight_lapse6394]

still cheaper than Apple's stand ;)

[@azmah1999]

@Dan Apple's stand is different only in the sense that it is worse. It looks shiny but has the same range of movement that a lot of stands that come bundled with other monitors. Sure the screen itself is amazing. The Mac Pro is super powerful and is actually not overpriced when you consider the higher configurations. But the stand is just plain ridiculous. And even more laughable is the fact that the VESA mount point must be purchased separately for 300$ if you want to use another stand. I just don't understand how Apple can get away with this, this is the exact opposite of "premium", it's a cash grab ! FFS it's something you'd expect from a budget company like Xiaomi, not a deluxe one ! And just so you understand, companies have no problem paying for gear if it is actually useful (for instance the computer, the screen, the tablet, ...). The stand isn't even serviceable, how could it be worth it ? Seriously, you can get the more expansive stand reviewed on this video and their stupid VESA mount point for less than their own stand and it has a vastly greater range of movement as well as a slick look. Which makes me think that most company will not buy the stand but just the VESA mount since they probably already have perfectly functional and better stand around.

[@mattivirta]

apples have ALL ower price and not good and not normal human parts anythink, only totally big idiot buy and use apple stuff.

[@nixklon3278]

A LOT CHEAPER

[@FinSkater17]

@@azmah1999 The mac pro is very overpriced for it's performance actually. You can build something that performs better yourself for cheaper.

[@MrWildwerewolf]

And there are chinese northbuyou (or smthng like that, don't remeber how it's properly named) stands. They are equivalent to ergotron (probably made at the same factory) and way more cheaper. So, IMHO, ergotron is overpriced marketing sh.. Oh, sorry, I mean product. Overpriced marketing product.

[@tasmaniandumbass]

I do not care about monitor arms at all, but I have to tell you David, this was an oddly compelling video. I watched the whole thing and now I feel calm and focused. Thank you!

[@BobFrostV]

Enjoyed this comparison video. Have been using the Amazon Basic Single Monitor Stand for both of my monitors for a couple years now. It's wonderful having 9.25 inches of clearance under my monitors to gain additional desk space for what ever I want. I searched hard for a premium option that was as good as the Amazon one but I couldn't find anything that raised the monitor as high. No regrets though even though I'd have gone for that $300 option. Some advise for perspective buyers of the "AmazonBasics Premium Single Monitor Stand"; my 28lbs monitor is close to pushing the maximum capacity since even a very light push downward lowers the monitor from the maximum height setting. It holds fine over time but just a little warning :).

[@terencejay8845]

Having used a 24" monitor with a height, rotate and tilt stand, I've just bought a 27" Iiyama with a basic stand. I'm surprised how low it sits on the desk. Would suit the eye line of someone 5ft 6" maybe but at 6ft 2" needed a monitor arm. I went, through necessity, with a cheap £20 one from Amazon that had excellent reviews. Was heftier than I thought it would be for the price. The issue isn't with the arm but with the desk I'm using: a metal framed one of 25mm square tube, with a 15mm top. So it needed a little fettling with a strip of wood screwed to the frame to give me a decent surface for the screw base. But it works fine. The height is now perfect. I don't see how spending more would benefit me. Thanks for your review.

[@RackaApps]

Apple XDR Display Stand: Hold my VESA mount

[@noshit1128]

Comedy cemetery

[@your_average_cultured_dude]

$200 vesa mount adaptor*

[@casianreport3318]

garbage : )

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Crickets

[@tpye_volt2310]

idk why but I find tech videos so satisfying

[@K3S01L2]

I can really recommend Dell's own spring loaded MSA14 monitor arms for those who use Dell or Alienware monitors. Its relatively cheap by costing 130€ and it holds my Alienware AW3418DW curved gaming monitor very good. It also has internal cable management system which makes it super neat setup so no loose cables hanging around your desk. I also have Dell U2417HA as my second monitor in vertical position beside my main monitor and it also came with its own smaller monitor arm (you can also get it with a normal stand if you like) although its movement is a little limited because its one arm design versus the bigger two arms design. But one of the greatest features in of both those arms is that they do support Dells own quick connect system instead of vesa mounting. I believe you could do vesa also but these are tool less install and very quick and easy to do yourself. You just click them into the arms head and you are good to go no screws no tools super nice and sturdy way to mount your monitors. And like I said I am using Alienwares gaming monitor with my Dell arm because Alienware is own by Dell these days so they do share the same mounting system.

[@gracelandtoo6240]

Beautifully filmed & helpful video, thank you!

[@dbibbyma]

Great info dude. Just what I was looking for. Going with the $25 options

[@dbibbyma]

My arm arrived about a week ago. Working out great. I love it.

[@Doxsein]

Darrell Bibby Are you from US or Canada? I’m from Canada and it’s about $54. Still considering it though.

[@T.J]

My favorite arm is the CBS Flo. Looks so minimalistic.

[@KarQ]

NICE

[@bujurocks8188]

its karq the ana main!

[@kennethshen7265]

Yeah

[@Chrome3695]

Bruh

[@irho0]

When you browse monitor arm video and found comment from one of top OW youtubers

[@laurabrown6977]

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[@tjyuy9685]

Thank you for making this video I was having a hard time finding a arm for my monitor. Think I'll go with the $25 one

[@truthof7382]

BE VERY CARFUL WHEN ORDERING! The Vivo (first one he talks about) in the video is not the one his link points to in the description! You will see the one in the video has a double joint at the hinging points where the 2 arms come together. This allows him to push his monitor all the back almost against the mounting pole. The one his link points to will not even come close to going back that far. I should know, Im not happy I now have a return I have to make because I ordered here. Pay attention to this when ordering if it is important you you.

[@abyde]

Thanks for the heads up. Do you happen to have a link to the correct arm?

[@stephaniepearce3130]

Thanks for the vid. I have a CRG9 and definitely don’t want an arm failing on me! It’s pretty heavy and the Ergotron looks fantastic! Think I’m sold!

[@zarblitz]

Considering the Ergotron apparently has a weight limit of up to 42lbs, it seems like a great choice if you have a very large and heavy display. If you're going to spend $500-$1200 on a display, an extra $300 for a solid monitor arm doesn't seem like a bad idea.

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

lmao my cheap Chinese dual arm I've been using for years with $5 of hardware I got from the hardware shop has been fantastic.

[@zarblitz]

@@OGKZbinEnjoyer And my Ergotron is still going strong and can hold my 32" ultrawide in any position or orientation in an impressive range of motion without (a few feet in every direction) ever wobbling. If you can figure out which cheap Chinese dual arm and hardware parts will also accomplish that, good for you. I'm not going to spend my time ordering and sorting through cheap junk to figure it out.

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

@@zarblitz Already did. Thanks. 🤣🤣

[@zarblitz]

@@OGKZbinEnjoyer Good on you then. My time is worth more.

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

@@zarblitz So you spend $300 on a monitor mount 🤣🤣

[@cooperparsons2288]

i love this guys voice its so relaxing.

[@fredastaire6156]

Hey David! Thanks for the info on the different mounts. I’m actually considering getting the Amazon one with the wall mounts into the wall studs. This video helps a lot!

[@jackberry7441]

Brilliant video! Simple and straight to the point!

[@mobarakjama5570]

Ergotron: a $300 monitor stand is expensive, maybe we should cut down the price a little bit. Apple: hold my apples.

[@DavidTurner11]

2:42 I use electrical junction box cover plates to help stabilize my monitor stand.

[@M_S_M_86]

My wise counsel after years and years with monitor arms: always buy a wall mount. Of course that it is more work and effort, but in a long term it's a win-win.

[@SpecialEllio]

why?

[@enterthehyuver4747]

@@SpecialEllio unlike the deskclamp the wallmount is more stable because it's directly screwed to the wall, but it's definitely not for those who want to use standing table or for those who want to change position of their desk setup every now and then though.

[@M_S_M_86]

@@SpecialEllio they are much stronger as they are fixed to the wall; also, for example, if you touch or push the table with your hips accidentaly, the monitors or the tv's you have attached to the table arm support will eventually move and loose its horizontal position. I work as a day trader with 5 monitors, so you learn quickly those tips. :)

[@847MicRoss]

@@M_S_M_86 I move my desk to much to mount it to the monitor to the wall.

[@M_S_M_86]

@@847MicRoss Obviously, if you move your desk frequently, then it is better to mount it in an arm desk. Look, my humble opinion based on years of experience is that if you have a desk and you don't move it around as the colleage above, and you are one of those who want perfection, or prefer to do things better despite the extra work, the wall mout is much more worth. My opinion.

[@Fenixflightfr]

Yo ty so much I was scared that my monitor would tumble over but now I’ve found it wouldn’t

[@lanceraustin]

Dude, this is how it's done- thank you

[@rearsightapex]

Ooh! Glad I saw this. I was debating on whether to get a 38 ultra wide, for an arm, then I saw this. Now I'm going for that the 49inch and that Ergotron HX. Thanks for posting this, especially about the how the arms support the weights of the monitors.

[@qolumbia3536]

This guy is the type of guy to watch one set up wars video and rearrange their whole desk setup while also making money off it, amazing entrepreneur.

[@Hamyhamster24]

bruh imagine the amount of head turning you would have to do while using the 49" monitor...

[@fieriko5808]

"ZA WARUDO" is the best stand

[@rahul-qm9fi]

Nah it's sticky fingaa

[@9VK7]

D4C

[@Ender275]

Gold experience requiem

[@aronjoy23]

lmaoo

[@ojazzista]

I have the Ergotron HX for a Odyssey G9. I had to import it because they didn't sell it in Brazil. Worth every cent!

[@damienhull6497]

Thanks for this. I've had a hard time finding a good monitor arm. Going with the Ergotron HX monitor arm.

[@cmcmanus1974]

Awesome arm, i have an HX dual at work and the ergotron LX dual direct at home for my gaming/work set up

[@senyorlimpiogaming]

This made me realize that I am probably going to set an arm once and never move it (a lot) again. Perhaps just an upward or downward tilt every now anx then. The basic mount I think will be enough for me

[@avankm774]

I've been looking for a good monitor arm that will hold a 49 inch display, thanks for the video.

[@rob7xiv]

Ask your Local Electronic Market.

[@jab9618]

apple's 999$ stand

[@rob7xiv]

@@jab9618 you don't need to sell your soul for a monitor stand. every VESA Norm Stand is ok.

[@LevusWorkstation]

how about a gaming cockpit that will hold your 49 inch monster? levus.co

[@SreenikethanI]

@@rob7xiv they're joking

[@cakec9]

Oh man, you have great content and soothing voice. Instant subscribe!

[@dicksplat2049]

Loving the presonis eris speakers. Good choice!

[@MrMuppetbaby]

Thank you David great reviews! I picked the Vivo one you suggested. Tod

[@ChibiQilin]

I love the look of ultra wide displays, but I find that vertical displays tend to be better for productivity especially when it comes to things like coding, so rather than spending a lot on one heavy duty arm for an ultra wide display, a lot of people might find it better to spend the same amount on multiple cheaper arms for multiple displays of different orientations.

[@WhiteoutTech]

well the thing is that you can split up ultrawides into two sections so it looks like you hve two monitors without a gap between them :

[@lexwaldez]

Big fan of Ergotron - have a lot of them at work and the ability to adjust the tension in the arms is HUGE. Just bought a new Ergotron for the wife's home office setup. Buy once, cry once. Totally worth the extra dollars.

[@Senpho]

I want to know whats your desk ! The size seems just perfect !

[@Jakey_1]

I just bought a ErGear Single Monitor Mount Stand for $26 and it had all the features of the $100 arm. its amazing

[@equalinfinite]

I ordered a Best Stand, spec said it could do 25Lbs, It couldnt even hold up my 13 pound 27" display, and would drop down 70%. Sent it back., it cost $80 too. Hope this helps someone...

[@bo55playz-gamingmore71]

A bit late but many stands have adjustment screws that increase the tension depending on how heavy your monitor it.

[@LazyTacoProductions]

It’s worth noting that 2/3 the arms in this video are ergotron. The Amazon basics arm is a rebadged ergotron LX

[@SakamotoSan28]

I don't even know why I watched this video, I only have a laptop lol

[@HuanuoOfficial]

Then a laptop stand for your laptop

[@LevusWorkstation]

or an entire cockpit that holds your laptop levus.co

[@squiresean]

really good presentation. nice and clear and has helped me make a decision on which monitor arm to go for. thanks.

[@studionulzevenzeven5188]

david: i need widescreen Dell: Yes

[@HEADWiG87x]

I bought the Ergotron HX with the Heavy Duty Bracket for my Odyssey Neo G9. Absolutely worth the price. Nothing better out there.

[@iverefiner2738]

I know two people who also say "compacity" instead of "capacity."

[@fancystacy]

complicity

[@jragadio]

He said it twice in the video!

[@Urbanstrangler]

Informative and straight to the point. Thanks.

[@v4mp1r3-]

that whit one costs way more than my both monitors combined too lol 🤣

[@samuelcole11106]

Thanks for the very thorough review man 🙌🏾

[@OMFGWTFLOLZ100]

"As long as you have the cash" buddy, we're talking about a $1000+ monitor that is probably hooked on a $2500+ system

[@churblefurbles]

did he say? Its not unusual for the display setup to cost more than the pc now if you aren't a hard core gamer, its the gpu's that would put it over 1k, most don't need those even to drive a big display.

[@vincentyu8147]

Great synopsis of what you can expect within given price ranges...

[@axedavid201]

I die every time you say compacity...But I still love you

[@fancystacy]

You know not all the people in the Earth are born with knowledge of English language.

[@privatepengu]

鹊ステイシー You don’t need to be to say words correctly

[@antlerup]

That was helpful, I think for my setup the Ergotron is gonna be the one I go with

[@issasecretbuddy]

for the bottom tier monitor arm, I’d highly rec monoprice. I got mine for around $30 on sale and it’s got the full range of motion of more expensive ones

[@reiverdaemon]

This right here folks. The piston ones they make are so smooth.

[@relucentsandman6447]

Great video, I feel more comfortable with going with a cheaper arm since I'm less interested in changing the height, thank you!

[@fullsleevetats]

Great video! That Dell 49" monitor looks great, but it's vertical resolution is nearly half of what a 4k monitor has. It's horizontally equivalent to two 27" panels, but vertically equivalent to half of those same panels. For someone used to dual 27", 4k monitors it would be a significant downgrade. I'm stuck using a dual-monitor arm so I can get the resolution I need for day-to-day work, development, team integration in my visible apps. I still have to use virtual desktops to fit all of my apps in on a workspace larger than monitors can accommodate. Dual-mount arms still have a long way to go, to compete with some of the better single-monitor arms. I do wish the industry would manufacture arms that had an articulating _bottom_ arm, instead of fixed. It really does limit your flexibility in panel placement, especially when using a portrait orientation.

[@SuperAwesomeCloudMan]

I personally use 2 single monitor arms for my double monitor setup. Had an okayish dual mount setup, but it was a challenge to get both monitors setup in a comfortable position for work, gaming and whatnot. Ive found that 2 separate arms make it alot easier positioning both monitors, as well as much more adjustable, aka moving one monitor doesnt mean I have to move the other to some strange position to accommodate it. Downside is of course having a second arm, might ruin the looks for some people.

[@straysheep5312]

I got a free 144hz monitor from my brother's friend, but it came without a stand. Just went with the EVEO arm for $60. Holds my monitor's weight and latched it to the corner side, giving me more legroom on top of my table. Definitely recommend it for those trying to get something less than $100.

[@jons2]

new aspect ratio: 1000000:10

[@AA_OnTheEdge]

bought a Ergotron, which the Amazon Basic Arm copied from, back in 2010, still working flawlessly.

[@clickbait1836]

I recently bought the $25 one for $15 but I can also tilt my monitor

[@Prattiiikk]

Do you remember what it's called?

[@JohnVincentLabatastory]

Thanks for the video. It helped me decide which mount to buy.

[@macxis5371]

Hey man, thanks for the review, very interesting. How are those speakers, I was thinking about buying them, would love some insight on that. Cheers

[@CatherineLaplante]

Great video with straight forward information and recommendations. Thanks

[@dallasearl5298]

Apple: oh well ours has “special features”

[@ivanauchynnikau]

amazing quality and style of the video!

[@x87alpha1]

when monitor arm cost more than your arm.

[@Geomungus]

Pain

[@Doxsein]

2:51 WOW that is the biggest monitor I’ve ever seen. Looks incredible.

[@mostlymessingabout]

16:9 used to be "wide"... those were the days

[@FutureReverberations]

I'm currently running an amazon basics dual arm system supporting two 32" monitors. It was a little fiddly to setup but after I had it all figured out not a single issue over the last 12 months or so.

[@DarknessessB11]

I got my SUW on a $40 stand working just fine. I can't see me spending $300 for an arm but I've made dumber purchases before. Looks high quality though.

[@daisukevideo]

Monitor arm is convenient ✨ I also use two monitors with monitor arms attached. The video was also very easy to understand! I also studied videos. Thank you. With love from Japan :)