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A monitor arm allows you to adjust the height, tilt, and angle of your computer monitor, making it easier to find the most comfortable viewing position while helping to reduce neck and back strain.
The two main methods are a clamp mechanism (to the edge of the desk) and a grommet mount (through a cable port hole).
VESA is the standard hole pattern on the back of a monitor that the arm needs to match for attachment.
They usually support monitors weighing up to 8kg or 10kg, covering most modern flat-screen displays.
A gas spring (or gas-assisted) arm allows for easy, fluid, and near-effortless movement of the monitor with minimal adjustment needed.
Yes, they are highly recommended for sit-stand desks as they allow for quick height adjustment when the desk position changes.
Yes, most monitor arms have integrated cable management clips or channels along the arm to keep cords tidy.
Yes, you can choose from short arms for small desks or longer arms for deep desks or shared workstations.
Monitor arms are commonly available in Black, White, or Silver to match desk frames.
Yes, many gas spring arms require a small tool (often an Allen wrench/hex key, which is usually supplied) to adjust the tension for the specific monitor weight.
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