WALI Single Monitor Arm, Universal 3 Tier Arm Fully Adjustable Pole Mount Bracket for WALI Monitor Mounting System (001ARMXL), Black

I have a double monitor mount from Vivo and wanted to also mount my Huion tablet on an arm that would swing freely out from beneath the other two monitors at a height that was comfortable to draw on. Originally I purchased a vivo arm and found that the arm did not loosen at the joints to allow for an easy adjustment. The joint with the vesa mount only angled flat with a tilt of about 30 degrees. The bolts would not turn so I returned the item. I saw this arm and liked the additional length so I gave it a shot. It's incredible. Very solid. The tension clamp on the pole is well made and I wasn't concerned with it slipping. The arms stacked at the joint add some reinforcement. I was able to loosen the joint bolts to a nice spot where there is some resistance but still moves without swinging wildly. The vesa plate angles just shy of 90 degrees

Works perfectly for a KYY portable monitor. Installed it on the stand holding my main monitor. Solid construction. It's a winner!

This seems like a well built unit. However, it did not work for what I needed it for so I had to return it. Sorry I couldn't help more DrF

My pole is part of a stand from five years ago. My previous monitor arm had the ability to adjust to different sized poles, but it wasn't quite long enough to hold my monitor in the right position and be able to see the whole screen. I had to do a little work to get this to function for me. My pole is 1.5" diameter. I had to remove the plastic grip. If I could have found another pole clamp, that would have worked great for mounting, easy peasy (that's what my laptop arm sits on, but no luck!) I fit a couple pieces of scrap fleece fabric into the mounting hole and that worked to lock it in place on the pole. Now I can see the whole 27" monitor screen from my seat. It feels sturdy and I think it will work out as envisioned.

I have bought 5 of these so far and use them for monitors AND holding laptops. The arms are holding the monitors with no issues. The arm may flex down a smidge if you have a lot of weight, but you can adjust for it easily with the provided allen wrench. I have been using them for multiple years now and there has been no noticable wear on them. Once the weight is off, the flexing stops so it's not detrimental to the structure of the material. Also, you can adjust the tightness of the joints with the allen wrench to make the arm as stiff or loose as you like. However, if you losen them too much, they will come into contact if you overlap the segments.

This is the bomb for 34" ultrawide monitors!

Built like arock. But..... I can't use it! The largest bolt, that holds the pole fastener to the arm simply could not be loosened. It wound up strippingg. I cut slots in it to try and unscrew with flat blade... broken screwdriver. I even tried using broken screw monoval taps...nada! So, i have this wonderfully made, fully functioning, piece of junk just because of one bolt! Otherwise it would be 5 stars.

I don't use the Vesa mount, but I use it for an overhead camera and the shorter version for my iPad (with a laptop holder attachment). It's so sturdy, unobtrusive, great looking, and of course useful. I bought my daughter the same setup, I loved it so much, and she loves it too. Top marks for quality and value.

Getting older👵, and no longer able to continually move my over-chair table with the 7kg computer on it, the need for something easier became a priority. Having read many reviews, I decided on this WALI 3 Tier Arm. This arm is very strong, yet easy to manoeuvre, as shown in my video. It's such a welcome change to be able to near effortlessly swing the computer in and out of the way. I also invested in a WALI Quad Monitor Desk Mount which includes a 31" pole. (another review😊). The pole is fitted on an old tv-table-top which my husband had previouly converted to a 6" high desktop addition with a keyboard drawer in it. Using the clamp proved not stable for the weight of my computer. Happily, we still had two good size metal plates from other stands we no longer use. These have a hole in them that's the right size, so were easy to add to the set up for strengthening the grommet fitting. This all works really well. With bits from the monitor mounts I put together a triple arm, and drilled some holes in a wooden tray for my keyboard. There's a metal tray on a single arm to the side for whatevers.☕ 🐭 . I am very happy with how it all worked out, and highly recommend such a set-up, so long as you have an approriate base to connect to. 🏋️

Works well I use it to hold my camera its a little stiff to move but that's because it is so sturdy and its very easy to install

Have 4 arms on the pole. they work well , the 2 section arms are a little stiff , three sections arms give more flexibility

Works great

The arms themselves are built very well with decent welds and finish. The hardware however is lacking. The clunky shape and size of the bolts means that the arms will not rotate 180 degrees because the hardware is hitting the arms. They glide on cheap plastic washers. This makes the whole thing unstable. I replaced the bolts with flush mounted hex ones and a brass bushing between the sections to improve it.