Monitor mounts
Monitor mounts for desk and wall: gas-spring articulating arms, dual and triple screen holders, VESA stands. They free up desk space and lift the screen to eye level.
LogiLink BP0046 quad monitor desk stand 13-32", 8 kg per screen
Raidsonic IB-MS313-T monitor stand up to 32", swivel, 8 kg
Digitus DA-90394 monitor desk mount 15-32", 9 kg
Neomounts FPMA-D550BLACK monitor arm 10-32", gas spring, 8 kg
Neomounts DS60-425BL1 monitor arm 17-27", gas spring, 8 kg
Fellowes monitor riser for 21" screens, height adjustable, 10 kg
Digitus design single monitor mount up to 35", 10 kg, white
LogiLink BP0045 monitor desk mount 13-32", clamp, 8 kg
Digitus DA-90400 monitor desk mount 15-32", height adjustable, 8 kg
Digitus DA-90401 dual monitor desk mount 15-32", 8 kg per screen
Digitus DA-90396 monitor desk mount 17-32", 8 kg
LogiLink BP0099 monitor desk mount 17-32", tilt and swivel, 8 kg
Digitus DA-90438 dual monitor desk mount 17-32", 8 kg per screen
Digitus DA-90425 monitor desk mount 15-32", full motion, 9 kg
LogiLink BP0110 monitor desk mount 17-32", tilt and swivel, 8 kg
LogiLink BP0044 monitor desk mount 13-32", 8 kg
Digitus DA-90476 monitor desk mount up to 57", 27 kg
Digitus dual monitor desk mount up to 45", 20 kg per screen
Digitus DA-90427 dual monitor desk mount 15-35", 15 kg per screen
Neomounts DS60-425BL2 dual monitor arm 17-27", 8 kg per screen
Digitus design dual monitor mount up to 35", 10 kg per screen, black
Neomounts FPMA-W25 monitor wall mount 10-30", 30 kg, silver
Digitus triple monitor desk mount 15-27", gas spring, 6 kg per screen
Neomounts DS70PLUS-450BL1 monitor arm 17-49", gas spring, 18 kg
Neomounts DS90-325BL1 sit-stand workstation 17-32", 9 kg
How to choose a monitor mount
A mount solves two problems at once: the screen rises to eye level (no more neck strain) and the desk is freed from the monitor stand. Judge it by four things.
- Mounting method. A clamp grips the edge of the desktop in seconds and fits most desks; a grommet version goes through the cable hole and is more rigid; a wall mount helps when the desk moves or space is tight.
- Number of screens. A single arm is the cheapest, a dual model suits spreadsheets and code side by side, three or four screens are for trading and monitoring desks.
- Motion. A gas-spring arm moves the screen with one hand, a tilt mount adjusts the angle only, a fixed stand holds the screen in place.
- VESA and weight. Check the hole pattern on the back of the monitor (usually 75 × 75 or 100 × 100 mm) and the screen weight — the arm's rated load should have headroom.
- Portrait mode. If you read long documents or write code, look for a pivot function so the screen can be turned vertical.
Related categories
See also monitors, TV mounts, laptop stands and keyboards.
Frequently asked questions
Will the mount fit my monitor? Measure the four holes on the back panel: 75 × 75 or 100 × 100 mm fits almost every desk arm. Larger screens sometimes use 200 × 100 mm — then pick a model with that VESA size.
What if the monitor has no VESA holes? Some slim models need the manufacturer's adapter plate. Without it the screen cannot be attached to an arm.
How thick a desktop does a clamp take? Most clamps handle 10–80 mm. For a solid oak desk check the specification of the exact model first.
Does the gas spring need adjusting? Yes, once during installation: the tension is set with an Allen key so the screen holds itself at any height.